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... 161 nautical miles (185 statute miles) Crew '''Commander: Donald E. Williams ''' '''Pilot: Michael J. McCulley ''' Mission Specialist 1: Shannon W. Lucid Mission Specialist 2: Ellen S. Baker Mission Specialist 3 ... (STEX); SSIP Student Experiment (SE) 82-15; Ice Crystals Experiment Mission patch: Image:sts-34-patch.jpg 200px Books about the Space Shuttle ...

... MOON, University of Chicago, 1949 33 - J. E. Spurr, LUNAR CATASTROPHIC HISTORY, Lancaster Press, 1949 34 - J. E. Spurr, THE SHORTENED MOON, Lancaster Press, 1949 35 - D. W. G. Arthur, THE ... , THE DENSITY OF THE LUNAR ATMOSPHERE,: Irish Astronom. J. 3-5, 137, March 1955 53 - Anon, LUNAR MOUNTAIN HEIGHTS, Sky and Telescope, 15-1. 3, Nov. 195 54 - H. P. Wilkins, LIGHT AND ... - 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 OF THE ...

... satellites. Cosmos CCLXVIII, launched from Kapustin Yar, entered orbit with 2,161-km (1,342.8-mi) apogee, 211-km (131.1-mi) ... 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, ... support service operations. From our highest civil service employment level of 34,126 in July 1967, the number of NASA'S permanent ...

... Raketenflug,” p. 367; Ley, ''Missiles, Rockets'', p. 160. note 15 “Raketenflug,” p. 367; Jelnina and Rohrwild, p. 50; Ley, ... November 1933, p. 3; Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', pp. 161-162. note 24 Ley, ''Rockets, Missiles'', p. 161. note ... Astronautics'', No. 29, September 1934, p. 9. note 34 Winter, ''Prelude'', pp. 48-51; Cedric Giles, “The ...

... with apogee, 174.8 mi. (283.2 km,) ; perigee, 100 mi. (161 km,) ; period, 94 min. Original plans had been for GEMINI IV ... delayed until the third to allow astronauts more preparation time, began at 3:45 p.m. EDT. The cabin was depressurized; White, equipped with ... 34 min. in space; Soviet astronauts had accumulated 507 hrs, and 16 min. ''( NASA Release 65-158; NASA Proj, Off.; NYT, 6/4/65, 1,15; ...

... .9-mi. (270-km.) apogee and 100-mi. (161-km.) perigee. Docking of spacecraft with Gemini Agena Target Vehicle GATV was in 2.3 revolutions-4:14 GET. After plans to use ... was 5 hrs. 28 min. Retrofire took place Nov. 15 at 94:00:01 GET; reentry in 59th revolution after 94 hrs. 34 min. in space was normal. Splashdown in the Atlantic ... , 2; Wilford, NYT, 11/12/66, 1, 14; 11/13/66, 1, 34; 11/14/66, 1, 2; 11/15/66, 1, 17; 11/16/66,1,30; O'Toole, Wash. Post ...

... ), pp. 42 ff., 58-59, 64, 143, 146, 157, 160-161. note 4 “Amerikanisher Besuch,” p. 1; Torres ... of_the_Journal_of_the_British_Interplanetary_Society_for_Volume_15 “Reminiscences of German Rocketry,” ''Journal of the British Interplanetary ... , ''Mitteilungen'', March 1931, p. 3; “Veränderungen,” VfR, ''Mitteilungen'', March 1931, p. 4; Jelnina and Rohrwild, p. 34; “Auf den Spuren von ...

... -Vaihingen, Mozartstr - 71 Eichler, Ewald, Ing., Dresden A 34, Kohlgraben 5 - 180 Erdmann, Horst, Home Farm, ... . 21 - 269 Krause, Helmut, Dr., Hamburg-Bergedorf, Vierlandstr. 15 - 79 Krebs, Fritz, Stuttgart-Degerloch, Leinfeldenerstr. 60 - ... . ing., Ludwigsburg, Solitüdestr. 26 - 161 Neubeck, Erich, Koln-Braunsfeld, am Morsdorfer Hof 3 - 48 Neuhauser, Rudolf, ing., Stuttgart ...

... 161)'' Sixty college science and engineering students selected in a nationwide competition were awarded NASA grants to participate in a summer space science program at Columbia Univ. ''(NYT, 5/9/65, 34 ... 34 papers. ''(NASA Release 65-160; NASA SP-83,)'' May 1965 May May 1 1965 1 May 2 1965 2 May 3 1965 3 ... 13 1965 13 May 14 1965 14 May 15 1965 15 May 16 1965 16 May 17 ...

... on Dec. 21, 2009. As members of the Expedition 22 and 23 crews, they spent 161 days on the station. They supported three space shuttle missions that delivered the U.S ... 15 (3:35 a.m. June 16 in Baikonur). They will join the crew when hatches between their Soyuz and the station are opened at 8:34 p.m. on June 17 (2:34 ... opening and the welcoming ceremony between the two crews, which will take place at about 3:45 a.m. For NASA TV streaming video, schedule and downlink information, visit: http://www ...

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