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... km (840.7-mi) perigee, 114.2-min period, and 74.0° inclination. The Western press reported that the ... 19/73, D1461, D1464)'' NASA launched an Aerobee 200A sounding rocket from White Sands Missile Range carrying a Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. solar physics experiment to a 220 ... Dec 16 1973 16 Dec 17 1973 17 Dec 18 1973 18 Dec 19 1973 19 Dec 20 1973 20 Dec 21 1973 21 ...

... of the moon 2 June, with a 220-km apogee, 220-km perigee, 130.0-min period, and 19.6° inclination. The Soviet press reported ... ''( GSFC SSR, 30 June 74; Tass, FBIS-Sov, 30 May 74, Ul ; 4 June 74, Ul ; 20 June 74, Ul ; SF, Nov 74, 434)'' April 1974 April May ... 1974 15 May 16 1974 16 May 17 1974 17 May 18 1974 18 May 19 1974 19 May 20 1974 20 May 21 1974 21 May 22 ...

... ., Stuttgart-Degerloch, Kleinfeldenerstr. 35 - 18 Kromer, Hermann, stud. math., , Leonberg, Lindenbergstr. 27 - 19 Kübler, Manfred, stud. math., Backnang ... Treubert, Ludwig, Ober-Ing., Feucht bei Nürnberg , Pfitzingerstr. 74 - 38 Ungerer, Karl-Heinz, stud. ing., Stuttgart S ... - 159 Wetter. G, Stuttg. -Zuffenhausen , Zazenhäuserstr. 190 - 220 Whybra, Melvin, Detroit 17 Michigan, USA, 615 ...

... Force July 19. ''(PD, 3/12/73, 1378, 1381)'' The next 10 yrs in transportation could be the decade of the hovercraft, Jane's Surface Skimmers said in its 1973-74 edition. Editor Roy Mc-Leavy noted that' the Soviet Ekranoplan already carried 900 fully armed troops at more than 350 km per hr (220 mph) over almost ... 14 Nov 15 1973 15 Nov 16 1973 16 Nov 17 1973 17 Nov 18 1973 18 Nov 19 1973 19 Nov 20 1973 20 Nov 21 1973 21 Nov 22 1973 22 Nov ...

... single Thorad-Agena booster. One entered orbit with 220.5-km (137-mi) apogee, 169-km (105-mi) perigee, 88.3-min period, and 74.9° inclination. It reentered Oct. 5. The ... (338.7-mi) apogee, 520-km (323.1-mi) perigee, 95.2 min period, and 74° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 9/30/71; SBD, 9/15/71, 32 ... 14 Sep 15 1971 15 Sep 16 1971 16 Sep 17 1971 17 Sep 18 1971 18 Sep 19 1971 19 Sep 20 1971 20 Sep 21 1971 21 Sep 22 1971 22 Sep ...

... of the plan for corrective actions in response to the committee's recommendations. ''(NASA Release 74-220)'' NASA objectives for Explorer 50 (IMP-J, launched 25 Oct. 1973) -to make detailed and ... 10% for two investigators. All spacecraft housekeeping systems were functioning properly. ''(NASA MOR, 15 Aug 74)'' July 1974 July August 1974 August Aug 1 1974 1 Aug 2 1974 2 Aug ... 14 Aug 15 1974 15 Aug 16 1974 16 Aug 17 1974 17 Aug 18 1974 18 Aug 19 1974 19 Aug 20 1974 20 Aug 21 1974 21 Aug 22 1974 22 Aug ...

... zur Zeitschrift `''Die Rakete', September 1929, pp. 18-19; Hans Grimm, “Neues von Professor Goddard,” ''Unterhaltungsbeilage zur Zeitschrift `''Die Rakete', September 1929, p. 19; “Neue Bücher,” ''Unterhaltungsbeilage zur Zeitschrift `''Die ... 220; Letter, Wernher von Braun to Willy Ley, 28 January 1952, in Willy Ley papers, NASM, Box 30, folder 4; Ley, “The End of the Rocket Society,” pp. 70, 74 ...

... over to FY 1974. NASA expenditures were budgeted to increase $74 million, from $3.062 billion in FY 1973 to $3.136 ... for Skylab ; $90 million for the Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) ; $220.2 million for development, test, and mission operations; $21 million for ... 1973 15 Jan 16 1973 16 Jan 17 1973 17 Jan 18 1973 18 Jan 19 1973 19 Jan 20 1973 20 Jan 21 1973 21 Jan ...

... Cosmos satellites from Plesetsk . Cosmos 600 entered orbit with a 355-km (220.6-mi) apogee, 192-km (119.3-mi) perigee, 90.0-min ... -entered Aug. 15, 1974. ''( GSFC SSR, 10/31/73; 8/31/74; SBD, 10/18/ 73, 241-242)'' Rep. Mike McCormack (D-Wash.) introduced H.R ... 15 1973 15 Oct 16 1973 16 Oct 17 1973 17 Oct 18 1973 18 Oct 19 1973 19 Oct 20 1973 20 Oct 21 1973 21 Oct 22 ...

... . successfully launched Cosmos CCXXXII into orbit with 355-km ''(220.6-mi)'' apogee, 200-km ''(124.3-mi)'' perigee, 89.4-min pe ... 1 to 218,500-ft altitude and 3,409 mph ''(mach 4.74)'' in flight from Edwards AFB. Objective of flight, exposure and satisfactory ... 15 1968 15 Jul 16 1968 16 Jul 17 1968 17 Jul 18 1968 18 Jul 19 1968 19 Jul 20 1968 20 Jul 21 1968 21 Jul 22 1968 ...

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