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Displaying 1—5 of 5 matches for query "18.188.200.46" retrieved in 0.001 sec with these stats:
- "18" found 33393 times in 13330 documents
- "188" found 143 times in 134 documents
- "200" found 1679 times in 1428 documents
- "46" found 697 times in 547 documents
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... each of satellites was designed to have 1,200-voice capacity or four TV channels; completed ... above Atlantic. ''(ComSatCorp Pm; ComSatCorp Release 68-46; AP, W Post, 9/19/68, A3; Dimond, W ... of polar wind. ''(II W News, 9/18/68, 18)''
Four NAVSATS ''(satellites resembling comsats)'' in synchronous ... III and in U S. as McDonnell Douglas 188 was demonstrated for press in flight over Washington, D ...
... , Home Farm, Invergarry, Inverness, Schottland
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Ewing, Edgar E., 11o8 Fruitland Drive ...
Köhler, Rolf, Leipzig N 22, Kleiststraße
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Kölle, Dietrich, Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Ohmstr. 6
- ... stud. ing., Stuttgart-Degerloch, Kleinfeldenerstr. 35
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Kromer, Hermann, stud. math., , Leonberg, ... Werner, stud. ing., Groitsch, Ortsteil Großprieslich
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Mohl, W., stud. rer. nat., Bonn ...
... Apollo 17 Mission Audio T+186.01 through T+188.59 Dec 14 1972 Lunar Launch'''
File: ... found on earlier trips." ''(NYT, 12/4/72, 46)''
Honorary lifetime membership in Auto Body Assn. of ... Ill. Level was double original design level of 200 bev. ''(AEC Release P 433)''
Tass announced ... Dec 16 1972 16 Dec 17 1972 17 Dec 18 1972 18 Dec 19 1972 19 Dec 20 1972 20 ...
... -related nuclear test in Nevada with a yield equivalent to an explosive force of 200,000 to one million tons of TNT. It was the 22nd test announced in ... one minute 18 sec, to raise perigee to 185.8 mi. (299.7 km.) ; 43 min, later, he fired braking thrusters 15 sec, to lower apogee to 188.3 mi. ( ... 1, 72; 12/6/65, 1, 43; 12/7/65, 24; 12/13/65, 1, 46; 12/15/65, 23; WSJ, 12/9/65, 1; 12/13/65, 1; 12/ ...
... H-1 engines, whose thrust had been upped from 188,000 lbs. to 200,000 lbs., were delivered recently by North American Aviation 's ... very important building block for future operations in space." ''(AFSC Release 46-R-72)''
Soviet aviatrix Marina Popovich, wife of Cosmonaut Pavel ... 1964 15 Jun 16 1964 16 Jun 17 1964 17 Jun 18 1964 18 Jun 19 1964 19 Jun 20 1964 20 Jun 21 ...
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