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... Canadian domestic comsat, were successfully launched, as well as Nnss 0-20 Transit navigational satellite for the Navy. ERTS 1 , ... 1500 firms purchased 1891 computer programs and related documentation for $221 530. NASA liberalized its patent-licensing procedures to speed ... 17 Jan 18 1973 18 Jan 19 1973 19 Jan 20 1973 20 Jan 21 1973 21 Jan 22 1973 22 Jan 23 1973 23 ...

... lion; and launch vehicle procurement would receive $177 million, down from $221 million. NASA's space applications programs would receive $153 million ( ... Administration (in the Dept. of Commerce) budget request of $343.0 million, down from $366.7 million in FY 1973, would ... 17 Jan 18 1973 18 Jan 19 1973 19 Jan 20 1973 20 Jan 21 1973 21 Jan 22 1973 22 Jan 23 1973 23 Jan ...

... ., Augsburg, Ablassweg 19 - 81 Lange, Hans-Joachim, stud. ing. Leipzig 0 5, Oststr. 9b - 232 Land, E., Ing., Köln-Klettenberg, Unkelerstr ... 18 - 28 Reissner, Hans, Stuttg. -Feuerbach, Siebenzehnerle 7 - 29 Richter, Hermine, Dillingen(Donau) , Gabelbergerstr. 6 - 205 Rieger, Helmut, Sindelfingen, Lilienstr. 6 - 96 Rilling, Hermann, stud. ing., Bad Cannstatt , Tilsiter Str. 23 - 221 ...

... orbit with 22,927-mi (36,889.5-km) apogee, 22,221-mi (35,753.6-km) perigee, 1,464.0-min period, 2.7° inclination, and 6.9° per day westward ... failure because of eccentric orbit, had transmitted some useful data before being turned off Oct. 23, 1967. Ats III (launched Nov. 5, 1967) had operated successfully and transmitted color photos of ... 16 Aug 17 1969 17 Aug 18 1969 18 Aug 19 1969 19 Aug 20 1969 20 Aug 21 1969 21 Aug 22 1969 22 Aug 23 1969 23 Aug 24 1969 24 Aug ...

... lifting-body vehicle, piloted by Maj. Peter Hoag (USAF), reached mach 0.9 after air-launch from B-52 aircraft at 45, ... Oct. 21. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Releases 69-220; 69-221)'' Federal Electric Corp., IT&T Corp. subsidiary, announced it had received ... 1969 17 Sep 18 1969 18 Sep 19 1969 19 Sep 20 1969 20 Sep 21 1969 21 Sep 22 1969 22 Sep 23 1969 23 Sep ...

... AND COMMUNIICATION (U) Rand Rept. RM-1731, 4. June 1956 0 (Confidential) 95 - E. C. Heffern, LUNAR INSTRUMENT CARRIER-VEHICLE DESIGN ... 1946 J. Stemmer, PROBLEMS DES RAKETENMOTORS, Tech, Rundschau, Bern. Nrs. 17, 18, 23, 1948 R. McLarren, ESCAPE ROCKET DESIGN RESEARCH, Aviation Week, March 1948 ... SATELLITE SEEN FEASIBLE, New York Times, No: 34,221, p .8, October 4, 1951 A. Pullenberg, PROPOSAL ...

... 168.45 million km.); period of 402.95 days; inclination of 0.09460. All systems were reported turned on and operating satisfactorily. ... Office of Space Science and Applications OSSA . ''(NASA Release 66-221; Wallops Release 66-44)'' U.S.S.R. announced that ... corporation. Hearings were completed Aug. 23. ''( ComSatCorp Releases; Gould, NYT, 8/18/66,59; Wash. Post, 8/18/66, A12; AP, Wash. Post, 8/ ...

... time (8:20 am EDT) 15 July. The spacecraft entered orbit with a 221.9-km apogee, 186.3-km perigee, 88.5min period, and 51.8° ... . A second maneuver put the CSM in a 223.2-km by 219.0-km orbit. Deorbit began at 4:38 p.m. The command module and ... Jul 17 1975 17 Jul 18 1975 18 Jul 19 1975 19 Jul 20 1975 20 Jul 21 1975 21 Jul 22 1975 22 Jul 23 1975 23 Jul 24 1975 24 ...

... ° inclination. Satellite reentered Dec. 2. ''( GSFC SSR, 11/30/71; 12/31/71; SBD, 11/23/71, 111)'' Working Groups of NASA and Soviet Academy of Sciences on development of compatible ... to any population of mammals, birds, fish, other marine life, or plant life." ''(AEC Release 0-221)'' On second anniversary of its emplacement on moon by Apollo 12 astronauts, atomic battery designed ... 16 Nov 17 1971 17 Nov 18 1971 18 Nov 19 1971 19 Nov 20 1971 20 Nov 21 1971 21 Nov 22 1971 22 Nov 23 1971 23 Nov 24 1971 24 Nov ...

... Cosmos 603 from Plesetsk into orbit with a 356-km (221.2-mi) apogee, 204-km (126.8-mi) perigee, 90.0- min period, and 72.8° inclination. The satellite, which reentered ... 16 Oct 17 1973 17 Oct 18 1973 18 Oct 19 1973 19 Oct 20 1973 20 Oct 21 1973 21 Oct 22 1973 22 Oct 23 1973 23 Oct 24 1973 24 Oct ...

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