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... '' (Astrachan, W Post, 6/16/70, A1; SBA 6/16/70, 211)'' ITOS I (Tirol M), Improved Tiros Operational Satellite launched by ... .693 billion for R&D, $34.5 million for construction of facilities, and $683.3 million for research and program management, of ... Flight Center GSFC at $1.9 million cost. ''(CR, 6/15/70, H5490-3; Text)'' NASA announced it would negotiate with Grumman Aerospace Corp., ...

... NASA Wallops Sta­tion carried Univ. of Michigan payload to 211-mi ''(340-km)'' altitude to investigate role of quenching, dissociative recombination ... )'' Dr. Kurt Debus, Director of KSC, said Saturn IB Launch Complexes 34 and 37 would be put on standby basis until beginning ... interest. ''(WSJ, 10/15/68, 17)'' October 1968 October Oct 1 1968 1 Oct 2 1968 2 Oct 3 1968 3 Oct 4 1968 ...

... Yar, entered orbit with 2,161-km (1,342.8-mi) apogee, 211-km (131.1-mi) perigee, 109.1-min period, and 48.4 ... and 74° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3/15/69; 5/31/70; SBD, 3/7/69, 30)'' President Nixon, at White House ceremony, ... for support service operations. From our highest civil service employment level of 34,126 in July 1967, the number of NASA'S permanent employees ...

... - 71 Eichler, Ewald, Ing., Dresden A 34, Kohlgraben 5 - 180 Erdmann, Horst, Home ... . nat. Bad Cannstatt , Martin-Luther-S - 211 Frohloff, E. C., Dinkelsbühl, Postfach 9 ... - 269 Krause, Helmut, Dr., Hamburg-Bergedorf, Vierlandstr. 15 - 79 Krebs, Fritz, Stuttgart-Degerloch, Leinfeldenerstr. ... 263 Weirich, Hugo, Dr., Stuttgart W, Silcherstr. 3, II - 115 Weiss, Hans, Augsburg, Rosrenaustr ...

... -08.pdf Space Roundup Jan 8 1964 X-15 No. 1, piloted by Capt. Joe H. Engle (USAF), reached 139,500-ft. altitude and 3,716 mph (mach 5.36) in test near Edwards AFB , Calif. Flight plan called for Capt. Engle to shut off X-15 's Sta­bility Augmentation System ... space station system." ''(SBD, 1/8/64, 34)'' DOD announced W. S. Bellows Construction Corp. and Peter Kiewit and Sons, Inc. were awarded $4,211,377 contract for construction of Mission Simulation ...

... &D), $77.3 million for construction of facilities, and $729.5 million for research and pro-gram management. House recommendation of $211.9 ... . Mission was officially judged a success. Accomplishments included largest payload (34 518 kg; 76 100 lbs) placed in lunar orbit, first ... 12 1972 12 Apr 13 1972 13 Apr 14 1972 14 Apr 15 1972 15 Apr 16 1972 16 Apr 17 1972 17 Apr 18 ...

... German Rocketry,” ''Journal of the British Interplanetary Society'', Vol. 15, May-June 1956, p. 135; Heinz Gartmann, ''Traümer, Forscher ... 211; “Bericht über den Vortragsabend in Berlin am 11.4. 1930,” ''Miteilungen ''(of the ) ''Veren für Raumschdffahrt E.V.'',” Nr. 1, April 1930, pp. 2-3 ... - Bremen, Germany, 2003'', AAS History Series, Vol. 34 (Univelt, Inc.: San Diego, 2011), p. 35; “Zur Einführung,” ...

... satellite in Diamant series was scheduled for launch Feb. 19. ''(Hess, NYT, 2/9/67,15; SBD, 2/9/67,218; Av Wk, 2/13/67)'' Cosmos CXLI was launched by ... , 34 mi (55 km); inclination, 20.93ø; and period, 3 hrs 29 min. Spacecraft performed 357 attitude changes, responded to 2,866 commands, and recorded no micrometeoroid hits. A total of 211 medium ... 1967 11 Feb 12 1967 12 Feb 13 1967 13 Feb 14 1967 14 Feb 15 1967 15 Feb 16 1967 16 Feb 17 1967 17 Feb 18 1967 18 Feb 19 ...

... of electrical engineering at MIT; Dr. John A. Llewellyn, 34, a naturalized citizen born in Wales and ... after evaluating 923 applications. ''(NASA Release 67-211; MSC Roundup, 8/18/67,13)'' Conclusion in ... of Sciences (Keldysh) about the miss distance. . . ." ''(Science, 3/24/67, 1505-11; 8/4/67, 487- ... Aug 13 1967 13 Aug 14 1967 14 Aug 15 1967 15 Aug 16 1967 16 Aug 17 1967 17 ...

... apparent attempt to soft land on the lurain. ‘‘(Pravda, 2/3/66, USS-T Trans.)’’ Image:Luna_9.jpg ... Other orbital parameters, as of Jan. 15, were: apogee, 956.9 mi. (15,406 km.); perigee, 211.9 mi. (341 km.). ‘‘( Marshall Space ... Among successful US. launches during 1965, DOD had 67 satellites, 34 of which were unidentified. Military space programs were discussed, including ...

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