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... Kleiststr. 14 - Cleaver, A. V., London, N. W. 3, 22, Lyndhurst Gardens, Belridge Park (Ehrenmitglied) - 66 Czok, ... 11 Hitze, Rudolf, stud. phys., Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen, Parkstr. - 209 Hoelzgen, Hans, Ing., Wiesbaden, Klarenthalerstr. 4 - 266 ... Seefriedstr. 10 - 107 Thies, Werner, Kaltenkirchen , Königstr. 8 - 129 Thulesius, Conrad, stud. ing., Braunschweig, Gliesmaroderstr. 103 ...

... , 339 km. (210.9 mi.) ; perigee, 209 km. (129.6 mi.) ; period, 89.7 min.; inclination, 65°. Equipment was said to be functioning normally. ''(Krasnaya Zvezda, 3/9/65, 1, ATSS-T Trans ... over-capacity as the market tapered off, and finally a retrenchment still under way." ''(NYT, 3/7/65)'' A "Dictionary of Scientific Biography" containing essays on careers of scientists and mathematicians ... 1965 18 Mar 19 1965 19 Mar 20 1965 20 Mar 21 1965 21 Mar 22 1965 22 Mar 23 1965 23 Mar 24 1965 24 Mar 25 1965 25 Mar 26 ...

... by NASA from Wallops Station carried Univ. of Wisconsin payload to 129.9-mi (209-km) altitude to examine auroral directions and intensities of isotopic ... July 1969 July Jul 1 1969 1 Jul 2 1969 2 Jul 3 1969 3 Jul 4 1969 4 Jul 5 1969 5 Jul 6 1969 ... Jul 19 1969 19 Jul 20 1969 20 Jul 21 1969 21 Jul 22 1969 22 Jul 23 1969 23 Jul 24 1969 24 Jul 25 1969 ...

... (148.5-mi) apogee, 209-km (129.9-mi) perigee, 90.1-min period, and 81.3° inclination. Satellite reentered March 21. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3/31/70)'' Itos I (Tiros ... would be Italy's Sirio, scheduled for launch by Delta booster into 35 400-km (22 000-mi) stationary orbit in 1972. Satellite would carry telecommunications, technology, and scientific experiments to ... 1970 18 Mar 19 1970 19 Mar 20 1970 20 Mar 21 1970 21 Mar 22 1970 22 Mar 23 1970 23 Mar 24 1970 24 Mar 25 1970 25 Mar 26 ...

... launched by the Soviet Union, Tass announced. Initial orbital parameters: apogee, 329 km. (204.3 mi,) ; perigee, 209 km. (129.8 mi.) ; period, 89.8 min.; inclination, 60°. Equipment "for continuing the exploration ... ; with the rated 25,000-pound payload capacity of the Titan III-C ; with the 22,000-pound payload rating of the 'old Saturn'; with the 18,000-pound payload dispatched ... 1965 18 Aug 19 1965 19 Aug 20 1965 20 Aug 21 1965 21 Aug 22 1965 22 Aug 23 1965 23 Aug 24 1965 24 Aug 25 1965 25 Aug 26 ...

... launched Cosmos CCLXIV into orbit with 295-km (183.3-mi) apogee, 208-km (129.3-mi) perigee, 89.5-min period, and 69.9° ... aircraft engines. Contract represented Government's 55% share of total $1,209,530 cost-sharing contract. Pratt & Whitney would fund remaining 45%. ''(FAA ... 19 1969 19 Jan 20 1969 20 Jan 21 1969 21 Jan 22 1969 22 Jan 23 1969 23 Jan 24 1969 24 Jan 25 1969 ...

... EDT by four stage Scout booster. Spacecraft reached 209.2-km (130-mi) altitude, reentered atmosphere at ... by modified SS-9 booster. '' (SBD, 9/30/70, 129)'' NASA announced selection of Bendix Field Engineering Corp. to ... Sep 1 1970 1 Sep 2 1970 2 Sep 3 1970 3 Sep 4 1970 4 Sep 5 1970 5 ... Sep 20 1970 20 Sep 21 1970 21 Sep 22 1970 22 Sep 23 1970 23 Sep 24 1970 24 ...

... into orbit with 278-km (172.7-mi) apogee, 208-km (129.3-mi) apogee, 89.3- min period, and 65.4° inclination. Satellite reentered Oct. 2 ... . released F-lll program status report. Aircraft had amassed total of 115 209 hrs on 44 463 operational and test flights. Airframe static tests ... 19 1971 19 Sep 20 1971 20 Sep 21 1971 21 Sep 22 1971 22 Sep 23 1971 23 Sep 24 1971 24 Sep 25 1971 ...

... Plesetsk into orbit with a 284-km (176.5-mi) apogee, 209-km (129.9-mi) perigee, 89.4-min period, and 65.4° inclination. ... Com on Public Works)'' French oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau spoke via Ats 3 satellite (launched Nov. 6, 1967) from his research vessel Calypso in ... 19 1973 19 Feb 20 1973 20 Feb 21 1973 21 Feb 22 1973 22 Feb 23 1973 23 Feb 24 1973 24 Feb 25 1973 ...

... the following initial parameters : apogee, 293 km. (182.06 mi.); perigee, 209 km. (129.87 mi.); period, 89.38 min.; and inclination to the equator, 65¦. ... June 1964 June Jun 1 1964 1 Jun 2 1964 2 Jun 3 1964 3 Jun 4 1964 4 Jun 5 1964 5 Jun 6 1964 6 ... Jun 19 1964 19 Jun 20 1964 20 Jun 21 1964 21 Jun 22 1964 22 Jun 23 1964 23 Jun 24 1964 24 Jun 25 1964 ...

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