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... Michael Cabbage, “Spacewalkers Retract Solar Array,” Orlando Sentinel (FL), 19 December 2006; NASA, “ STS-116 Delivers Permanent Power.”'' November 2006 November December 2006 ... 15 Dec 16 2006 16 Dec 17 2006 17 Dec 18 2006 18 Dec 19 2006 19 Dec 20 2006 20 Dec 21 2006 21 ... 26 Dec 27 2006 27 Dec 28 2006 28 Dec 29 2006 29 Dec 30 2006 30 Dec ...

... that injected the vehicle's third stage (transtage) with 29,285-lb, lead ballast and instrument payload into an orbit with apogee, 116.2 mi. (187 km.) ; perigee, 110.4 mi. (177 ... by NASA on a Nike-Apache vehicle from Wallops Station , Va, reached peak altitude of 116 mi. in an experiment to measure electron density in the E region of the ionosphere ... 14 Jun 15 1965 15 Jun 16 1965 16 Jun 17 1965 17 Jun 18 1965 18 Jun 19 1965 19 Jun 20 1965 20 Jun 21 1965 21 Jun 22 1965 22 Jun ...

... turned off by ground command after more than three years successful operation. De­signed for 18-mo lifetime, Pegasus satellites, by detecting meteoroids, had confirmed protective adequacy of Apollo spacecraft for ... return of 50% more of their data than had been planned. All three Pioneers-now 29, 116, and 182 million mi from earth-could be heard through DSN antennas, ensuring return of ... 14 Aug 15 1968 15 Aug 16 1968 16 Aug 17 1968 17 Aug 18 1968 18 Aug 19 1968 19 Aug 20 1968 20 Aug 21 1968 21 Aug 22 1968 22 Aug ...

... . ''(Release 69-116)'' INTELSAT Consortium had selected Atlas-Centaur launch vehicle for Intelsat IV program, ComSatCorp announced. First Intelsat IV -18-ft-high, 8 ... 1969 15 Apr 16 1969 16 Apr 17 1969 17 Apr 18 1969 18 Apr 19 1969 19 Apr 20 1969 20 Apr 21 1969 21 Apr ... 26 1969 26 Apr 27 1969 27 Apr 28 1969 28 Apr 29 1969 29 Apr 30 1969 30 ...

... command and service module (CSM-116), which would transport astronauts to and from Skylab orbital workshop in 1973, was ... Jul 15 1972 15 Jul 16 1972 16 Jul 17 1972 17 Jul 18 1972 18 Jul 19 1972 19 Jul 20 1972 20 Jul 21 1972 21 Jul 22 1972 22 ... Jul 26 1972 26 Jul 27 1972 27 Jul 28 1972 28 Jul 29 1972 29 Jul 30 1972 30 Jul 31 1972 31 August ...

... earth orbit with a 246-km (152.9-mi) apogee, 188-km (116.8-mi) perigee, 88.9-min period, and 51.6° inclination. With ... 1973. Soyuz 12 , during a successful two-day mission Sept. 27-29, had tested improved flight systems, tested manual and automatic control in ... 1973 15 Dec 16 1973 16 Dec 17 1973 17 Dec 18 1973 18 Dec 19 1973 19 Dec 20 1973 20 Dec 21 1973 21 Dec 22 ...

... it to ground retrieval station upon command. ''(NASA Release 63-116)'' Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., contractor to NASA's Manned Spacecraft ... towed by helicopters, then released to deliver cargo. ''(NYT, 5/29/63,15)'' May 1963 May May 1 1963 1 May 2 ... 15 May 16 1963 16 May 17 1963 17 May 18 1963 18 May 19 1963 19 May 20 1963 20 May 21 1963 21 May ...

... E , Atlas F , and Titan I missile installations. The inactivation would save $116.9 million annually. McNamara said he took the action because of "our ... 15 1964 15 Nov 16 1964 16 Nov 17 1964 17 Nov 18 1964 18 Nov 19 1964 19 Nov 20 1964 20 Nov 21 1964 21 Nov 22 1964 ... Nov 26 1964 26 Nov 27 1964 27 Nov 28 1964 28 Nov 29 1964 29 Nov 30 1964 30 ...

... , 1,609 km. (999.3 mi,); perigee, 1,380 km. (857 mi,) ; period, 116.7 min,; inclination, 57°. An electrical pack operating on energy released by ... Sep 15 1965 15 Sep 16 1965 16 Sep 17 1965 17 Sep 18 1965 18 Sep 19 1965 19 Sep 20 1965 20 Sep 21 1965 21 Sep 22 1965 22 ... Sep 26 1965 26 Sep 27 1965 27 Sep 28 1965 28 Sep 29 1965 29 Sep 30 1965 30 October ...

... problem was part of the final phase of training for the mission. ''(AP, NYT, 11/29/65, 55)'' M/G O. J. Ritland (USAF), retiring Nov, 30, was awarded the NASA ... . News, 11/29/65)'' Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (D-N.Y,), Chairman of the House Committee on Education and Labor, personally wrote the presidents of the Nation's 116 predominantly Negro colleges ... 14 Nov 15 1965 15 Nov 16 1965 16 Nov 17 1965 17 Nov 18 1965 18 Nov 19 1965 19 Nov 20 1965 20 Nov 21 1965 21 Nov 22 1965 22 Nov ...

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