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... -11 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 144 - 80-11 Opinion LAST WORD David Saltman 146 - '''Volume 3 No 3''' - 80-12 Untitled Cover ... - 80-12 Humor LAST WORD Eric Lander 154 - '''Volume 3 No 4''' - 81-01 Untitled Cover Art Kazumasa Nagai 1 - ... 44 - 81-02 SPACE ACTIVISM Article Trudy E Bell 50 - 81-02 STANDING WOMAN Fiction Tsutsui Yasutaka 58 - ...

... Merritt Island Launch Area (MILA). Eventually the system would link some 50 buildings on the 87,000­ acre site, including Complex 39, where ... 71 hrs. ; height, 231 km. (144 mi.) ; distance, 1,971,000 km. (1,224,720 mi.) ; maximum weight orbited, 4,713 kg. (10,390 lbs.). ... October Oct 1 1963 1 Oct 2 1963 2 Oct 3 1963 3 Oct 4 1963 4 Oct 5 1963 5 Oct 6 1963 6 Oct 7 1963 ...

... 142 - 82-06 SOLAR POWER TOWER Phenomena Dan McCoy 144 - 82-06 4-D TIC-TAC-TOE Games Scot Morris 146 - ... 82-09 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 10 - 82-09 Dialogue FORUM 12 - 82-09 50 MILLION YEARS HENCE EARTH Marcia F Bartusiak 14 - 82- ... - 82-09 COMPUTER BOOKS ARTS Charles Platt 34 - 82-09 3-D TV BREAKTHROUGHS Phoebe Hoban 38 - 82-09 Antarctic Adventure ...

... Grumman Aerospace Corp. for an additional 50 F-14s armed with Phoenix missiles. The 50 aircraft would bring the F-14 total to ... )'' Tass commented on the cause of the June 3 explosion and disintegration of the Soviet Tu-144 supersonic transport aircraft over Goussainville, France, ... 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 Jun ...

... (TC-5) 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 10 Dec. 1974 ... air currents with a velocity of 30 to 50 m per sec; and air-current impact on skin and control mechanisms in TU-144 takeoff and landing. The plane's wings and ... ) 1975 January 1976 January Jan 1 1976 1 Jan 2 1976 2 Jan 3 1976 3 Jan 4 1976 4 Jan 5 1976 5 Jan 6 1976 6 Jan 7 1976 7 Jan 8 ...

... Neil A. Armstrong , NASA Director of Aeronautical Research, described Soviet Tu-144 as "striking" supersonic aircraft "every bit as attractive" as Anglo ... of the American economy." Environmentalists agreed aircraft might generate 50 000 jobs, improve balance of trade, and guarantee U.S. ... Nov 1 1970 1 Nov 2 1970 2 Nov 3 1970 3 Nov 4 1970 4 Nov 5 1970 5 Nov 6 1970 6 ...

... proj off)'' 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 was scheduled to go ... . Aleksey A. Tupolev-who had taken over Tu-144 planning after the death of his father, Tu-144 designer Andrey N. Tupolev -had predicted 50 times more air passengers by the year 2000 ... 1973 May 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 Jun 7 1973 7 Jun ...

... moon's sphere of influence on fourth day, May 21, at 61:50 GET. Crew conducted first lunar orbit insertion maneuver with 356-sec ... could fulfill pledge and, if so, would take good look at Tu-144, which could hurt commercial market for SST if it had worldwide logistics backup ... 1969 May May 1 1969 1 May 2 1969 2 May 3 1969 3 May 4 1969 4 May 5 1969 5 May 6 1969 6 May 7 1969 ...

... , Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Deputy Director (Management). ''(NASA Release 69-144)'' At Moscow meeting of Franco-Soviet Grand Commission, formed in 1967 ... nine months of 1969 totaled $4,947,000 (49 cents per share), down from $5,054,000 (50 cents per share) for first nine ... Oct 1 1969 1 Oct 2 1969 2 Oct 3 1969 3 Oct 4 1969 4 Oct 5 1969 5 Oct 6 1969 6 Oct 7 ...

... only statically to simulate a helicopter's hover. ''(NASA Release 73-144)'' Preliminary results of the Naval Research Laboratory's S-009 experiment ... Scientific effort was deemed unnecessary for national defense by 25% to 50%. From 50% to 75% felt the space program had helped U.S. ... 1973 July Jul 1 1973 1 Jul 2 1973 2 Jul 3 1973 3 Jul 4 1973 4 Jul 5 1973 5 Jul 6 1973 6 Jul ...

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