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NEW YORK CITY, New York USA -- A 5,200-word interview with AeroTech founder Gary Rosenfield, 19 pages of coverage from NARAM-48, and a landmark article on Space Elevator research highlight the November/December issue of /LAUNCH Magazine/, to be released late this week.
The 68-page, full-color issue also includes a step-by-step article on how to upscale the classic Estes Industries Interceptor rocket; a journal from rocket designer Bob Sanford on his 1974 visit to Centuri Engineering; and a look back at classic cluster kits from the 1960s and '70s.
There is also major news in the magazine's What's Hot section: An announcement of the debut of Semroc's Saturn 1B and Little Joe II kits. All this, plus feedback from readers on the Premier Issue of /LAUNCH/.
The November/December issue will be mailed to subscribers beginning late this week and will also be available on selected newsstands around the nation on November 4. But the big news involving newsstand is the magazine's announcement of a newly-signed contract with Source Interlink Companies, which handles national distribution for major retail outlets, including Barnes & Noble, Borders and Hastings bookstore chains. Future issues of /LAUNCH/ are expected to be available at most of those stores.
To subscribe to LAUNCH, visit the magazine's website at http://www.launchmagonline.com /, or in the United Kingdom, visit http://www.rocketstore.co.uk/ online.
Issues will also be available at the Semroc (#1806) and AeroTech (#1711) booths at the International iHobby Expo in Chicago beginning this Thursday afternoon, October 19th. Issues will be provided, as well, to members of the press covering the X PRIZE Cup Expo in Las Cruces, New Mexico later this week. Any retailers wishing to offer /LAUNCH/ in their stores should contact Eric Holton at 239-949-4450, extension 6930.
NEW YORK CITY, New York USA -- A 5,200-word interview with AeroTech founder Gary Rosenfield, 19 pages of coverage from NARAM-48, and a landmark article on Space Elevator research highlight the November/December issue of /LAUNCH Magazine/, to be released late this week.
The 68-page, full-color issue also includes a step-by-step article on how to upscale the classic Estes Industries Interceptor rocket; a journal from rocket designer Bob Sanford on his 1974 visit to Centuri Engineering; and a look back at classic cluster kits from the 1960s and '70s.
There is also major news in the magazine's What's Hot section: An announcement of the debut of Semroc's Saturn 1B and Little Joe II kits. All this, plus feedback from readers on the Premier Issue of /LAUNCH/.
The November/December issue will be mailed to subscribers beginning late this week and will also be available on selected newsstands around the nation on November 4. But the big news involving newsstand is the magazine's announcement of a newly-signed contract with Source Interlink Companies, which handles national distribution for major retail outlets, including Barnes & Noble, Borders and Hastings bookstore chains. Future issues of /LAUNCH/ are expected to be available at most of those stores.
To subscribe to LAUNCH, visit the magazine's website at http://www.launchmagonline.com /, or in the United Kingdom, visit http://www.rocketstore.co.uk/ online.
Issues will also be available at the Semroc (#1806) and AeroTech (#1711) booths at the International iHobby Expo in Chicago beginning this Thursday afternoon, October 19th. Issues will be provided, as well, to members of the press covering the X PRIZE Cup Expo in Las Cruces, New Mexico later this week. Any retailers wishing to offer /LAUNCH/ in their stores should contact Eric Holton at 239-949-4450, extension 6930.
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