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... take relationship in the finest sense," he stated. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 67-191)'' Britain's leading radio astronomer, Sir Bernard Lovell , was convinced the Soviet Union would ... unmanned because of the difficulties of the return at lunar flight velocity." ''(Lewis, C SIT, 9/18/67, 16)'' September 1967 September Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 ...

... regional centers issuing 1,191 charts daily would increase output to 1,830 charts by 1971 and, eventually, would be linked to global communications system. Observa- December 9: Apollo 7 and 8 ... 1968 5 Dec 6 1968 6 Dec 7 1968 7 Dec 8 1968 8 Dec 9 1968 9 Dec 10 1968 10 Dec 11 1968 11 Dec 12 1968 12 Dec 13 ... 1968 14 Dec 15 1968 15 Dec 16 1968 16 Dec 17 1968 17 Dec 18 1968 18 Dec 19 1968 19 Dec 20 1968 20 Dec 21 1968 21 Dec 22 ...

... sounding rocket was launched by NASA from White Sands Missile Range WSMR to 191.5-km (119-mi) altitude on flight performance mission. Rocket and ... Jul 6 1971 6 Jul 7 1971 7 Jul 8 1971 8 Jul 9 1971 9 Jul 10 1971 10 Jul 11 1971 11 Jul 12 1971 ... Jul 15 1971 15 Jul 16 1971 16 Jul 17 1971 17 Jul 18 1971 18 Jul 19 1971 19 Jul 20 1971 20 Jul 21 1971 ...

... A. Armstrong , Michael Collins , and Edwin E. Aldrin , Jr. '' (Spaceflight, 5/70, 191)'' President Nixon transmitted to Congress Reorganization Plan 1 of 1970, "to ... 6 1970 6 Feb 7 1970 7 Feb 8 1970 8 Feb 9 1970 9 Feb 10 1970 10 Feb 11 1970 11 Feb 12 ... 15 1970 15 Feb 16 1970 16 Feb 17 1970 17 Feb 18 1970 18 Feb 19 1970 19 Feb 20 1970 20 Feb 21 ...

... launched by U.S.S.R. into orbit: apogee, 638.7 km. (396 mi,) ; perigee, 191.9 km. (119 mi,); period, 92.6 min.; inclination, 63.5°, Tass said that instrumentation on ... 1965 5 Nov 6 1965 6 Nov 7 1965 7 Nov 8 1965 8 Nov 9 1965 9 Nov 10 1965 10 Nov 11 1965 11 Nov 12 1965 12 Nov 13 ... 1965 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 ...

... of lunar data ob­tained from NASA unmanned missions. ''(NASA Release 68-191; NAS Re­lease)'' October 31-November 1: Soviet academician and aerospace scientist, ... 6 1968 6 Oct 7 1968 7 Oct 8 1968 8 Oct 9 1968 9 Oct 10 1968 10 Oct 11 1968 11 Oct 12 1968 ... 15 1968 15 Oct 16 1968 16 Oct 17 1968 17 Oct 18 1968 18 Oct 19 1968 19 Oct 20 1968 20 Oct 21 1968 ...

... -min period, and 49.4° inclination. Cosmos CCCXVII entered orbit with 296-km (183.9-mi) apogee, 191-km (118.7-mi) perigee, 89.3-min period, and 65.4° inclination; it ... 1969 5 Dec 6 1969 6 Dec 7 1969 7 Dec 8 1969 8 Dec 9 1969 9 Dec 10 1969 10 Dec 11 1969 11 Dec 12 1969 12 Dec 13 ... 1969 14 Dec 15 1969 15 Dec 16 1969 16 Dec 17 1969 17 Dec 18 1969 18 Dec 19 1969 19 Dec 20 1969 20 Dec 21 1969 21 Dec 22 ...

... the space shuttle and Spacelab , at Woods Hole, Mass. ''(NASA Release 73-191)'' June 1973 June July 1973 July Jul 1 1973 1 Jul 2 ... Jul 6 1973 6 Jul 7 1973 7 Jul 8 1973 8 Jul 9 1973 9 Jul 10 1973 10 Jul 11 1973 11 Jul 12 1973 ... Jul 15 1973 15 Jul 16 1973 16 Jul 17 1973 17 Jul 18 1973 18 Jul 19 1973 19 Jul 20 1973 20 Jul 21 1973 ...

... unofficial world speed and altitude records, the three X-15 s had flown 191 times; No. 3 having had 65 flights. The aircraft were built by ... Nov 6 1967 6 Nov 7 1967 7 Nov 8 1967 8 Nov 9 1967 9 Nov 10 1967 10 Nov 11 1967 11 Nov 12 1967 12 ... Nov 15 1967 15 Nov 16 1967 16 Nov 17 1967 17 Nov 18 1967 18 Nov 19 1967 19 Nov 20 1967 20 Nov 21 1967 21 ...

... instruments for continued study of outer space. Orbital parameters: apogee, 308 km. (191 mi.); perigee, 207 km. (129 mi.); period, 89.5 min.; inclination, 65 ... 6 1966 6 May 7 1966 7 May 8 1966 8 May 9 1966 9 May 10 1966 10 May 11 1966 11 May 12 1966 ... May 15 1966 15 May 16 1966 16 May 17 1966 17 May 18 1966 18 May 19 1966 19 May 20 1966 20 May 21 1966 ...

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