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... 70 - 80-11 CELESTIAL VISITATIONS Pictorial Gilbert Williams 76 - 80-11 ARNOLD MANDELL Interview William K. Stuckey 82 ... 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 ...

... 70 - 82-06 IKE AT THE MIKE Fiction Howard Waldrop 76 - 82-06 NOTEBOOKS OF LOREN EISELEY Article Loren Eiseley 86 - ... 142 - 82-06 SOLAR POWER TOWER Phenomena Dan McCoy 144 - 82-06 4-D TIC-TAC-TOE Games Scot Morris 146 - 82- ... - 82-09 COMPUTER BOOKS ARTS Charles Platt 34 - 82-09 3-D TV BREAKTHROUGHS Phoebe Hoban 38 - 82-09 Antarctic Adventure EXPLORATIONS ...

... first steps into space. (W Star, 2 Dec 76, A-3; CBS News transcript, Cronkite-Dean, 1 Dec 76; NBC Nightly News, Brinkley, 1 Dec 76) A Pentagon group charged with making decisions on ... 's policy. (NYT, 2 Dec 76, 23) A report in Izvestia on Soviet passenger planes to be in service by 1980 failed to mention the Tupolev-144 supersonic transport, the Washington Post ... route" terminals. ( ESA release 1 Dec 76) November 1976 November December 1976 December Dec 1 1976 1 Dec 2 1976 2 Dec 3 1976 3 Dec 4 1976 4 Dec 5 1976 5 Dec 6 ...

... (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 ... . (NASA Releases 75-317, 76-2; MOR S-823-76-02 prelaunch 7 Jan 76, postlaunch 23 Jan 76; NYT, 16 Jan 76, 27) The USSR's supersonic passenger plane TU-144, in service between Moscow ... front runner, Sullivan noted. (NYT, 15 Jan 76, 22) 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 ...

... to 291 000; and commercial transport aircraft by 14 000, to 76 000. ''(AP, W Star, 5/7/71, A3)'' Wallops Station ... 3 hrs and 30 min; Tu-144 probably would require 3 hrs and 10 min. Tu-144 maximum range was estimated to be 6400 km (4000 mi). Tu-144 was powered by four Kuznetsov NK-144 ... May May 1 1971 1 May 2 1971 2 May 3 1971 3 May 4 1971 4 May 5 1971 5 May 6 1971 6 May ...

... flights per day into JFK and Dulles airports, but the permission could be revoked upon 4 mo notice or immediately in case of emergency. The limitations included prohibitions on landing or ... Tupolev-144, in service since 26 Dec. 1975 within the Soviet Union as a freight plane. (NYT, 5 Jan 76, 1; Av Wk, 5 Jan 76, 26; W Star, 6 Jan 76, A-3; W ... , 29 Jan 76; NYT, 21 Jan 76, 16-17; W Star, 21 Jan 76, A-3; B Sun, 28 Jan 76, A-6; NYT, 1 Feb 76, 3-1; DoT Release 09-76, 4 Feb. 76; NYT, 5 Feb 76, 1 ...

... radio and TV signals. The meteor shower was predicted to last for 4 days beginning 11 Aug. (WFC Release 76-12) McDonnell Douglas Corp. would join Aerospatiale and Dassault-Breguet of France ... a plane competing with the French-German passenger-transport Airbus. (NYT, 13 Aug 76, D3; WSJ, 13 Aug 76, 4) NASA announced it would cosponsor a conference 21 Sept. at the Univ. of ... would also be explained. (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 4 Aug 5 1976 5 Aug 6 ...

... '''Click here to listen to Apollo 10 Mission Audio T+76.19 through T+76.40 LOI May 21''' File:Apollo10690521-761900-764000_LOI ... ''(ASIA, 6/69, 39-46)'' U.S.S.R. publicly demonstrated Tu-144 supersonic airliner in 90-min test flight from Moscow's Sheremetyevo ... 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 ...

... 144.6 million from FY 1971. Funding for space science and applications programs would increase $184.7 million, from $565.7 million in FY 1971 to $740.4 ... carried Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC payload to 121.9-km (76.2-mi) altitude to obtain data during magnetic activity in ... January Jan 1 1971 1 Jan 2 1971 2 Jan 3 1971 3 Jan 4 1971 4 Jan 5 1971 5 Jan 6 1971 6 Jan 7 ...

... . 1 reached 3,682 mph (mach 5.4) and 107,000-ft. altitude in its "fully successful mission." The X-15 was launched over Delamar Lake, Nev., its engine burning 76 sec. and ... during 1969-70 would not be as dangerous as heretofore thought. ''(SBD, 1/28/64, 144)'' NASA and India's Dept. of Atomic Energy announced they were jointly conducting series of ... 87-64)'' January 1964 January Jan 1 1964 1 Jan 2 1964 2 Jan 3 1964 3 Jan 4 1964 4 Jan 5 1964 5 Jan 6 1964 6 Jan 7 1964 7 Jan ...

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