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... House had included funds for initial orders for a fleet of 244 supersonic B- Is that would eventually cost more than $22 billion ... current Republican administration proposed to place orders for the first 3 planes in Nov.; the Democratic presidential nominee, Jimmy Carter, opposed ... 9 1976 9 Aug 10 1976 10 Aug 11 1976 11 Aug 12 1976 12 Aug 13 1976 13 Aug 14 1976 14 Aug 15 1976 ...

... Moscow correspondents by a Soviet news agency. ''(WSJ, 4/14/71, 1)'' Discovery of "first incontrovertible evidence" of existence of natural plutonium 244 by team of Univ. of California at Berkeley scientists ... 2 Apr 3 1971 3 Apr 4 1971 4 Apr 5 1971 5 Apr 6 1971 6 Apr 7 1971 7 Apr 8 1971 8 Apr 9 1971 9 Apr 10 1971 10 Apr 11 1971 11 Apr 12 1971 12 Apr 13 1971 13 Apr 14 1971 14 Apr 15 1971 15 Apr 16 1971 ...

... 3,000 invited guests, including President and Mrs. Nixon. Weather conditions at launch were minimal: peak ground winds of 14 knots, light rain showers, broken clouds at 800 ft, and overcast at 10 ... other reentry events occurred as planned. Yankee Clipper splashed down in mid-Pacific at 244:36 GET (3:58 pm EST Nov. 24), 4.03 mi from recovery ship U.S.S ... 8 1969 8 Nov 9 1969 9 Nov 10 1969 10 Nov 11 1969 11 Nov 12 1969 12 Nov 13 1969 13 Nov 14 1969 14 Nov 15 1969 15 Nov 16 1969 ...

... easily, down to one-sixth or less the diameter of circular objects. ''(M&R, 10/14/63,14)'' The lunar landing research facility was nearing comple­tion at Langley Research Center. A gantry ... , of which only 244 were NASA employees: 8,463. Contractor employees were Boeing , 4,136; Chrysler, 3,207; Mason-Rust, 769; Rocketdyne , 13; and Telecomputing Services, 94. ''(Marshall Star, 10/23/63, 4 ...

... times as great. '' (NSF Highlights, 12/10/70, 1)'' December 10-11: U.S.S.R.'s Lunokhod I completed nine-hour exploration mission, traveling 244 m (800 ft) over lunar surface. Vehicle ... , 12/14/70, 173; 12/15/70, 180; Tass, Sov Rpt, 12/30/70)'' November 1970 November December 1970 December Dec 1 1970 1 Dec 2 1970 2 Dec 3 1970 3 Dec ... 8 1970 8 Dec 9 1970 9 Dec 10 1970 10 Dec 11 1970 11 Dec 12 1970 12 Dec 13 1970 13 Dec 14 1970 14 Dec 15 1970 15 Dec 16 1970 ...

... ; lunar crust was 65 km (40 mi) deep and layered; existence of extinct plutonium 244 in Apollo 14 samples indicated plutonium had been trapped when lunar crust solidified shortly after origin of ... 2 Jan 3 1972 3 Jan 4 1972 4 Jan 5 1972 5 Jan 6 1972 6 Jan 7 1972 7 Jan 8 1972 8 Jan 9 1972 9 Jan 10 1972 10 Jan 11 1972 11 Jan 12 1972 12 Jan 13 1972 13 Jan 14 1972 14 Jan 15 1972 15 Jan 16 1972 ...

... adjudged successful on Feb. 23-24, 1978. (NASA Release 77-244; mission summary M-492-211-77-01 prelaunch Dec 14/77, MOR M-492-211-77-O1 postlaunch Feb 28/78 ... 2 Dec 3 1977 3 Dec 4 1977 4 Dec 5 1977 5 Dec 6 1977 6 Dec 7 1977 7 Dec 8 1977 8 Dec 9 1977 9 Dec 10 1977 10 Dec 11 1977 11 Dec 12 1977 12 Dec 13 1977 13 Dec 14 1977 14 Dec 15 1977 15 Dec 16 1977 ...

... at: http://www.nasa.gov/newsaudio -end- ''RELEASE: 10-244'' ''NASA'S WMAP PROJECT COMPLETES SATELLITE OPERATIONS MISSION OBSERVED ... 10-323'' ''NASA AND HIGH TECH PARTNERS HOST RANDOM HACKS OF KINDNESS'' WASHINGTON -- NASA joined with Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and the World Bank Dec. 3 ... crane that simulates a robotic arm. The NEEMO 14 crew will live aboard the underwater laboratory, venture ...

... Div., NASA Hq. Appointment was effective Nov. 1. ''(NASA Release 64-244)'' Dr. Gerard P. Kuiper , Director of Univ. of Arizona's Lunar ... trajectory. ''(J/Armed Forces, 10/10/64, 8)'' October 1964 October Oct 1 1964 1 Oct 2 1964 2 Oct 3 1964 3 Oct 4 1964 ... Oct 9 1964 9 Oct 10 1964 10 Oct 11 1964 11 Oct 12 1964 12 Oct 13 1964 13 Oct 14 1964 14 Oct 15 1964 ...

... expected to make their first flights this fall. ''(NASA Release 65-244; FRC Release 16-65)'' The Agena target vehicle for GEMINI VI ... little was known about transonic and supersonic flight in 194.3, when X-1 was conceived. Walter C. Williams, Dr. Raymond Bisplinghoff ... 9 1965 9 Jul 10 1965 10 Jul 11 1965 11 Jul 12 1965 12 Jul 13 1965 13 Jul 14 1965 14 Jul 15 1965 ...

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