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... .2-mi) apogee, 176-km (109.4-mi) perigee, 89-min period, and 65° inclination. Satellite reentered March 28. ( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3/31/72; SBD, 3/17/72, 98)'' Decision ... .S. with "acceptable level of collision avoidance capability at the earliest possible date." ''(Text)'' March 15-21: NASA launched 29 sounding rockets from Wallops Station in cooperative international program to test ... 1972 11 Mar 12 1972 12 Mar 13 1972 13 Mar 14 1972 14 Mar 15 1972 15 Mar 16 1972 16 Mar 17 1972 17 Mar 18 1972 18 Mar 19 ...

... a reality." ''(NASA LAR VII/7; CR, 1/31/68, S676)'' President Johnson announced his intention to nominate ... , Jr., who resigned Jan. 5. ''(PD, 2/5/68, 176)'' NASA announced award of $1,769,200 contract to Lockheed ... Jan 1 1968 1 Jan 2 1968 2 Jan 3 1968 3 Jan 4 1968 4 Jan 5 1968 5 ... Jan 13 1968 13 Jan 14 1968 14 Jan 15 1968 15 Jan 16 1968 16 Jan 17 1968 17 ...

... flown to 3,443 mph (mach 4.85) and 249,000-ft. altitude by Maj. William J. Knight (USAF) on star-tracking mission. ''( X-15 Proj. Off.)'' ... (RTCC). ''(NASA Release 66-205; Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 66-176)'' Dr. Leonard Roberts, a specialist on reentry heat shielding at LBRC, was ... Aug 28 1966 28 Aug 29 1966 29 Aug 30 1966 30 Aug 31 1966 31 September ...

... but did not put on suits. ''(MSC Release 72-176)'' NASA and Soviet Academy of Sciences had approved recommendations ... which met at Manned Spacecraft Center March 27-April 3. Groups had considered lights, docking targets, communications systems, ... 12 Aug 13 1972 13 Aug 14 1972 14 Aug 15 1972 15 Aug 16 1972 16 Aug 17 1972 17 ... Aug 29 1972 29 Aug 30 1972 30 Aug 31 1972 31 ...

... became Director of Apollo Test. ''(NASA Release 66-176)'' July 1966 July Jul 1 1966 1 Jul 2 1966 2 Jul 3 1966 3 Jul 4 1966 4 Jul 5 1966 ... 11 Jul 12 1966 12 Jul 13 1966 13 Jul 14 1966 14 Jul 15 1966 15 Jul 16 1966 16 Jul 17 1966 17 Jul 18 1966 18 Jul ... 27 Jul 28 1966 28 Jul 29 1966 29 Jul 30 1966 30 Jul 31 1966 31 August 1966 ...

... Mercury-Atlas vehicle at Cape Canaveral . Orbital data: apogee, 176 mi.; perigee, 100 mi.; period, 88.5 min. Schirra traveled ... October Oct 1 1962 1 Oct 2 1962 2 Oct 3 1962 3 Oct 4 1962 4 Oct 5 1962 5 Oct 6 ... 12 Oct 13 1962 13 Oct 14 1962 14 Oct 15 1962 15 Oct 16 1962 16 Oct 17 1962 17 Oct ... Oct 29 1962 29 Oct 30 1962 30 Oct 31 1962 31 ...

... GSFC -Univ. of Wisconsin-Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory payload to 109.8-mi (176.7-km) altitude. Objective was to provide precisely calibrated stellar observations of ... being tested and developed for USAF. ''(UPI, P Inq, 3/15/69, 1; AP, W Star, 3/16/69, A8)'' Los Angeles Times editorial observed space ... Mar 28 1969 28 Mar 29 1969 29 Mar 30 1969 30 Mar 31 1969 31 April ...

... MOON, Doubleday-Doran, 1943 30 - J. E. Spurr, FEATURES OF THE MOON, Lancaster Press, 1945 31 - M. H. Nicolson, VOYAGES TO THE MOON., Macmillan, 1948 32 - R. B. Baldwin, FACE OF ... 60 - H. C. Urey, THE ORIGIN OF THE MOON'S SURFACE FEATURES, Sky & Telescope, 15-3, 108, Jan. 1956; 15-4, 161, Feb. 1956. 61- R. L. T. Clarkson, THE ORIGIN AND HISTORY ... LUNAR ATMOSPHERE, Nature., Vol. 176, No 4473 September 3 1955, pp 457-458 106 - J. E. H. Sholto-Douglas, FARMING ON THE MOON, J.-Brit. Interplanetary. Soc. 15-1, 17, Jan-Feb. 1956 ...

... Rakete by Benno Jakubowitz, “Fireworkery, Breslau, for such motors), p. 176. - - ''' Media:1928_12_rakete.pdf DIE RAKETE, 15 December 1928: ''' - Cover pic., Linde ice-making (actually, ... ; a man from Madrid; a medical doctor, p. 31. - Ad, a lathe company, p. 31. - - ''' Media:1929_3_rakete.pdf DIE RAKETE, 15 March 1929: ''' - No cover pic. - Winkler, “The ...

... Benford. New York: Bantam Books, 1993 note 31 Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, ''Beyond the planet Earth'' . New York, Pergamon Press ... note 115 Hartman, ''op. cit'' ., 182 note 116 ''Ibid'' ., 176. Among the Russians best known for space illustrations ... of musical inspirations,” ''Mercury'' , Vol. 6, No. 3, May-June 1977, pp. 15-19; Andrew Fraknoi, “ More music of ...

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