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... (117-km) altitude on flight to obtain vertical profile of nitric oxide density in 15.5- to 65.3-mi (25- to 105-km) region. Rocket and instruments functioned satisfactorily. Second Nike ... worked perfectly. Useful data were obtained in 68.4- to 87.0-mi (110- to 140-km) region. ''(NASA Rpt SRL)'' At confirmation hearing on his appointment as Director of Office ... president of company's Sperry Gyroscope Div. in 1943. ''( Sperry Rand Release 2/6/69; SSD, 2/11/69, 140)'' Univ. of California astronomers Dr. E. Joseph Wampler and Dr. Joseph S ...

... -Tomahawk sounding rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station ejected barium vapor at 75-, 115-, and 140-mi altitudes, forming three distinct green and purple clouds visible for hundreds of miles. Experiment ... record of 4,250 mph (mach 6.33) had been set by Major Knight Nov. 18, 1966. ''( X-15 Proj Off; FRC X-Press, 10/20/67,3)'' U.S.S.R. successfully launched Molniya 1.6 comsat to relay television signals from the ...

... . Overall reduction in space and atomic energy funding was $140 million. ''(PD, 3/21/69, 561-3; NASA Budget Briefing Transcript; DOD Transript; W Post, 4 ... 1969 1 Apr 2 1969 2 Apr 3 1969 3 Apr 4 1969 4 Apr 5 1969 5 Apr 6 1969 6 Apr 7 1969 7 Apr 8 1969 ... 12 1969 12 Apr 13 1969 13 Apr 14 1969 14 Apr 15 1969 15 Apr 16 1969 16 Apr 17 1969 17 Apr 18 1969 ...

... earth three to eight hours a day. By Nov. 6 the spacecraft, 25 000 000 km (15 500 000 mi) from Jupiter, had begun measuring ... cathode ray display, pushing a button that cut out eight instruments. December 3-11: As the gold and silver spacecraft approached Jupiter and radiation ... at an altitude of 130 000 km (81 000 mi), traveling 155 140 km per hour (96 400 mph), the fastest speed ever achieved ...

... km (121-mi) perigee, 89.6-min period, and 65.6° inclination. Spacecraft reentered Nov. 11. ''(CSFC SSR, 11/15/67)'' Agreement of ... nuclear blackmail, will need to be resolved." ''(NYT, 11/3/67, 42)'' NASA announced that research at Ames Research ... study by more sophisticated spacecraft. Contract provided for three 140-lb experiment structures : structural and thermal test unit, prototype ...

... CCCXXXIII into orbit with 226-km (140.4-mi) apogee, 211-km (131.1-mi) perigee, 88.8-min period, and 81.3° inclination. Satellite reentered April 28 ... 1 1970 1 Apr 2 1970 2 Apr 3 1970 3 Apr 4 1970 4 Apr 5 1970 5 Apr 6 1970 6 Apr 7 1970 7 Apr 8 1970 ... Apr 12 1970 12 Apr 13 1970 13 Apr 14 1970 14 Apr 15 1970 15 Apr 16 1970 16 Apr 17 1970 17 Apr 18 1970 18 ...

... first NSF Director. (NSF Release PR75-47) NASA had awarded a definitive $140 577 924 contract to Thiokol Corp. Wasatch Div. for solid rocket motors ... 1 1975 1 May 2 1975 2 May 3 1975 3 May 4 1975 4 May 5 1975 5 May 6 1975 6 May 7 1975 7 May 8 ... May 12 1975 12 May 13 1975 13 May 14 1975 14 May 15 1975 15 May 16 1975 16 May 17 1975 17 May 18 1975 ...

... 300-mile earth orbit: first stage would boost vehicle into Mars trajectory; 140 days later, second stage would put vehicle into 300-mile orbit of ... 1 1963 1 Oct 2 1963 2 Oct 3 1963 3 Oct 4 1963 4 Oct 5 1963 5 Oct 6 1963 6 Oct 7 1963 7 Oct 8 1963 ... Oct 12 1963 12 Oct 13 1963 13 Oct 14 1963 14 Oct 15 1963 15 Oct 16 1963 16 Oct 17 1963 17 Oct 18 1963 18 ...

... 16 Soviet satellites were still in orbit. Of those no longer in orbit, 140 were U.S. and 78 Soviet. Many satellites had separated into two ... 1 1965 1 Feb 2 1965 2 Feb 3 1965 3 Feb 4 1965 4 Feb 5 1965 5 Feb 6 1965 6 Feb 7 1965 7 Feb 8 1965 ... Feb 12 1965 12 Feb 13 1965 13 Feb 14 1965 14 Feb 15 1965 15 Feb 16 1965 16 Feb 17 1965 17 Feb 18 1965 18 ...

... missiles would be fired to approximately- 200-mi. altitude from two 16-in., 140-ton guns provided by U.S. Navy. With the first launching in ... 1 1962 1 Sep 2 1962 2 Sep 3 1962 3 Sep 4 1962 4 Sep 5 1962 5 Sep 6 1962 6 Sep 7 1962 7 Sep 8 1962 ... Sep 12 1962 12 Sep 13 1962 13 Sep 14 1962 14 Sep 15 1962 15 Sep 16 1962 16 Sep 17 1962 17 Sep 18 1962 18 ...

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