Add to ORKGAs Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsible for the tracking telescopes used to photograph rockets and missiles during test flights. The photograph depicts V-2 RD 31 rocket in flight
Photograph of launch of the Lockheed X-17, ca.1960. At center, the large, slender rocket is visible ...
13-inch wide field imaging telescope at the Lowell Observatory. Clyde Tombaugh used this type of tel...
Two Aerobee 170 sounding rocket payloads were flown at the White Sands Missile Range: (1) a focusin...
As Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsi...
As Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsi...
As Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsi...
Telescope IV, also known as T-4, on Mule Peak, the T-4 was designed to track missiles. The first mis...
Telescope IV, also known as T-4, on Mule Peak, the T-4 was designed to track missiles. The first mis...
The second tracking telescope at the White Sands Missile Range Little Bright Eyes II. This photograp...
Written on the photograph in Clyde Tombaugh's writing is the following: ''V-2 rocket in the gantry....
First tracking telescope at White Sands Missile Range. Little Big Eyes was built with Clyde Tombaugh...
First tracking telescope at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. This telescope was known as Littl...
Contains charts, maps and photographs related to missile flight and seeing condition studie
Clyde Tombaugh standing on the platform of his 16-inch telescope. Tombaugh designed and constructed ...
2 images. Missile test area, 11 April 1958. Test director Newton (no first name); Test engineer W.W....
Photograph of launch of the Lockheed X-17, ca.1960. At center, the large, slender rocket is visible ...
13-inch wide field imaging telescope at the Lowell Observatory. Clyde Tombaugh used this type of tel...
Two Aerobee 170 sounding rocket payloads were flown at the White Sands Missile Range: (1) a focusin...
As Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsi...
As Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsi...
As Chief of Optical Measurements Section at White Sands Proving Ground, Clyde Tombaugh, was responsi...
Telescope IV, also known as T-4, on Mule Peak, the T-4 was designed to track missiles. The first mis...
Telescope IV, also known as T-4, on Mule Peak, the T-4 was designed to track missiles. The first mis...
The second tracking telescope at the White Sands Missile Range Little Bright Eyes II. This photograp...
Written on the photograph in Clyde Tombaugh's writing is the following: ''V-2 rocket in the gantry....
First tracking telescope at White Sands Missile Range. Little Big Eyes was built with Clyde Tombaugh...
First tracking telescope at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. This telescope was known as Littl...
Contains charts, maps and photographs related to missile flight and seeing condition studie
Clyde Tombaugh standing on the platform of his 16-inch telescope. Tombaugh designed and constructed ...
2 images. Missile test area, 11 April 1958. Test director Newton (no first name); Test engineer W.W....
Photograph of launch of the Lockheed X-17, ca.1960. At center, the large, slender rocket is visible ...
13-inch wide field imaging telescope at the Lowell Observatory. Clyde Tombaugh used this type of tel...
Two Aerobee 170 sounding rocket payloads were flown at the White Sands Missile Range: (1) a focusin...