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NASA launched 198-lb Explorer XXXVII ''(Solar Explorer B)'', sec­ond joint project of NRL and NASA to ... CCV reentered March 13. Cosmos CCIV reentered March 2, 1969. ''(AP, NYT, 3/7/68, 10; GSFC SSR, 3/15/68; 3/15/69; SBD, 4/1/68, 174)'' NASA Associate Administrator for Advanced Research and ... 1968 11 Mar 12 1968 12 Mar 13 1968 13 Mar 14 1968 14 Mar 15 1968 15 Mar 16 1968 16 Mar 17 1968 17 Mar 18 1968 18 Mar 19 ...

... 198.8-mi) apogee, 207-km (128.6-mi) perigee, 89.6-min period, and 65.4° inclination. Satellite reentered Oct. 25. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 10/31/69 ... 1969 October Oct 1 1969 1 Oct 2 1969 2 Oct 3 1969 3 Oct 4 1969 4 Oct 5 1969 5 Oct 6 1969 ... 12 1969 12 Oct 13 1969 13 Oct 14 1969 14 Oct 15 1969 15 Oct 16 1969 16 Oct 17 1969 17 Oct 18 ...

... chemical composition and temperature of atmosphere and surface and took 198 high-quality pictures, providing new insight into Mars surface ... 's HL-10 lifting-body vehicle completed 3 successful glide flights and 15 powered flights included first supersonic flight at ... next decade an open question. ''(Pres Rpt 70 69 ; A&A 69)'' In its international cooperation program, NASA successfully launched ...

... . ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 69-170; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 8/15/69)'' ERC announced it had developed and ... of Mars' south polar cap. In the photo below, taken 3,300 miles from Mars Aug. 4, the south pole was ... Feb. 24) had provided most detailed information to date on Mars, including 198 photos covering 20% of planet and detailed scientific data from onboard ...

... ) apogee, 198-km (123-mi) perigee, 88.1-min period, and 51.0° inclination. Satellite reentered May 6. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 4/30/69; 5/15/69; SBD, 4/25/69, 261 ... Weapons Research Establishment. ''(Sehlstedt, B Sun, 4/24/69, Al)'' April 1969 April Apr 1 1969 1 Apr 2 1969 2 Apr 3 1969 3 Apr 4 1969 4 Apr 5 1969 5 ... 1969 11 Apr 12 1969 12 Apr 13 1969 13 Apr 14 1969 14 Apr 15 1969 15 Apr 16 1969 16 Apr 17 1969 17 Apr 18 1969 18 Apr 19 ...

... , 1)'' Pilot Maj. Robert A. Rushworth (USAF) flew X-15 No. 3 to maximum altitude of 105,400 ft. at maximum speed of 3,750 mph (mach 5.5) to obtain data with ... ,; inclination, 34.8°; ORS 111-1: apogee, 69,640 mi. (112,120.4 km,) ; perigee, 123 mi. (198 km,) ; period, 6,715 min,; inclination, 34.3°. Expected to operate six months, the Vela ... 1965 11 Jul 12 1965 12 Jul 13 1965 13 Jul 14 1965 14 Jul 15 1965 15 Jul 16 1965 16 Jul 17 1965 17 Jul 18 1965 18 Jul 19 ...

... , Ind. - 30 Media:US847198.pdf No. 847,198. "Rocket Apparatus"; granted to Alfred Maul, of Dresden, ... granted to Hans Holzwarth, of Dusseldorf, Germany. - 69 Media:US1983405.pdf No. 1,983, ... Pressure” Cernoch, J., Prague, Czechoslovakia, Sept. 3, 1932. - 12 Media:GB402429.pdf Patent ... C., Friedrichshafen,Germany, Nov. 24, 1933. - 15 Media:GB424546.pdf Patent GB No. ...

... , Ll; SBD, 6/2/71, 69; Shabad, NYT, 5/29/71, 1)'' Image:Mars_3.jpg '''Mars 3''' U.S.S.R. ... into orbit with 287-km (178.3-mi) apogee, 198-km (123-mi) perigee, 88.9-min period, and 65.3° inclination. Satellite reentered June 10. ''( ... May 12 1971 12 May 13 1971 13 May 14 1971 14 May 15 1971 15 May 16 1971 16 May 17 1971 17 May 18 1971 ...

... , entered orbit with 1491-km (926.5-mi) apogee, 198-km (123.0-mi) perigee, 101.7-min period, ... Director in 1969. '' ( Lewis Research Center LeRC Release 70-69)'' Washington Evening Star editorial commented on Nov. 12 ... Nov 1 1970 1 Nov 2 1970 2 Nov 3 1970 3 Nov 4 1970 4 Nov 5 1970 5 ... Nov 13 1970 13 Nov 14 1970 14 Nov 15 1970 15 Nov 16 1970 16 Nov 17 1970 17 ...

... pressure would be lowered from its normal 101 kilonewtons per sq m to 69 (from 14.7 psi to 10) ; Apollo pressure would remain at ... 198, 72-207, 72-211; AP, C Trib, 10/20/72)'' September 1972 September October 1972 October Oct 1 1972 1 Oct 2 1972 2 Oct 3 1972 3 ... 12 1972 12 Oct 13 1972 13 Oct 14 1972 14 Oct 15 1972 15 Oct 16 1972 16 Oct 17 1972 17 Oct 18 1972 ...

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