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... VII was inserted into elliptical orbit with 203-mi. (327.4-km,) apogee; 100-mi. (161,2-km.) perigee; 89-min, period; and 28,9° inclination. Immediately after spacecraft separation, Gemini VII ... . On Dec, 6, Lovell removed his 16-lb. spacesuit, becoming first U.S. astronaut to fly in undergarment. The astronauts visually tracked Polaris A-3 missile fired from USS Benjamin Franklin, submerged ...

... . Spacecraft and S-IVB combination entered parking orbit with 175.9-km (109.3-mi) apogee and 166.7-km (103.6-mi) perigee. ... left no after-glow. uv photography of earth at 327 800 km (203 700 mi) was completed as planned. Young and Duke entered Lunar Module ... 9 1972 9 Apr 10 1972 10 Apr 11 1972 11 Apr 12 1972 12 Apr 13 1972 13 Apr 14 1972 14 Apr 15 1972 15 Apr 16 1972 16 ...

... ''(175.8-mi)'' apogee, 203-km ''(126.2-mi)'' perigee, 89.3-min period, and 51.8° inclination. Satellite performed sat­isfactorily and reentered Aug. 17. ''(W Star, 8/9/68, 1; SBD ... sounding rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station carried Univ. of Michigan payload to 90.9-mi ''(146.3-km)'' altitude to measure neutral atmospheric density and temperature profile at alti­tudes of ... 8 Aug 9 1968 9 Aug 10 1968 10 Aug 11 1968 11 Aug 12 1968 12 Aug 13 1968 13 Aug 14 1968 14 Aug 15 1968 15 Aug 16 1968 16 Aug ...

... to customer airlines by end of 1975. ''(Av Wk, 7/3/72, 31)'' Atomic Energy Commission announced it had issued ... evaluation in patients. ''(AEC Release P-203)'' Federal Electric Corp. had received 1-yr, $19.9-million extension of contract with NASA, Aviation ... 9 1972 9 Jul 10 1972 10 Jul 11 1972 11 Jul 12 1972 12 Jul 13 1972 13 Jul 14 1972 14 Jul 15 1972 15 Jul 16 1972 16 ...

... Mar. 5 into a near-circular 917km (570mi) high polar orbit, Landsat 3 had returned excellent imagery from its other four bands. NASA ... serve that purpose. (NASA Release 78-124; DISD, Aug 14/78, 203; AID, Aug 23/78, 236) Johnson Space Center JSC and the ... 9 1978 9 Aug 10 1978 10 Aug 11 1978 11 Aug 12 1978 12 Aug 13 1978 13 Aug 14 1978 14 Aug 15 1978 15 Aug 16 1978 16 ...

... für Zeitungsforschung (Institute for Newspaper Research), 3 May 1980, to Frank H. Winter, copy ... 9 Peterson, “Engineering Consent,” p. 26. note 10 Peterson, “Engineering Consent,” p. 26. note 11 Nebel, ''Die Narren'', pp.103-104; Ley, ''Missiles, Rockets'', pp. 203 ... for the Fatherland'', p. 27. note 16 Peterson, “Engineering Consent,” p. 49; ...

... longer than normal flight duration. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-203; Marshall Star, 8/11/65, 1, 7)'' A small number of ... Aug 3 1965 3 Aug 4 1965 4 Aug 5 1965 5 Aug 6 1965 6 Aug 7 1965 7 Aug 8 1965 8 Aug 9 1965 9 Aug 10 1965 10 Aug 11 1965 11 Aug 12 1965 12 Aug 13 1965 13 Aug 14 1965 14 Aug 15 1965 15 Aug 16 1965 16 ...

... No. 2 was flown to 3,443 mph (mach 4.85) and 249,000-ft. altitude by Maj. William J. ... more than 200,000 weather photos on a global scale. ''(NASA Release 66-203)'' First manned Apollo mission might be launched in late 1966, predicted Astronaut Virgil ... Aug 9 1966 9 Aug 10 1966 10 Aug 11 1966 11 Aug 12 1966 12 Aug 13 1966 13 Aug 14 1966 14 Aug 15 1966 15 Aug 16 1966 16 ...

... from Baikonur by USSR into orbit with 318-km (197.6-mi) apogee, 203-km (126.1-mi) perigee, 89.6-min period, and 65.4° inclination. ... 2 Apr 3 1969 3 Apr 4 1969 4 Apr 5 1969 5 Apr 6 1969 6 Apr 7 1969 7 Apr 8 1969 8 Apr 9 1969 9 Apr 10 1969 10 Apr 11 1969 11 Apr 12 1969 12 Apr 13 1969 13 Apr 14 1969 14 Apr 15 1969 15 Apr 16 1969 16 ...

... orbit with 276-km (171.5-mi) apogee, 203-km (126.1-mi) perigee, 89.2-min period, and 64.9° inclination. Satellite reentered Jan. 21. ''( ... Jan 3 1970 3 Jan 4 1970 4 Jan 5 1970 5 Jan 6 1970 6 Jan 7 1970 7 Jan 8 1970 8 Jan 9 1970 9 Jan 10 1970 10 Jan 11 1970 11 Jan 12 1970 12 Jan 13 1970 13 Jan 14 1970 14 Jan 15 1970 15 Jan 16 1970 16 ...

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