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... , radio-photo, and teletype. ''(NASA Release 63-144)'' Selection of Republic Aviation Corp. for negotiation of ... conducted, consisting of firing ejection seats from 150-ft. tower and parachuting dummy astronauts to ... launch. ''(DOD Release 987-63)'' Polaris A-3 missile launched from land pad On successful ... 19 1963 19 Jul 20 1963 20 Jul 21 1963 21 Jul 22 1963 22 Jul 23 1963 ...

... . Image:FS2018logoJAXAtext.jpg thumb right 100px JAXA Logo Around 150 A.D. the Greek philosopher Lucian of Samosata wrote ... '' , Vol. 9., No. 3, 2002, pp. 30-36; Colin Fries, “Space Pioneers remembered in song,” ''Space.com '' August 21, 2000 note 144 GZA, “Dark Matter, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GZA ( ...

... radio-frequency signals. ''(NASA Rpt SRL)'' NASA Aerobee 150 sounding rocket, launched from White Sands Missile Range ... shape and in projected performance to the Tu-144, was scheduled to make its first flight by ... 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 1967 4 Sep 5 1967 5 ... Sep 19 1967 19 Sep 20 1967 20 Sep 21 1967 21 Sep 22 1967 22 Sep 23 1967 23 ...

... . 1974. Each Helios carried 7 experiments of West German scientists and 3 from the U.S. The experiments would investigate solar processes ... 150°C; oncoming and vertical air currents with a velocity of 30 to 50 m per sec; and air-current impact on skin and control mechanisms in TU-144 ... 18 1976 18 Jan 19 1976 19 Jan 20 1976 20 Jan 21 1976 21 Jan 22 1976 22 Jan 23 1976 23 Jan 24 ...

... 144 was constructed of light alloys with titanium on leading edges and other areas subjected to high temperatures. At cruising speed, outside skin temperature was 150 ... 1969 January Jan 1 1969 1 Jan 2 1969 2 Jan 3 1969 3 Jan 4 1969 4 Jan 5 1969 5 Jan 6 1969 ... 1969 18 Jan 19 1969 19 Jan 20 1969 20 Jan 21 1969 21 Jan 22 1969 22 Jan 23 1969 23 Jan 24 ...

... low­ energy cosmic. ray heavy nuclei. Payload reached 150-mi. alti­tude, was recovered from an inland ... during long periods of space flight. ''(MSC Release 63-144)'' According to Soviet lunar-exploration timetable published in ... 1 1963 1 Sep 2 1963 2 Sep 3 1963 3 Sep 4 1963 4 Sep 5 1963 5 ... Sep 19 1963 19 Sep 20 1963 20 Sep 21 1963 21 Sep 22 1963 22 Sep 23 1963 23 ...

... Hence, its orbit ranged from 470 to 3,100 miles with an orbit time of 150 minutes. It was also termed a ... (sic.), “Ist die Weltraumfahrt möglich?,” Die Rakete, 15 November 1927, pp. 144-152; (Johannes Winkler), “5000 RM. Werbprämien,” Die Rakete, 15 November 1927, ... 1929 Forerunners of the Shuttle: The von Opel Flights,” ''Spaceflight'', Vol. 21, February 1979, pp. 75-83, 92; and especially, Michael ...

... '' WASHINGTON -- At the next space shuttle launch, NASA will host 150 people from around the world and provide them with a ... Friday, April 30, and closes at 10 a.m. Monday, May 3. To register, visit: http://www.nasa.gov/tweetup To follow NASA ... 144'' ''NASA HOSTS MEDIA TELECON FEATURING RESULTS OF MOON MISSION IMPACT'' The Science journal has embargoed information until 2 p.m. EDT on Oct. 21 ...

... Mar. 21, and was 144,488 mi. from earth at 9 p.m. EST. ''(UPI, Wash. Daily News, 3/22/65; Hines, Wash. Eve. Star, 3/22/65; AP, Phil. Eve. Bull., 3/22/65 ... Organization ELDO ) satellite project, was successfully launched to an altitude of 150 mi. from Woomera, Australia. ''(Reuters, Wash. Post, 3/23/65)'' Reasons for choosing the moon crater Alphonsus as the target ... 1965 17 Mar 18 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 ...

... Equatorial Launching Station (TERLS) . ''(Reuters, NYT, 11/21/67, 5)'' NASA Aerobee 150 sounding rocket, launched from White Sands Missile Range WSMR , reached 89-mi (144-km) altitude in American Science & Engineering, ... speed and altitude records, the three X-15 s had flown 191 times; No. 3 having had 65 flights. The aircraft were built by North American Rockwell (formerly NAA) ...

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