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... creation and sustenance of such an International Space Force''. (3) We will return to this far reaching idea ... Text and video of address retrieved November 27, 2005, from http://www.jfklibrary.org/j092063.htm. (15) National Archives and Records Administration ... and Comps.), ''On to Mars: colonizing a new world ''(pp. 186-191). Burlington, Ontario: CG Publishing, Apogee Space Press. ''' Martin ...

... for Sept. 15 and should be studied by all who wish to be informed on the subject," he added. ''(Harkins, Boulder Camera, 9/27/67; AP, ... at approximately 176° east with 29,056-mi (37,105-km) apogee, 186-mi (299-km) perigee, 658.8-min period, and 26.4° inclination. ... )'' September 1967 September Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 1967 4 Sep 5 1967 5 Sep 6 1967 6 ...

... successfully up to partial power -40 mw -Feb. 3. ‘‘(AEC Release J-54; Atomic Energy Programs, 1966, 186)’’ Seven scientific experiments for the 1967 Mariner ... 12 1966 12 Mar 13 1966 13 Mar 14 1966 14 Mar 15 1966 15 Mar 16 1966 16 Mar 17 1966 17 Mar 18 1966 ... 1966 24 Mar 25 1966 25 Mar 26 1966 26 Mar 27 1966 27 Mar 28 1966 28 Mar 29 1966 29 Mar 30 1966 30 ...

... 186-km (115.6-mi) perigee, 89.2-min period, and 72.80 inclination. Satellite reentered April 9. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3 ... be the first to use nuclear weapons." ''(New Republic, 3/27/71, 20-3)'' February 1971 February March 1971 March Mar 1 1971 1 ... 1971 12 Mar 13 1971 13 Mar 14 1971 14 Mar 15 1971 15 Mar 16 1971 16 Mar 17 1971 17 Mar 18 ...

... at 5:20 pm local time (8:20 am EDT) 15 July. The spacecraft entered orbit with a 221.9-km apogee, 186.3-km perigee, 88.5min period, and 51.8° inclination ... -km perigee. The spacecraft was spin-stabilized at 3° per sec with all systems operating normally. Apollo Launch: At 3:50 pm EDT 15 July-7 hr 30 min after the Soyuz launch ... 1975 23 Jul 24 1975 24 Jul 25 1975 25 Jul 26 1975 26 Jul 27 1975 27 Jul 28 1975 28 Jul 29 1975 29 Jul 30 1975 30 Jul 31 ...

... .8-mi)'' apogee, 186-km ''(115.6-mi)'' perigee, 89.1-min pe­riod, and 51.6° inclination. At 1:21 pm Moscow time ''(3:21 Baikonur time ... Apr 12 1968 12 Apr 13 1968 13 Apr 14 1968 14 Apr 15 1968 15 Apr 16 1968 16 Apr 17 1968 17 Apr 18 1968 18 ... Apr 24 1968 24 Apr 25 1968 25 Apr 26 1968 26 Apr 27 1968 27 Apr 28 1968 28 Apr 29 1968 29 Apr 30 1968 30 ...

... a member of the support crews for the Apollo 15 and 17 missions. ''(JSC Release 74-186)'' Air Force Systems Command announced plans for a global ... August 1974 August Aug 1 1974 1 Aug 2 1974 2 Aug 3 1974 3 Aug 4 1974 4 Aug 5 1974 5 Aug 6 1974 6 ... Aug 24 1974 24 Aug 25 1974 25 Aug 26 1974 26 Aug 27 1974 27 Aug 28 1974 28 Aug 29 1974 29 Aug 30 1974 30 ...

... energy. (NASA Release 75-186) June 1975 June July 1975 July Jul 1 1975 1 Jul 2 1975 2 Jul 3 1975 3 Jul 4 1975 4 ... Jul 12 1975 12 Jul 13 1975 13 Jul 14 1975 14 Jul 15 1975 15 Jul 16 1975 16 Jul 17 1975 17 Jul 18 1975 18 ... Jul 24 1975 24 Jul 25 1975 25 Jul 26 1975 26 Jul 27 1975 27 Jul 28 1975 28 Jul 29 1975 29 Jul 30 1975 30 ...

... isolation. (NASA Release 93-186) NASA Administrator Daniel S. Goldin told Congress that the United States could save $3.5 billion by building the ... 12 1993 12 Oct 13 1993 13 Oct 14 1993 14 Oct 15 1993 15 Oct 16 1993 16 Oct 17 1993 17 Oct 18 1993 ... 24 1993 24 Oct 25 1993 25 Oct 26 1993 26 Oct 27 1993 27 Oct 28 1993 28 Oct 29 1993 29 Oct 30 1993 ...

... 15 - Space Report 18 - Satellite Digest - 54 Geoffrey Falworth 24 - Limitations of Terrestrial Life Dr. P.Molton 27 ... 75 - Correspondence 78 - '''VOLUME 15 NO 3 ''' '''MARCH 1973''' - Modular ... 186 - Space Report 187 - Satellite Digest – 58 Geoffrey Falworth 192 - The Report of the Council for the year ending 196 - December 1972. 31 - '''VOLUME 15 ...

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