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... atmosphere wind profiles, was ejected at 90-to 50-mi (145-to 81-km) altitudes and photographed by special photometer as ... to FRC under March 15 NASA-USAF agreement. ''(NASA Release 67-75)'' Weather photos taken by NASA's Applications Technology Satellites ATS ... found in meteorites on the lunar surface. ''(AP, NYT, 3/30/67)'' March 30-31 : NASA's Space Science Steering Committee's Space Biology ...

... the Infinity of Worlds '' by Henry More (1647) . ref 75 All these illustrious worlds, and many more, / Which by the ... poetry.htm> note 87 “100 Tanka Poems Selected from 145,000 Entries. Chiaki Mukai presents awards for completion of ... age milestones celebrated in music,” ''Quest'' , Vol. 9., No. 3, 2002, pp. 30-36; Colin Fries, “Space Pioneers remembered in song,” ''Space. ...

... - Atmosphäre 13 - Atomenergie als Raketentreibstoff 141, 145 - Auspuffgeschwindigkeit 2, 3, 4, 37, 40, 144 - Außenstation 30, 33, 45, 88, 133, 134 - Ausstellung, ... , Eigenfrequenz von 50, 51 - Plejaden 107 - Point Mugu 122 - Pol 75 - Polarkoordinaten, räumliche 75 - Polarlicht 15 - Prandtl 9, 10 - Prüfstand 104 - Pulverrakete 28 - Pumpenaggregat ...

... 145 - 23 Nagel , Manfred, cand. ing., Ludwigsburg, Solitüdestr. 26 - 161 Neubeck, Erich, Koln-Braunsfeld, am Morsdorfer Hof 3 - ... - 221 Ritchie, Donald., Box 45, Willis, Michigan, USA - 30 Roder, Helmut, stud. ing. . Stuttg, -Vaihingen, Vischerstr. 13b ... , Harzstieg 47 - 270 Wirth, Herbert, Spesbach über Landstuhl , Hauptstr. 75 - 178 Zahner, Albin, Rothenburg o. T., Ziegeleistr. 5 ...

... relay. Ats 6, the Applications Technology Satellite launched on 30 May 1974, would be the relay comsat. A data-collection, ... identical spacecraft launched 14 April 1969 successfully functioned as Nimbus 3 . Nimbus 4 and 5 (launched 8 April 1970 and 10 ... vehicle. (NASA MORs 21 May 74, 12 June 75, 24 June 75; NASA Release 75-145) An Apollo-Soyuz Test Project flight readiness review ...

... , France, Hungary, Poland, and Romania, to be recovered in Soviet territory in about 3 wks. Launched from Plesetsk into an orbit with 405 km apogee, 227 km ... in the early 1980s. (NYT, 27 Nov 75, 62M; NASA Release 75-292; SBD, 28 Nov 75, 145; Aero Daily, 28 Nov 75, 148) A metering truss made of graphite- ... Nov 27 1975 27 Nov 28 1975 28 Nov 29 1975 29 Nov 30 1975 30 December ...

... 1930 for the Berlin area alone that includes 75 names (although not von Braun's); a VfR ... , 60 cm (23.6 in) tall and 30 cm (11.8 in) in width, and ... zur Zeitschrift `''Die Rakete', June 1929, p. 8. note 3 Pereleman, “Über die Lebensbedingungen,” (Part 2), ''Unterhaltungsbeilage ... > note 9 Engel letter; Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', p. 145; Hugo Hückel, U.S. Patents No. 974,490 and ...

... to 600 m (1,968 ft.) (although Dornberger says 100 ft., or 30 m) then eventually crash-landed 1.3 km (0.8 mi) away; it was therefore a “great disappointment,” in ... ,” p. 12. note 8 ''Mitteilungen,'' March 1930, p. 3; Jelnina and Rohrwild, p. 43; Ley, ''Missiles, Rockets'', pp. 143-145; Willy Ley, “The End of the Rocket Society,” ''Astounding Science Fiction'', Vol. 31, August 1943, pp. 64-78, and Vol. 32, September 1943, pp. 58-75; Jelnina and Rohrwild ...

... EDT Sept. 27). The 65.8-kg (145-lb) spacecraft was Japan's first scientific satellite and was launched by 22.9-m (75-ft) Mu rocket into orbit with 3892-km ... study cosmic rays and solar electric waves for one year. Shinsei was 26-sided body, 75 cm (30 in) in diameter, equipped with 5184 silicone solar batteries and used "gravity-turn" device ... ; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 9/30/71)'' U.S.S.R. launched Cosmos 441 from Baikonur into orbit with 266- km (165.3-mi) apogee, 207-km (128.6-mi ...

... Earth Resources Survey, $13 million for Synchronous Meteorological Satellite, and $60.3 million for ATS. Total for advanced research and technology programs decreased ... , up from $75 million in FY 1971; $39 million for LAMPS antisubmarine-warfare helicopter, up from $4 million, $145 million for air defense ... 1971 27 Jan 28 1971 28 Jan 29 1971 29 Jan 30 1971 30 Jan 31 1971 31 ...

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