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... interpretive, subjective, and reflective -- philosophical. ref 105 2.3.3. Astrophotography as Space Art Astrophotographs -- photographs of the ... no gap” (Hartmann, ''op cit'' ., pp. 134-139). note 125 The Arts Catalyst, “History of Space Art” ... .com:80/news/metro/may01/ spacejam08050701a.asp> note 144 GZA, “Dark Matter, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki ...

... use a spin-stabilized, solar-powered spacecraft. The trip from earth to Venus would take 125 days. The probes would be separated from the bus 10 to 20 days before entry ... .R. Council of Ministers, heading the Soviet commission investigating the June 3 crash of the Tu-144 see May 24-June 3 , said in a Paris TV interview. The Soviet airline Aeroflot was "preparing to use the supersonic Tu-144." Gen. Aleksey A. Tupolev , chief designer of the Tu-144 ...

... 142 - 82-04 11 Exciting New Games GAMES Scot Morris 144 - 82-04 Humor LAST WORD Paul Nahin 146 - '''Volume 4 No 8''' ... Johnson 110 - 82-07 Neptune's Rings STARS Joel Davis 125 - 82-07 KILLER WHALES Phenomena Bob Talbot 126 - 82-07 ... - 82-09 COMPUTER BOOKS ARTS Charles Platt 34 - 82-09 3-D TV BREAKTHROUGHS Phoebe Hoban 38 - 82-09 Antarctic Adventure ...

... pp. 143-152. - Oberth, “Is Spaceflight Possible?” pp. 144-152. - Max Valier , “The Journey into Space --- a ... (Johannes Winkler), “ Pressure (Thrust) Diagram of a Firework Rocket,” pp. 3-5. - (Most likely, Johannes Winkler), “Introduction to the Spaceflight ... Breslau Model- and Sailplane Society Schlesisher Adler,” p. 125. - Ad, Valier available for lectures, through the Kulture- ...

... Manned Space­craft Center , said "Three U.S. Astronauts have accumulated 1,144.51 minutes in orbital space flights. The flights of Glenn, Carpenter ... which would end early in March. 25-­billion watt signal made 125-million mi. round trip Jan. 21 (the return signal being only ... February 1963 February Feb 1 1963 1 Feb 2 1963 2 Feb 3 1963 3 Feb 4 1963 4 Feb 5 1963 5 Feb 6 1963 6 ...

... highly retrograde orbit, Orbital data: apogee, 2,141 mi. (3,447 km,) ; perigee, 255 mi. (410.6 km.) ; period, 125.7 min.; inclination, 144.3°, Carrying onboard instruments to map and monitor energetic particles ... /5/65)'' October 1965 October Oct 1 1965 1 Oct 2 1965 2 Oct 3 1965 3 Oct 4 1965 4 Oct 5 1965 5 Oct 6 1965 6 Oct 7 1965 ...

... CLXII into orbit with 280-km (174-mi) apogee, 201-km (125-mi) perigee, 89.2-min period, and 51.8° inclination. Equipment ... being transmitted, and equipment continued to operate satisfactorily. ''(NASA Release 67-144)'' Dr. Albert J. Kelly's resignation as ERC Deputy Director became ... June 1967 June Jun 1 1967 1 Jun 2 1967 2 Jun 3 1967 3 Jun 4 1967 4 Jun 5 1967 5 Jun 6 ...

... (111,708.0-km) apogee, 10,480-mi (16,862.3-km) perigee, 3,119-min period, and 32.9° inclination to study ... to listen to Apollo 10 Mission Audio T+124.55 through T+125.26 May 23''' File:Apollo10690523-1245500-1252600.wav.mp4 ... 69-26)'' FAA Administrator John H. Shaffer announced allocations of $34,144,479 to construct and improve 177 U.S. airports under FY ...

... had designed some 150 aircraft, including Tu-144 supersonic airliner. ''(Tass, Fsis-Sov, 9/28/72, K8)'' Federal support to universities and colleges had reached $3.5 billion in FY 1971, increase ... 47 in circular orbit with 235 639-km (146 419.3-mi) apogee, 201 599-km (125 267.8-mi) perigee, 12.3-day period, and 17.2° inclination. By Sept. 25, 10 ... 1972 August September 1972 September Sep 1 1972 1 Sep 2 1972 2 Sep 3 1972 3 Sep 4 1972 4 Sep 5 1972 5 Sep 6 1972 6 Sep 7 1972 ...

... $513 540, or 15% of the total $3-million contract value. ''(NASA Release 73-53)'' Federal Aviation Administration award of a six-month $125 082 contract to Boeing Co. to develop data ... .” ''(CR, 3/27/73, H2189)'' NASA launched a Nike-Tomahawk sounding rocket from Poker Flats, Alaska, carrying a Goddard Space Flight Center magnetospheric physics experiment to a 2332-km (144.9-mi ... 1973 February March 1973 March Mar 1 1973 1 Mar 2 1973 2 Mar 3 1973 3 Mar 4 1973 4 Mar 5 1973 5 Mar 6 1973 6 Mar 7 1973 ...

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