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... , and 98.9° inclination. The 371-centimeter-high spacecraft, 188 centimeters in diameter weighing 723 kilograms in orbit, ... $11.2 million. (CR, June 23/81, D773; NASA Dly Am Rpt, June 24/81) May 1981 May June 1981 June ... 15 Jun 16 1981 16 Jun 17 1981 17 Jun 18 1981 18 Jun 19 1981 19 Jun 20 1981 20 ... 26 Jun 27 1981 27 Jun 28 1981 28 Jun 29 1981 29 Jun 30 ...

... Erdmann, Horst, Home Farm, Invergarry, Inverness, Schottland - 188 Ewing, Edgar E., 11o8 Fruitland Drive, North Hollywood, ... . 8 - 52 Hauser, Wilfried, stud. phys., Krippen/Elbe 81 - 76 Hausmann, Hans, stud. ing., Stuttgart O, ... Reifenschweiler, Otto, cand. phys., Freiburg-Komturstr. 18 - 28 Reissner, Hans, Stuttg. -Feuerbach, Siebenzehnerle 7 - 29 Richter, Hermine, Dillingen(Donau) , ...

... ) in lunar orbit. Midcourse correction No. 5, at 188:28 GET, was so accurate that sixth correction ... constraints had reduced program requirements from 120 to 81 aircraft. ''(DOD Release 998-69)'' National Aeronautic Assn. ... Nov 16 1969 16 Nov 17 1969 17 Nov 18 1969 18 Nov 19 1969 19 Nov 20 1969 20 ... Nov 27 1969 27 Nov 28 1969 28 Nov 29 1969 29 Nov 30 1969 30 ...

... 76-166; MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release 76-188; C Trib, 19 Oct 76, 1-18) NASA announced that Robert N. Lindley, director of ... would share in satellite development. Exosat, scheduled for launch in 1980-81 by a Delta or Ariane vehicle, would measure position, structure, ... 26 1976 26 Oct 27 1976 27 Oct 28 1976 28 Oct 29 1976 29 Oct 30 1976 30 Oct 31 1976 31 ...

... readi­ness, recovery, and flight-crew readiness. ''(NASA Release 73-81)'' The appointment of Frederick A. Meister, Jr., as Deputy ... synchronous circular orbit with a 35 709-km (22 188.5-mi) apogee, 35 604-km (22 123.3-mi ... 15 Apr 16 1973 16 Apr 17 1973 17 Apr 18 1973 18 Apr 19 1973 19 Apr 20 1973 20 Apr ... 26 Apr 27 1973 27 Apr 28 1973 28 Apr 29 1973 29 Apr 30 1973 ...

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