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January 14-18: Soyuz IV , carrying Cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov , was successfully launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome into orbit with 224-km (139.2-mi) apogee, 213-km (132.4-mi) perigee, 88.8- min ... , Dr. Wernher von Braun , and formerly manager of Saturn V rocket program, would retire Jan. 31. Dr. Rudolph had been awarded NASA Distinguished Service Medal Jan. 13 and on Nov. 15 ... 12 1969 12 Jan 13 1969 13 Jan 14 1969 14 Jan 15 1969 15 Jan 16 1969 16 Jan 17 1969 17 Jan 18 1969 18 Jan 19 1969 19 Jan 20 1969 ...

... 775 million miles. With initial orbit of 1,573-mi. apogee, 224-mi. perigee, and 114.8-min. period, EXPLORER I now orbits ... Presi­dent and the Congress on its activities February 1-December 31, 1963. ComSatCorp reported it had made plans for development and ... Jan 13 1964 13 Jan 14 1964 14 Jan 15 1964 15 Jan 16 1964 16 Jan 17 1964 17 Jan 18 1964 18 Jan 19 1964 19 ...

... The CSM/ S-IVB combination was placed in a phasing orbit with 224-km (139.2-mi) apogee and 150-km (93.2-mi) ... , fans, and lights were powered down. Workshop power continued reduced May 31 and EREP experiments were canceled. The crew continued medical experiments, each ... May 13 1973 13 May 14 1973 14 May 15 1973 15 May 16 1973 16 May 17 1973 17 May 18 1973 18 May 19 1973 19 ...

... CSM -108, Yankee Clipper, and return safely to earth. November 14-18: Spacecraft carrying Astronauts Charles (Pete) Conrad, Jr. (commander), Richard F. Gordon ... 20) Lunar Module LM successfully lifted off moon after 31 hrs 31 min on lunar surface, leaving Lunar Module LM descent stage ... and press was conducted for 37 min, beginning at 224:07 GET. Final midcourse correction-No. 7 at 241: ...

... $33,552,224 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for flight testing of the Maneuvering Ballistic Re-entry Vehicle. ''(DOD Release 536-65)'' August 18-20: Vice ... Aug 13 1965 13 Aug 14 1965 14 Aug 15 1965 15 Aug 16 1965 16 Aug 17 1965 17 Aug 18 1965 18 Aug 19 1965 19 ... Aug 28 1965 28 Aug 29 1965 29 Aug 30 1965 30 Aug 31 1965 31 September 1965 September Category ...

... March 3. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 2/28/71; 3/31/71; SRD, 2/19/71., 224)'' USAF's X-24A lifting-body vehicle, piloted by NASA test pilot John ... 12 1971 12 Feb 13 1971 13 Feb 14 1971 14 Feb 15 1971 15 Feb 16 1971 16 Feb 17 1971 17 Feb 18 1971 18 Feb 19 1971 19 Feb 20 1971 ...

... 14 - Signals from Other Worlds Boris Belitsky 17 - First Soviet-American Conference on Communication with Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (CETI) 18 ... Council for the year ending 31 December 1971. 151 - Society News 157 - '''VOLUME 14 NO 5 ''' '''MAY 1972''' - ... and Life Dr. P. M. Molton 220 - Space Report 224 - Satellite Digest – 47 Geoffrey Falworth 227 - ...

... 679,281,000) exceeded total passenger-miles traveled in Pullman cars (10,224,714,000), the first time in U.S. history. Spring 1951 ... Jan 13 1951 13 Jan 14 1951 14 Jan 15 1951 15 Jan 16 1951 16 Jan 17 1951 17 Jan 18 1951 18 Jan 19 1951 19 ... 28 1951 28 Aug 29 1951 29 Aug 30 1951 30 Aug 31 1951 31 September 1951 September Sep 1 1951 1 Sep 2 1951 2 ...

... $2.5 billion, "more than three times the 1969 level." ''(PD, 1/31/72, 104- 17)'' President Nixon sent $246.3-billion FY 1973 ... million, to bring total for manned space flight (including Apollo) to $1.224 billion, down $61 million from FY 1972. Funding for NASA space ... Jan 13 1972 13 Jan 14 1972 14 Jan 15 1972 15 Jan 16 1972 16 Jan 17 1972 17 Jan 18 1972 18 Jan 19 1972 19 ...

... . The CSM/ S-IVB combination was placed in a phasing orbit with 224-km (139.2-mi) apogee and 150-km (93.2-mi) perigee ... by Charles Conrad , Jr., on Skylab 2 . EVA-3 began at 7:18 am EDT Sept. 22. Bean and Garriott moved through space to retrieve ... 14-24, 1969, Apollo 12 mission) ; the longest distance in orbit for a manned mission, 41 000 000 km (25 500 000 mi) ; the longest EVA, 6 hrs 31 ...

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