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... 1.7/200 stood 44 cm (17.3 in) tall, weighed 3.5 kg (7.7 lb.) and produced 150-200 kg ... (Rudolf Nebel), “Die Magdeburger Pilotenrakete ” ''Raketenflug – Mitteilungen des Raketenfluplatzes Berlin'', Nr. 8, April 1933, ''passim'' (pp. 1-4). note 5 ... - Ein Vergleich,” ''Raketenflug'', Nr. 3, March 1932, pp. 1-3. For more on Tiling, see Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', pp. 146-147, 156-157, ...

... Aerobee 150A rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station carried instrumented payload to 147-mi. altitude in experiment to flight-test components of equipment ... along the Atlantic seaboard to a great nation of almost 200 million people spread across a continent. We have dug canals, dammed ... 2 Apr 3 1963 3 Apr 4 1963 4 Apr 5 1963 5 Apr 6 1963 6 Apr 7 1963 7 Apr 8 1963 8 ...

... 65.4° inclination. The satellite reentered Aug. 13. ''( GSFC SSR, 8/3/73; SBD, 8/3/73, 175)'' NASA test pilot John A. Manke successfully piloted ... 000 ft) that ended successfully in a 320-km-per-hr (200 mph) unpowered landing on the dry lake bed near FRC, ... made July 19. ''(NASA prog off; NASA Release 73-147; LA Her-Exam, 8/2/73)'' The House Committee on Science and Astronautics' ...

... , 7/26/73, Ll; Reuters, W Post, 7/25/73, B19; SBD, 7/30/73, 147)'' July 25: The U.S.S.R. launched Cosmos 577 from Plesetsk into orbit with ... .4° inclination. The satellite reentered Aug. 7. ''( GSFC SSR, 7/31/73; 8/31/73; SBD, 7/30/73, 147)'' Skylab 3 Astronauts Alan L. Bean , Jack R. Lousma , and Dr. Owen K ... Director, to be a general, USAF. ''(CR, 7/25/73, S14742)'' NASA launched two Aerobee 200 sounding rockets from White Sands Missile Range . The first carried a Goddard Space Flight Center ...

... The Interkosmos Programme 1967­1980 Neyille Kidger 161 - Volksrocket X-3 166 - Industrial Design in Space Daye Dooling 169 - Space ... - News from The Cape Gordon L. Harris 200 - The Martian Rovers Curtis Peebles 202 - ... - 147 Robert D. Christy 227 - Society Meetings 229 - 36th Annual General Meeting 231 - Correspondence 235 - '''Volume 23 NO. 8 ''' ...

... says 100 ft., or 30 m) then eventually crash-landed 1.3 km (0.8 mi) away; it was therefore a “great disappointment,” in his ... Rockets,” p. 9; von Braun, “Reminiscences,” p. 129; Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', p. 200. The “thrust diagram” of apparently the large 0.32/64 motor ... and Engel, p. 225. note 10 Ley, ''Missiles, Rockets'', p. 147; Sänger and Engel, pp. 221-222, 224-225; Ley, “The ...

... .S.R. Announced orbital data were: 237-km. (147-mi.) apogee; 192-km. (119-mi.) perigee; 88.7-min. period; and 64.8° inclination to the equator. Soviet news agency Tass said ... by temperatures of up to 1,200° F. This was the 103rd flight of the rocket research aircraft ''(NASA X-15 Proj. Off.; UPI, Chic. Trib., 3/28/64)'' Dr. Hari K ... was greatest in U.S. ''(NYT, 3/29/64,1; AP, Kansas City Star, 5/10/64)'' NASA Lewis Research Center announced award of $797,200 contract for construction of concrete-lined ...

... launched at 11:54 am EDT, lifting a 149.3-kg payload to a peak altitude of 147.5 km. The payload included 2 experiments ... manufacturers. Including McDonnell Douglas in the consortium would give the Mercure 200 an unprecedented entry into the American market, which amounted to half ... 1976 2 Aug 3 1976 3 Aug 4 1976 4 Aug 5 1976 5 Aug 6 1976 6 Aug 7 1976 7 Aug 8 1976 8 Aug ...

... 196 - 82-10 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 200 - 82-10 Humor LAST WORD John Ficarra 202 - '''Volume ... A Piper 186 - '''Volume 5 No 3''' - 82-12 Destiny Cover Art Michael ... Rosenfeld 6 - 83-02 OMNIBUS Contributors 8 - 83-02 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 10 - 83-02 ... 132 - 83-09 UFOs, etc. ANTIMATTER 147 - 83-09 Science Fiction Predictions, Clarke, ...

... (37,- 814.6-km) apogee, 157.3-mi (253.1-km) perigee, 671.9-min period, and 29.8° inclination. All systems were functioning normally ... 18, 1968. Satellite began commercial service Feb. 16, handling up to 1,200 voice circuits or 4 TV channels. ''(NASA Proj Off; ComSatCorp Releases 69 ... entered orbit with 171.0-mi (275-km) apogee, 91.7-mi (147.6-km) perigee, 88.7-min period, and 81.6° inclination and ...

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