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... demonstra­tions, including transmission of television, voice, radio-photo, and teletype. ''(NASA Release 63-144)'' Selection of Republic Aviation Corp. for negotiation of Advanced Orbiting Solar Observatory (AOSO) ... ICBM from Vandenberg AFB in successful rou­tine training launch. ''(DOD Release 987-63)'' Polaris A-3 missile launched from land pad On successful 1,500-mi. flight down ...

... simultaneous launching with Wallops Island was achieved. ''(NASA Rpt. of S. Rkt. Launching, 3/11/63)'' On anniversary of first U.S. manned orbital space flight, Kenneth S. Kleinknecht , Mercury Project Manager at NASA Manned Space­craft Center , said "Three U.S. Astronauts have accumulated 1,144 ...

... separate from the normal administrative telephone system with ;t its dial telephone exchange ''(NASA Release 63-221)'' Weather Bureau stopped its portion of the funding of the Nimbus meteorological satellite because ... (Tereshkova), four records claimed for women in orbital flight: duration, 71 hrs. ; height, 231 km. (144 mi.) ; distance, 1,971,000 km. (1,224,720 mi.) ; maximum weight orbited, 4,713 ... blew up during liftoff. ''(UPI, NYT, 10/8/63, 28)'' October 1963 October Oct 1 1963 1 Oct 2 1963 2 Oct 3 1963 3 Oct 4 1963 4 Oct 5 1963 5 ...

... fiction -- and policies -- of these two traditions. ref 63 More will be said about contemporary science ... interpretive, subjective, and reflective -- philosophical. ref 105 2.3.3. Astrophotography as Space Art Astrophotographs -- photographs of the ... jsonline.com:80/news/metro/may01/ spacejam08050701a.asp> note 144 GZA, “Dark Matter, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ ...

... Soviet journalist Victor Louis discussed U.S.S.R. plans for the Tu-144 supersonic transport aircraft in a New York Times article. The aircraft ... airfields in the U.S.S.R. Soviet aircraft flew to 63 major cities throughout the world-operating between Moscow and Santiago, Chile, ... June 1973 June Jun 1 1973 1 Jun 2 1973 2 Jun 3 1973 3 Jun 4 1973 4 Jun 5 1973 5 Jun 6 1973 6 ...

... , CR, 4/24/63,A2426)'' U.S.-Australian experiment to obtain data on the ionosphere con­ducted at NASA Wallops Station, with Aerobee 150A sounding rocket carrying 144-lb. payload of radio ... ., we will have a better understanding of natural comets," he said. ''(LRC Release 63-13; Lewis Chro­nology , 3)'' Lt. Col. Stanley C. White (USAF), space surgeon and Chief of Crew Systems ... Christ and Welt. ''(CDNS, Wash,. Post, 4/15/63)'' April 1963 April Apr 1 1963 1 Apr 2 1963 2 Apr 3 1963 3 Apr 4 1963 4 Apr 5 1963 5 Apr ...

... centers and industrial contractors involved in manned space flight program. ''(NASA Release 63-156)'' In roll call vote (245-144), House of Representatives approved $511 000 in Interior Dept budget for FY 1964 to "Ion National Air Museum. ''(Wash. Eve. Star, 7/17/63, Bl)'' July 1963 July Jul 1 1963 1 Jul 2 1963 2 Jul 3 1963 3 Jul 4 1963 4 Jul 5 1963 5 ...

... during flight would be compared with data from similar experiment, conducted July 19. ''(Wallops Release 63-71)'' )'' Dr. George E. Mueller , Vice President for R&D of Space Technology Laboratories , named ... the Soviet Union has successfully launched 43 payloads into orbit, the United States has launched 144. "Our ratio of successes to failures in launchings prior to 1961 was only 1 to ... speed of fixed-wing airplane. ''(Hudson, NYT, 7/24/63)'' July 1963 July Jul 1 1963 1 Jul 2 1963 2 Jul 3 1963 3 Jul 4 1963 4 Jul 5 1963 5 ...

... equipment, heat rejection, and energy collecting devices during long periods of space flight. ''(MSC Release 63-144)'' According to Soviet lunar-exploration timetable published in Hun­garian magazine Lobogo, U.S.S ... not depend to some degree upon scientific investigations of the NACA." ''(C, R, 9/4/63,15444)'' Gemini astronauts would learn how to "apprehend" another vehicle traveling in space on a ... /8/664)'' September 1963 September Sep 1 1963 1 Sep 2 1963 2 Sep 3 1963 3 Sep 4 1963 4 Sep 5 1963 5 Sep 6 1963 6 Sep 7 1963 ...

... days past originally planned three to five days. ''(NASA Release 70199) . Soviet supersonic transport Tu-144 was tested for first time near its 2400-km-per-hr (1500-mph) maximum rated ... for 6 to 12 men over 10 yrs, would be composed of cylindrical modules 4.3 m (14 ft) in diameter and 17.7 m (58 ft) long, joined to form ... reported. Increase was 63% over FY 1970 budget. '' (SBD, 11/12/70,43)'' October 1970 October November 1970 November Nov 1 1970 1 Nov 2 1970 2 Nov 3 1970 3 Nov 4 ...

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