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... 74 - Book Reviews 76 - Correspondence 79 - '''VOLUME 14 NO 3 ''' '''MARCH 1972''' - History of the Moon S. ... 132 - Closed Loop Life Support Systems David Dooling, Jr. 134 - Space Astronomy J. S. Griffith 139 - Trojan ... 231 - Book Reviews 234 - Correspondence 237 - '''VOLUME 14 NO 7 ''' '''JULY 1972''' - Space Shuttle:Crisis and Decision David ...

... May 2011 at 10:14 UT. The craft carried a crew of six for a 16-day mission. STS 134 was the 134th shuttle ... Destiny laboratory to provide wireless communication. EVA 2, 8 hours, 7 minutes; Feustel and Fincke refilled the P6 radiators with ammonia. ... ISS Assembly Flight ULF6; Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS); ExPRESS Logistics Carrier 3 (ELC3); the crew used the station and shuttle robotic arms ...

... 7''' - 81-04 Untitled Cover Art Ludwig Schwarzer 1 - 81-04 Opinion FIRST WORD Ben Bova 6 - 81-04 OMNIBUS Contributors 10 - 81-04 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 12 - 81-04 Dialogue FORUM 14 ... CLOUDS Phenomena Paul D Lewis 134 - 81-05 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 136 - 81-05 Humor LAST WORD James Randi 138 - '''Volume 3 No 9''' - 81-06 ...

... July 14 when instruments aboard MARINER IV might detect an increase in radiation. ''(AP, NYT, 7/8/65, 13; AP, Orl, Sent, 7/7/65)'' ... additional energy sources for maneuvering in space. ''(Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, 7/7/65, 3)'' Photos of the rim of the terrestrial globe and ... British "Handley Page Herald"; the navigational instrument used on the Tu-134 was the American World War II Eyeball Mark One; ...

... 7 No 3''' - 84-12 Saturn's Eyes Cover Art Kari Brayman 1 - 84-12 Opinion FIRST WORD Senator Spark M. Matsunaga 6 - 84-12 OMNIBUS Contributors 10 - 84-12 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 14 ... GAMES Scot Morris 132 - 85-03 Humor LAST WORD Clyde James Aragon 134 - '''Volume 7 No 7''' - 85-04 Untitled Cover Art Michael Radencich 1 - 85-04 Opinion ...

... 39, Pad A , by Saturn V booster at 11:22 am EST Nov. 14. Launch was watched by 3,000 invited guests, including President and Mrs. Nixon. Weather conditions at launch were ... by gentle impact. Conrad recorded Bean's descent to lunar surface at 115:52 GET (7:14 am EST Nov. 19). Shortly after color TV camera was removed from MESA bracket, transmission ... LM , and jettisoned equipment according to plan, closing hatch by 134:82 GET (2:44 am EST Nov. 20), after 3 hrs 49 min walking on lunar surface in second EVA period ...

... GEMINI IX for rendezvous, firing thruster rockets to raise perigee to 134 mi. After two more orbital maneuvers, spacecraft was within 25 ft. of ... ; 6/8/66, A3; WSJ, 6/7/66, 2; 6/8/66, 1; Tech. Wk., 6/13/66, 14-15; Av. Wk., 6/13/66)'' ... occurred and could ultimately invalidate the lunar origin hypothesis. ''(Faul, Science, 6/3/66, 1341-5)'' GEMINI IV Astronaut Edward H. White II and ...

... km. (129 mi.); period, 89.4 min.; inclination, 51.8ø. Instruments were functioning normally. ''(Tass, 7/14/66)'' NIMBUS II meteorological satellite, launched by NASA May 15, completed primary test objective of ... Release 66-187; Marshall Star, 7/27/66, 3)'' First anniversary of first close-up photos of Mars taken by NASA's MARINER IV from distance of 134 million mi. Spacecraft was launched ...

... flare “varies for each fuel and fuel mixture...” ref 7 It seems, Pendray had visited at the right time ... für Raumschiffahrt e.V.,'” in Brügel, ''Männer der Rakete'', pp. 120-134, with photos. It is most interesting to compare the ... 3; Jelena and Rohrwild, p. 49. note 12 Pendray, “Recent Worldwide,” p. 6. note 13 Ley, ''Missiles, Rockets'', p. 151. note 14 ...

... 198-km (123-km) perigee, 89.6-min period, and 65.3° inclination and reentered Aug. 15. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC ... 134% over 1965. In 1968 number of immigrants rose only 4% over 1967 figure and in 1969 number dropped by 21%, to 10 300. ''(Science, 8/7 ... 7 1970 7 Aug 8 1970 8 Aug 9 1970 9 Aug 10 1970 10 Aug 11 1970 11 Aug 12 1970 12 Aug 13 1970 13 Aug 14 1970 14 ...

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