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Engineering: Cornell Quarterly, Vol.16, No.4 (Spring 1982): Thinking Big About Our Energy Future

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Engineering Quarterly
Author
Corson, Dale R.
Linke, Simpson
Kulhawy, Fred H.
Auer, Peter
Abstract

IN THIS ISSUE: Electric Power from Orbit: A Critique of a Satellite Power System /2 (The DOE/NASA concept of using satellites to collect solar energy on a huge scale and beam it to Earth is described by Dale R. Corson, Cornell University president emeritus and former engineering dean, who headed a national committee to assess the postulated system.) ... Global Hydroelectric Power via Reflector Satellites /9 (An innovative idea for providing a significant part of the world's energy supply is advanced by Simpson Linke, professor of electrical engineering and a specialist in power transmission.) ... Engineering Stamps: A Specialty Field of Philately /18 (Our four-color "centerfold" features United States postage stamps with an engineering theme, from the collection of Professor Fred H. Kulhawy.) ... Fusion: Its Power, Potential, and Prospects /23 (A Cornell specialist in fusion power explains and assesses a still-unproved technology under continuing development. Peter Auer is a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering.) ... Faculty Publications /34 ... Editorial /40

Date Issued
1982
Publisher
Internet-First University Press
Keywords
Engineering
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Cornell University
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Satellite Power System
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Solar Energy
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Hydroelectric Power
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Philately
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Fusion
Type
periodical

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