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... Dr. Wernher von Braun 19 - BACK FROM ORBIT 22 - ... 53 - BRITISH PARTICIPATION IN SPACE RESEARCH. E. G. D. Andrews 57 - CORRESPONDENCE 67 - B.I.S. AT "BIGGIN" 68 - REVIEW 68 - '''VOLUME 3 NO. 3 ... 144 - NOTHING ON EARTH. M. VERTREGT 145 - THE BIG BOOSTERS 150 - A "SIT-ME-DOWN" SPACESUIT. H. E. ROSS 151 - BLACKIE RETURNS 152 - - '''VOLUME 3 ...

... of non-western astronomy'' . Boston: Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000, pp. 53-90 note 95 Francesca Rochberg, ''The heavenly ... space studies'' . New York: McGraw-Hill, 1999. Chapter 19.3, pp. 19-18 to 19-26 note 105 Igor Kazus, ... .jsonline.com:80/news/metro/may01/ spacejam08050701a.asp> note 144 GZA, “Dark Matter, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GZA ...

... transport Tu-144 had reached designed 2400-km-per-hr (1500-mph) speed at 16 700-m (55 000-ft) altitude during test flight Nov. 12, 1970. ''(NYT, 3/29/71, 53)'' NASA ... strategic land-based forces as long as they did not add to offensive potential. ''(CR, 3/29/71, S4035-6)'' Editorial in Aviation Week & Space Technology commented on rejection by Government ... 1971 15 Mar 16 1971 16 Mar 17 1971 17 Mar 18 1971 18 Mar 19 1971 19 Mar 20 1971 20 Mar 21 1971 21 Mar 22 1971 22 Mar 23 ...

... 2, 3, 4, 37, 40, 144 - ... Raumstrahltriebwerke 2 - Reflexionsfaktor 52, 53 - Reflexionsvermögen einer Gassäule 51 - ... 19, 42 - Wirkungsgrad 5, 31, 32, 142 - Woomera 115 - X4-Raketengeschoß 138 - Zähigkeit der Luft 10 - Zentrifugalbeschleunig. 135 - Zentrifugen 82 - Zerfallsenergie 4 - Zündstoffwahl 8 - Zündverfahren 8 - Zwanglaufkühlung 30 - Zweistoffsysteme 3 ...

... (928.3-mi) apogee, 1401-km (870.5-mi) perigee, 114.8-min period, and 74° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 5/31/71; SBD, 5/11/71, 53)'' Nonexplosive ... lbs) ; Concorde weighed 174 600 kg (385 000 lbs). Tu-144 would cruise at 2490 km per hr (1550 mph) at 19 800-m (65 000-ft) altitude; Concorde cruised at 2170 ... 3 hrs and 30 min; Tu-144 probably would require 3 hrs and 10 min. Tu-144 maximum range was estimated to be 6400 km (4000 mi). Tu-144 was powered by four Kuznetsov NK-144 ...

... 100 - Dauererregung des Nervensystems 84 - “Destination Moon" 3, 77, 92 - Detroit Rocket Society 97 - Deutsches Museum 133 - ... 73, 74, 75, 97, 99, 100, 141, 142, 144 - Interplanetare Raumfahrt 49 - Ischexylamin 138 - Isoquoten 5, 6, 9, ... , Friedliche 1 - Weltraumfahrt, Möglichkeit der - 19 - Weltraumstation 19, 21, 30, 32,34, 47, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54, 59, 70, 74, ...

... into solar orbit that would put it between 44 million and 144 million km from the sun, 3 million km closer than its twin, Helios 1 , launched ... Helios 1 ; about 15 times more of these particles were detected within 53 million km of the sun than had been observed near the ... 16 1976 16 Jan 17 1976 17 Jan 18 1976 18 Jan 19 1976 19 Jan 20 1976 20 Jan 21 1976 21 Jan 22 1976 ...

... . Armstrong , NASA Director of Aeronautical Research, described Soviet Tu-144 as "striking" supersonic aircraft "every bit as attractive" ... Luna XVII entered lunar orbit with 85-km (53-mi) altitude, 1-hr 56-min period, and 14 ... 1 1970 1 Nov 2 1970 2 Nov 3 1970 3 Nov 4 1970 4 Nov 5 1970 5 ... Nov 17 1970 17 Nov 18 1970 18 Nov 19 1970 19 Nov 20 1970 20 Nov 21 1970 21 ...

... of 1966 to June of 1967, I flew 144 combat missions throughout Southeast Asia. These missions included ... worked with the Shuttle systems and the Spacelab 3 experiments, in addition with working with SAIL Shuttle ... Maneuvering System (OMS) burns, one at 10 minutes, 19 seconds into the flight and the other at ... Directorate . He assigned me to fly on STS-53. STS-53 was going to be a classified DOD ...

... , including Tu-144 supersonic airliner. ''(Tass, Fsis-Sov, 9/28/72, K8)'' Federal support to universities and colleges had reached $3.5 billion ... 48% of total Federal obligations for academic R&D and 53% of all Federal support for fellowships, traineeships, and training grants. Total ... 1972 16 Sep 17 1972 17 Sep 18 1972 18 Sep 19 1972 19 Sep 20 1972 20 Sep 21 1972 21 Sep 22 ...

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