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... firing the thruster rockets 11/4 min. to raise the apogee from 100 mi, to 138 mi. Apparent loss of pressure in spacecraft's fuel cells during flight's early stages ... ; 12/12/65, A7; 12/15/65, Al, A2, A6; Time, 12/24/65, 32-36; MSC Gemini VII / Gemini VI Fact Sheet)''
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... MDA. One hour after pumpdown began, chamber pressure was Is than 138 newtons per sq m (0.02 psi) -equal to that at ... and Tunnels, which met at Manned Spacecraft Center March 27-April 3. Groups had considered lights, docking targets, communications systems, and other ... 1972 10 Aug 11 1972 11 Aug 12 1972 12 Aug 13 1972 13 Aug 14 1972 14 Aug 15 1972 15 Aug 16 1972 16 Aug 17 ...
... mph, to a maximum speed over 5,000 mph. ''(FRC Release 15-64; NASA Release 64-138)''
NASA's leading 12 contractors issued $1,027,000,000 in subcontracts during 1962 and 1963 to 2,697 firms in 46 states, Aviation Week reported. ''(Av. Wk., 6/15/64 ... /18/64)''
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... -111A developmental aircraft lasted 1 hr, 40 min, Speeds ranged from 138 to 354 kt., with wings swept at 16°, 26°, and 70 ... prime contractor for development of Esro 1 polar ionosphere satellite. The $3-million contract awarded called for development and production of one ... 10 Apr 11 1965 11 Apr 12 1965 12 Apr 13 1965 13 Apr 14 1965 14 Apr 15 1965 15 Apr 16 1965 16 Apr ...
... clearly visible to the naked eye, after 4,480 orbits and traveling 138 million miles. Echo I provided basis for over 150 communications experiments, ... 1961 August
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... . ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 10/31/70; SF; 4/71,138)''
U.S.S.R. published report on initial examination of lunar ... October 1970 October
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... Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 10/31/70; SF, 4/ 71,138)''
NASA officials would meet with Soviet counterparts to discuss possible ... Purchasing Week, 10/12/70)''
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... used on the Space Shuttle and future launch vehicles. (NASA Release 87-138; H Chron, Sept 17/87)
NASA selected five crew members for STS ... 1987 September
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... Doorway to Space,” news release 01-138, 9 July 2001.)''
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... CSM/S-IVB combination was placed in a phasing orbit with a 222.3-km (138.1-mi) apogee and 148.2-km (92.1-mi) perigee 9 ... space" and wished them a flawless splashdown in February.
The crew began EVA-3 at 12:29 pm EST Dec. 29. Carr and Gibson moved outside to ... the record cumulative time in space of 69 days 15 hrs 45 min set by Bean during the Skylab 3 mission. The hatch was opened for EVA- ...
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