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... :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. Foreign correspondents ... -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 ... ) so that the DM could move ahead. A second maneuver put the CSM in a 223.2-km by 219.0-km orbit. Deorbit began at 4:38 p.m. The ...

... 88, 1973. Gravitational Perturbations on the Vaidya Background, ''Physics Letters'', v62a, 141, 1977. Laser Powered Interstellar Ramjet, D. Whitmire and A. A. Jackson, ''Journal of the British Interplanetary Society'', 30, 223 ... A.; Cobb, M., ''Astronomical Journal'', vol. 105, no. 3, p. 976-979 ,1993 Numerical simulations ... Conference'', Austin, TX, Feb. 12-15, 1996; San Diego, CA, Univelt, Inc. ( ...

... THE ORIGIN OF THE MOON'S SURFACE FEATURES, Sky & Telescope, 15-3, 108, Jan. 1956; 15-4, 161, Feb. 1956. 61- R. L. ... MARS-VENUS-EARTH 7th International Astronautical Congress, Rome 1956. 88 – H. E. Ross LUNAR SPACESUIT, J. British Interplanetary. Soc ... Sept. 1955 HIGH ALTITUDE ROCKET RESEARCH, Engineering, Vol. 180, p. 223 H. J. Jansen, LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS. Aero Digest ...

... objectives were met. ''(Wallops Release 63-65)'' X-15 No. 1 flown by Joseph A. Walker (NASA) to 226,400-ft. altitude and 3,631-mph speed ''(mach 5.07)'', the X-15 engine burning for 84 sec. Mounted in aircraft's fuselage was ... . Today's reduction brought Committee's total reduction to $488.88 million, cutting requested $5.712 billion au­thorization to $5.223 billion. ''(NYT, 7/10/63, 12; UPI, Wash,. Post, 7 ...

... orbit with 256- km (159.1-mi) apogee, 177-km (110-mi) perigee, 88.8-min period, and 51.7° inclination. Satellite reentered Aug. 2. ''(GSFC ... of earth. Tass said station was in orbit with 262.3-km (163-mi) apogee and 223.7-km (139-mi) perigee and all systems were functioning ... Jul 12 1971 12 Jul 13 1971 13 Jul 14 1971 14 Jul 15 1971 15 Jul 16 1971 16 Jul 17 1971 17 Jul 18 1971 18 ...

... Freyung 169 - 7 Engel, Ludwig, Cand. Ing. Ludwigsburg, Johännesstr. 9 - 223 Engel, Rolf, Dipl. Ing., Montmorency, S. et. O., B. ... Am Strudel 88 - 123 Schmele, Horst, stud. ing., Nürnberg, Reichenberger Str. 6 - 250 Schmidt, Lee, Dipl. Ing., Berlin W 15, ... , Realschulstr. 5 - 263 Weirich, Hugo, Dr., Stuttgart W, Silcherstr. 3, II - 115 Weiss, Hans, Augsburg, Rosrenaustr. 38 - 246 ...

... and the Univ. of Tel Aviv, Israel. ''(NASA Release 65-223; AFOAR Release 7-65-1)'' Eleven of America' ... scientific and engineering studies that had cost $10.3 million and proved, Dyson said, the feasibility of nuclear- ... growing needs of general aviation which had more than 88,700 out of a total of 90,935 ... Jul 13 1965 13 Jul 14 1965 14 Jul 15 1965 15 Jul 16 1965 16 Jul 17 1965 17 ...

... 3 - J. A. PERSCHY THE SEASAT-A SATELLITE RADAR ALTIMETER SPACEBORNE MICROCOMPUTER 9 - R. GUNZENHAUSER M. WLAKA and H. D. ZAGO A MICROCOMPUTER BASED SYSTEM FOR ON-BOARD ATTITUDE CONTROL APPLICATIONS 15 ... NUMBERS AND THE POSSIBILITY OF LIFE: PART TWO 88 - R. A. WALDRON THE ... AMINO ACIDS ON THE PRIMITIVE EARTH 223 - CORRESPONDENCE 227, 239 - THE ARECIBO OBSERVATORY 228 - ...

... YEAR PATRICK MOORE. 86 - REVIEWS 88 - - '''VOLUME 1 NUMBER 3''' '''APRIL 1957''' - EDITORIAL 91 - POSTPONEMENT OF ... January to March 1958 A. E. Slater 223 - REVIEWS 226 - - '''VOLUME 1 NUMBER 7''' '''APRIL 1958''' - EDITORIAL ... ASTRONAUTICAL TERMS D. HURDEN 326 - NEWS OF THE X-15 FROM DON KARSHAN 328 - THE FIRST MOON ROCKET 329 - SKYDIARY ...

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