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... healthier human beings." ''(W Post, 12/15/67, A10; Randal, W Star, 12/15/67,1; O'Toole, W Post, 12/15/67, Al; PO, 1.2/18/67,1712-5)'' Three Soviet scientists ... . All three recovered. ''(W Post, 12/15/67, A20; SBD, 12/15/67,236)'' December 1967 December Dec 1 1967 1 Dec 2 1967 2 Dec 3 1967 3 Dec 4 1967 4 Dec 5 ... 12 Dec 13 1967 13 Dec 14 1967 14 Dec 15 1967 15 Dec 16 1967 16 Dec 17 1967 17 Dec 18 1967 18 Dec 19 1967 19 Dec 20 1967 20 Dec ...

... am Baikonur time into orbit with 249-km (154.7-mi) apogee, 236-km (146.6-mi) perigee, 89.3-min period, and 51.6° inclination. Tass said cosmonauts would conduct extensive ... /70, 152; Mills, B Sun, 62/70, A1; 6/20170, A1; AP, NYT, 6/3/70, 18; UPI, W Star, 6/7-8/70; 6/12/70)'' June 1970 June Jun 1 ... 12 Jun 13 1970 13 Jun 14 1970 14 Jun 15 1970 15 Jun 16 1970 16 Jun 17 1970 17 Jun 18 1970 18 Jun 19 1970 19 Jun 20 1970 20 Jun ...

... of Federal Communications Commission approval. ''(GTE Release)'' Soviet academician Dr. Leonid I. Sedov had attributed 15-mo hiatus in Soviet manned space flight to major changes being made in Soyuz spacecraft ... to enter private industry. ''(NASA Activities, 11/15/72, 236)'' September 1972 September October 1972 October Oct 1 1972 1 Oct 2 1972 2 Oct 3 1972 3 Oct 4 1972 4 Oct 5 ... 12 Oct 13 1972 13 Oct 14 1972 14 Oct 15 1972 15 Oct 16 1972 16 Oct 17 1972 17 Oct 18 1972 18 Oct 19 1972 19 Oct 20 1972 20 Oct ...

... html5audioplayer> '''Click here to listen to Apollo 17 Mission Audio T+236.02 through T+238.42 Dec 16 1972''' File: ... rocket engines costing $20 million each, 6 $40-million lunar modules, 3 lunar rovers at $2 million each, TV and photography equipment ... 13 Dec 14 1972 14 Dec 15 1972 15 Dec 16 1972 16 Dec 17 1972 17 Dec 18 1972 18 Dec 19 1972 19 Dec ...

... -mi ''(35,771.9-km)'' perigee, 1,435.8-min period, and 3° inclination. OV 11-5, synchronous-altitude research satellite equipped with 10 ... ,418-min period. Les VI, major payload, entered synchronous orbit with 22,236-mi ''(35,777.7-km)'' apogee, 22,233-mi ''(35,772.9- ... 1968 13 Sep 14 1968 14 Sep 15 1968 15 Sep 16 1968 16 Sep 17 1968 17 Sep 18 1968 18 Sep 19 1968 19 Sep 20 ...

... “NASA Spacecraft Impacts Lunar Crater in Search for Water Ice,” news release 09-236, 9 October 2009, http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/ ... October 2009 October Oct 1 2009 1 Oct 2 2009 2 Oct 3 2009 3 Oct 4 2009 4 Oct 5 2009 5 Oct 6 2009 6 ... 13 2009 13 Oct 14 2009 14 Oct 15 2009 15 Oct 16 2009 16 Oct 17 2009 17 Oct 18 2009 18 Oct 19 2009 19 Oct 20 2009 ...

... the upper atmosphere. Telemetry signal was received for 18 min. ''(NASA Rpt SRL)'' NASA test pilot William H. Dana flew X-15 No. 1 to 3,205 mph (mach 4.84.) and 71 ... loads. ''( X-15 Proj Off)'' U.S.S.R. successfully launched two Cosmos satellites : Cosmos CLIX entered orbit with 60,600-km (37,655-mi) apogee, 380-km (236-mi) perigee, 19 ... 12 May 13 1967 13 May 14 1967 14 May 15 1967 15 May 16 1967 16 May 17 1967 17 May 18 1967 18 May 19 1967 19 May 20 1967 20 May ...

... -only 15 mi. off target-after 92-hr., 236,319-mi. flight from Eastern Test Range ETR . Orbital parameters: apolune, 1,152 mi. (1,854 km.); perilune, 119 mi. (192 km.); period, 3 ... cause of orbital variations. After taking engineering photos transmitted to Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Aug. 18-20, spacecraft was injected into close-in orbit by retrothrust maneuver initiated Aug. 21 for ... 12 Aug 13 1966 13 Aug 14 1966 14 Aug 15 1966 15 Aug 16 1966 16 Aug 17 1966 17 Aug 18 1966 18 Aug 19 1966 19 Aug 20 1966 20 Aug ...

... .0° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 4/30/70; SBD, 4/20/70, 236)'' Nike-Tomahawk sounding rocket was launched by NASA from Churchill Research Range , carrying Univ. of ... /18/70; 4/19/70; W Post, 4/15/70; 4/18/70, Al; MSC Hist Off; Off NASA Administrator)'' April 1970 April Apr 1 1970 1 Apr 2 1970 2 Apr 3 1970 3 ... 12 Apr 13 1970 13 Apr 14 1970 14 Apr 15 1970 15 Apr 16 1970 16 Apr 17 1970 17 Apr 18 1970 18 Apr 19 1970 19 Apr 20 1970 20 Apr ...

... surface at 89:39 GET (3:32 pm EST Dec. 10) at 4° 12' south latitude and 12° 18' west longitude. Impact was recorded by Apollo 12 , 14, 15, and 16 seismometers. Evans ... began at 236:42, after CSM's 147 hrs 48 min in lunar orbit. November 1972 November December 1972 December Dec 1 1972 1 Dec 2 1972 2 Dec 3 1972 3 Dec ... 12 Dec 13 1972 13 Dec 14 1972 14 Dec 15 1972 15 Dec 16 1972 16 Dec 17 1972 17 Dec 18 1972 18 Dec 19 1972 19 Dec 20 1972 20 Dec ...

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