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... 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 ... parameters were 231.7-km apogee and 192.4-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 ... 1975 22 Jul 23 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 ...

... RANGER IV impacted on the moon at 7:40:53 AM EST, ending a 231,486-mi. journey from Atlantic Missile Range AMR that began with its launching ... of the moon. Impact velocity was 5,963 mph, point of impact 229.3° E, 15.5° 8, on a part of the moon never seen by man. ... Apr 23 1962 23 Apr 24 1962 24 Apr 25 1962 25 Apr 26 1962 26 Apr 27 1962 27 Apr 28 1962 28 Apr 29 1962 29 ...

... sun. An extended 85-day mission would splash down Feb. 3, 1974, at 12:15 pm EST off the Pacific Coast near San Diego. ''( ... , had built some 80 Scout vehicles for NASA. ''(NASA Release 73-231)'' Dr. James C. Fletcher , NASA Administrator, presented 104 Skylab awards to ... 23 1973 23 Oct 24 1973 24 Oct 25 1973 25 Oct 26 1973 26 Oct 27 1973 27 Oct 28 1973 28 Oct 29 1973 ...

... radio signals passed through it. ''(NASA Release 72-231)'' Apollo 17 launch date postmarks would be available ... into nondefense-related operations." ''(Shabecoff, NYT, 12/3/72)'' Columbia Univ. sociologist Dr. Amitai W. ... Dec 13 1972 13 Dec 14 1972 14 Dec 15 1972 15 Dec 16 1972 16 Dec 17 1972 ... Dec 24 1972 24 Dec 25 1972 25 Dec 26 1972 26 Dec 27 1972 27 Dec 28 1972 ...

... budgets, with NASA's FY 1976 budget estimate increasing to $3.539 billion, up from $3.231 billion in FY 1975, an increase of more than $300 ... Feb 12 1975 12 Feb 13 1975 13 Feb 14 1975 14 Feb 15 1975 15 Feb 16 1975 16 Feb 17 1975 17 Feb 18 1975 18 ... Feb 23 1975 23 Feb 24 1975 24 Feb 25 1975 25 Feb 26 1975 26 Feb 27 1975 27 Feb 28 1975 28 March ...

... photographed by Lunar Orbiter V . ''(NASA Release 67-231)'' Soviet Academician Leonid I. Sedov hinted at cooperation ... Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 1967 4 Sep 5 1967 5 ... Sep 13 1967 13 Sep 14 1967 14 Sep 15 1967 15 Sep 16 1967 16 Sep 17 1967 17 ... Sep 24 1967 24 Sep 25 1967 25 Sep 26 1967 26 Sep 27 1967 27 Sep 28 1967 28 ...

... spent more than 231 days in space, surpassing Carl E. Walz 's previous record for an American in space~230 days, 13 hours, 3 minutes, and ... Dec 12 2003 12 Dec 13 2003 13 Dec 14 2003 14 Dec 15 2003 15 Dec 16 2003 16 Dec 17 2003 17 Dec 18 2003 18 ... Dec 23 2003 23 Dec 24 2003 24 Dec 25 2003 25 Dec 26 2003 26 Dec 27 2003 27 Dec 28 2003 28 Dec 29 2003 29 ...

... 000 in December 1969 to 515 000 in December 1970, a 26% decrease. '' (Aerospace, 12170, 3)'' Apollo 11 and 12 lunar samples were seen by 41 ... towers in U.S. and possessions decreased 2% from level of 56 231 821 in 1969 to 55 280 498 in 1970. Operations had increased ... Jan 12 1970 12 Jan 13 1970 13 Jan 14 1970 14 Jan 15 1970 15 Jan 16 1970 16 Jan 17 1970 17 Jan 18 1970 18 ...

... .; Hines, Wash. Eve. Star, 8/26/66, A4; AP, Wash. Post, 8/26/66, A3; Wilford, NYT, 8/26/66, 1)'' X-15 No. 1 was flown to 3,511 mph (mach 5.00) and ... with western Europe and future space programs. . . . ''(NASA Release 66-231)'' NASA selected Martin Company Martin Co. for negotiation of $3-million, incentive-fee contract to build 11 experimental spacecraft equipped with ... 1966 11 Aug 12 1966 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 ...

... Wagnerstr. 21 - 269 Krause, Helmut, Dr., Hamburg-Bergedorf, Vierlandstr. 15 - 79 Krebs, Fritz, Stuttgart-Degerloch, Leinfeldenerstr. 60 - 80 ... ., c/o B. P. M. afd. GA. Badhuisweg 3 Amsterdam(Holland) - 26 Oechsler, Julius; Pfarrer, Winzenhofen über Mückmühl (Baden) - ... Edmund, 1130 Fair Oaks Ave, South Pasadena, Calif, USA - 231 Seidel, Hans H., Obernbeck-Löhne, Tonwerkstr, 660 - 49 ...

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