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... planned near-synchronous orbit over Pacific with 22,164.3-mi (35,644.2-km) apogee, 21,887.2-mi (35,216.5-km) perigee, and ... 1, handling up to 1,200 voice circuits or four TV channels. ''(NASA Proj Off; ComSatCorp Release 69-27)'' May 21: USAF's C-5A Galaxy ... ''(ASIA, 6/69, 39-46)'' U.S.S.R. publicly demonstrated Tu-144 supersonic airliner in 90-min test flight from Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. ...

... days. ''(NASA Release 70199) . Soviet supersonic transport Tu-144 was tested for first time near its 2400-km ... within months in circular orbit 320-480 km (200-300 mi) high with 55° inclination. ''(NASA Release 70 ... Nov 1 1970 1 Nov 2 1970 2 Nov 3 1970 3 Nov 4 1970 4 Nov 5 1970 5 Nov ... Nov 19 1970 19 Nov 20 1970 20 Nov 21 1970 21 Nov 22 1970 22 Nov 23 1970 23 ...

... the NASA payrolls and would save the Government $200 million through June 30, 1973. ''(NASA Release 73-3 W Post, 1/6/73)'' Reductions in ... large tail parachutes. The U.S.S.R. still expected the Tu-144 to be operational in 1975. ''(Donaldson, London Daily Telegraph, 1/5/73)'' ... Jan 18 1973 18 Jan 19 1973 19 Jan 20 1973 20 Jan 21 1973 21 Jan 22 1973 22 Jan 23 1973 23 Jan 24 1973 ...

... . Including McDonnell Douglas in the consortium would give the Mercure 200 an unprecedented entry into the American market, which amounted to half ... (NASA Release 76-144) July 1976 July August 1976 August Aug 1 1976 1 Aug 2 1976 2 Aug 3 1976 3 Aug 4 1976 ... 1976 18 Aug 19 1976 19 Aug 20 1976 20 Aug 21 1976 21 Aug 22 1976 22 Aug 23 1976 23 Aug 24 ...

... and Mariner VII passed within 2,000 mi of Mars, transmitting more than 200 times more data about Mars than were obtained by Mariner IV in ... crashed onto lunar surface in July. U.S.S.R.'s Tu-144 delta-wing supersonic transport successfully reached speeds up to 900 mph ... , 16-7; USAF PIO; A&A, 4/70, 16-21)'' Aerospace industry sales of $28.3 billion in 1969 were second highest in industry's ...

... , Ala. ''(DOD Release 284-68)'' Lockheed Aircraft Corp. announced orders for 144 triple-jet L-1011 air­buses totaling $2.16 billion. Eastern ... use of sea's largely unexplored riches. ''(Brewer, NYT, 3/30/68, 16)'' Nearly 200,000 mourners filed past biers of Cosmonaut Yuri A. ... 18 1968 18 Mar 19 1968 19 Mar 20 1968 20 Mar 21 1968 21 Mar 22 1968 22 Mar 23 1968 23 Mar 24 ...

... 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 ... , making the GT-3 mission of Astronauts Virgil I. Grissom and John W. Young the most intensely covered event in the history of space exploration. Nearly 1,200 newsmen had requested credentials from NASA. ''(Wash. Eve. Star, 3/23/65)'' In an editorial in Aviation Week and Space ...

... 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, Inc ... above 200,000 ft and regaining it briefly at about 80,000 ft. Setting unofficial world speed and altitude records, the three X-15 s had flown 191 times; No. 3 having ...

... des Nervensystems 84 - “Destination Moon" 3, 77, 92 - Detroit Rocket Society 97 - Deutsches ... 144 - Interplanetare Raumfahrt 49 - Ischexylamin 138 - Isoquoten 5, 6, 9, 10, 61 - Italienische Raketengesellschaft 92 - Jahresbericht der GfW 21 ... - Woomera 66 - X-4 11, 15, 16 - XCAL-200-Rakete 132 - Zentralkraft 10 - Ziellage-Flugverfahren, Ergänztes - 112 ...

... sent $200.8-billion FY 1971 budget request to Congress, including total space budget of $4.954 billion. Of this sum, NASA would receive $3.148 ... people-will decline from current level by another 45,000, to about 144,000 people by the end of fiscal year 1971. The impact ... Feb 18 1970 18 Feb 19 1970 19 Feb 20 1970 20 Feb 21 1970 21 Feb 22 1970 22 Feb 23 1970 23 Feb 24 1970 ...

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