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... 12 Testing Their Metal STARS Mark R. Chartrand III 148 - 80-12 PHOTO CONTEST WINNER Phenomena Ints Plampe 150 - 80-12 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 152 - 80-12 Humor LAST WORD Eric Lander 154 - '''Volume 3 ... Brad Balfour 32 - 81-09 The Pine Bush Adventure UFO UPDATE Harry Lebelson 34 - 81-09 Quick Frozen Meteorites EXPLORATIONS James E. Oberg 40 - 81-09 Sky ...

... at 1:30 pm EDT to install the 3.6- by 7.3-m (12- by 24-ft), paper-thin, aluminized Mylar awning ... CSM powered up. The CSM undocked from the Workshop at 3:34 pm EDT, separating at 3:50. The service propulsion system engine made the ... extending manned space flights, and performing inflight experiments. Despite mission problems, 150% of scheduled ATM observing time was accomplished and EREP sensors ...

... to that at 45 700-m (150 000-ft) altitude. Pressure inside AM and MDA was held at 34 500 newtons per sq m (5 psi ... and Tunnels, which met at Manned Spacecraft Center March 27-April 3. Groups had considered lights, docking targets, communications systems, and other requirements ... 9 1972 9 Aug 10 1972 10 Aug 11 1972 11 Aug 12 1972 12 Aug 13 1972 13 Aug 14 1972 14 Aug 15 1972 ...

... 3 No. 1''' '''JANUARY 1961''' - A BRITISH COMMUNICATION SATELLITE 2 - EUROPEAN CO-OPERATION IN SPACE 5 - RETURN TO EARTH 9 - ABOARD SPUTNIK V 10 - SOLAR SUNFLOWER 12 ... 3 No. 2''' '''MARCH 1961''' - SURFACE EXPLORATION OF THE MOON. Peter A. E. Stewart 34 ... 150 - A "SIT-ME-DOWN" SPACESUIT. H. E. ROSS 151 - BLACKIE RETURNS 152 - - '''VOLUME 3 ...

... people of Vietnam." ''(Reuters, NYT, 7/12/66; Wash. Post, 7/13/66, A23)'' X-15 No. 1 was flown to 3,652 mph (mach 5.34) and 130,000-ft. altitude by ... are more than 400,000 men and women, 20,000 industrial companies, and more than 150 universities actively engaged in the NASA program. More than 90 percent of NASA's five ... 1966 8 Jul 9 1966 9 Jul 10 1966 10 Jul 11 1966 11 Jul 12 1966 12 Jul 13 1966 13 Jul 14 1966 14 Jul 15 1966 15 Jul 16 ...

... and maneuver in Astronaut Maneuvering Unit AMU to 150 ft. from spacecraft. Reentry on June 6 was ... 80; 6/6/66, 1, 40; 6/7/66, 1, 34; 6/8/66, 1,29; Hines, Wash. Eve. Star, ... ultimately invalidate the lunar origin hypothesis. ''(Faul, Science, 6/3/66, 1341-5)'' GEMINI IV Astronaut Edward H. White ... Jun 10 1966 10 Jun 11 1966 11 Jun 12 1966 12 Jun 13 1966 13 Jun 14 1966 14 ...

... Range at 12:34 am EST (0534 GMT) on a Titan-Centaur (TC-5) into solar orbit that would put it between 44 million and 144 million km from the sun, 3 million ... -m-long plane and simulate conditions such as outside-temperature changes from -60°C to 150°C; oncoming and vertical air currents with a velocity of 30 to 50 m per ... 1976 8 Jan 9 1976 9 Jan 10 1976 10 Jan 11 1976 11 Jan 12 1976 12 Jan 13 1976 13 Jan 14 1976 14 Jan 15 1976 15 Jan 16 ...

... 600 kilograms or 10,141 pounds) of supplies to the ISS , including 150 kilograms (331 pounds) of dry cargo, 856 kilograms (1,887 pounds) of ... oxygen. The ATV Jules Verne spacecraft Jules Verne , which measured 10.3 meters (34 feet) high and 4.5 meters (15 feet) wide, was the ... 9 2008 9 Mar 10 2008 10 Mar 11 2008 11 Mar 12 2008 12 Mar 13 2008 13 Mar 14 2008 14 Mar 15 2008 ...

... —I remember the North American logo—for DC-3 parts and change them from American to British ... whole spacecraft started filling with water, and the H-34 could not handle that load, so that's ... different things. The first three Apollo landing missions 11, 12, and 14 were run under the strict National ... that the landing dispersion on Mercury was like a 150 miles wide and 1,000 miles downrange. I mean ...

... Pantal/Duralumin, the 1.7/200 stood 44 cm (17.3 in) tall, weighed 3.5 kg (7.7 lb.) and produced 150-200 kg (330-440 lb.) of thrust for 20-25 ... ),” p. 74; Ley, ''Rockets - The Future'', pp. 149-150. note 29 “Zum Tode Reinhold Tilings,” ''Raketentechnik'', 1 November 1933, pp. 2-3; Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', p. 156; “Erste Flüssigkeitsrakete in ... , September 1934, p. 9. note 34 Winter, ''Prelude'', pp. 48-51; Cedric Giles, “The Rocket Societies,” ''Astronautics'', No. 60, December 1944, p. 12. Consult, Winter, ''Prelude'', pp. 48-51, for ...

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