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Displaying 1—10 of 27 matches for query "3.16.48.148" retrieved in 0.001 sec with these stats:

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... 81-02 Dialogue FORUM 14 - 81-02 Ecofighters EARTH Eric Schwartz 16 - 81-02 Overkill LIFE Bernard Dixon 20 - 81- ... - 81-03 Diversions GAMES Geoffrey Golson 148 - 81-03 Humor LAST WORD Norman Spinrad 150 - '''Volume 3 No 7''' - 81-04 ... 44 - 81-04 MANIFEST DESTINY Article James A. Michener 48 - 81-04 THE HITMAKER Fiction Cynthia Morgan 52 - 81- ...
... 297-km (184.6-mi) apogee, 239-km (148.5-mi) perigee, 89.8-min period, and 48.4° inclination. Satellite reentered Feb. 10. ''( Goddard Space ... January 1970 January Jan 1 1970 1 Jan 2 1970 2 Jan 3 1970 3 Jan 4 1970 4 Jan 5 1970 5 Jan 6 1970 6 ... Jan 13 1970 13 Jan 14 1970 14 Jan 15 1970 15 Jan 16 1970 16 Jan 17 1970 17 Jan 18 1970 18 Jan 19 1970 19 ...
... 8 - 81-11 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 12 - 81-11 Dialogue FORUM 16 - 81-11 The Resource War EARTH Susan Mazur ... 148 - 81-11 VITAMIN D Phenomena Manfred Kage 150 - 81-11 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 152 - 81-11 Humor LAST WORD Anne-Lise Gotzsche 154 - '''Volume 4 No 3 ... 44 - 82-02 PETRA Fiction Greg Bear 48 - 82-02 HAWAIIAN EYES Pictorial Gene O' ...
... (see Figure 2.3). ref 103 Image:FS2018f2.2.jpg thumb right 250px Figure 2.2. ''Saturn as seen from Titan, '' 1944 (by Chesley Bonestell, Oil on board, 16 X 20 inches ... , “Moon Museum” < http://www.orbit.zkm.de/?q=node/148> note 109 Robert Horvitz, “Art into Space,” ''Whole Earth Review'' , Issue 48, Fall 1985, pp. 26-31 and
... July 1956. 64 - C. A. Cross, THE USE OF PROBE ROCKETS. J. Brit. Interplanetary. Soc. 16-3, 148, July-Sept. 1957 65 - R. A. Smith , LANDING ON AIRLESS PLANETS, J. Brit. Interplanetary. Soc ... K. R. Stehling , SPACE FLIGHT NOTES, Journal American Rocket Society, Vol, 26, No. 1, p. 48, 1956 K. R. Stehling , SPACE FLIGHT NOTES, Jet Propulsion, Vol. 26, No. 2 p. 115 ... SPACE SHIP DESIGN, Aviation Age, Vol. 16, No. 6, p. 25, 1951 L. N. Thompson ARTIFICIAL SATELLITES KEY TO SPACE FLIGHT, Interavia, Vol 7 No. 3, p. 148, 1952 R. F. Dertinger, A ...
... 3''' - 83-12 Oil is Found in the Minds of Men Cover Art Ellen Schuster 1 - 83-12 Opinion FIRST WORD Paul Zweig 6 - 83-12 Pawscam EARTH Douglas Starr 16 ... - 84-08 ITSELF SURPRISED Fiction Roger Zelazny 48 - 84-08 INCA CHILD Article Patrick Tierney ... 111 - 84-09 QUIRKY QUARTZ Phenomena Manfred Kage 148 - 84-09 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 152 - 84-09 ...
... 148 - 84-11 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 152 - 84-11 Humor LAST WORD Mitch Coleman 154 - '''Volume 7 No 3''' - ... - 85-01 THE WIZARD OF OOZE Profile Richard Wolkomir 48 - 85-01 LAURELS (AND HARDYS) Ignoble Prizes 54 - 85 ... 8 - 85-08 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 12 - 85-08 Dialogue FORUM 16 - 85-08 Radiation Pill EARTH Sherry Baker 20 - 85 ...
... PDF) U.S. orbited 39 spacecraft in 30 launches-including Apollo 16 's 4 payloads and Apollo 17 's 3. U.S.S.R. orbited 89 payloads in 74 launches. Italy launched ... (22 hrs 5 min), and longest time in lunar orbit (147 hrs 48 min). Earlier in year Apollo 16 also produced valuable data from surface and lunar orbit investigations. Unmanned NASA program ... (148 000-ft) altitude. U.S.S.R. launches decreased from record 83 in 1971 to 74. The 89 payloads included 72 Cosmos satellites, 3 Intercosmos, 1 Luna, 3 Meteor, 2 Prognoz, 3 Molniya ...
... -04 SCENTIMENTAL JOURNEYS Article Pamela Weintraub 48 - 86-04 TEST YOUR SCENTSABILITY Questionnaire ... 140 - 86-05 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 148 - 86-05 Humor LAST WORD Joseph F Conroy 150 ... - 86-05-SP Opinion FIRST WORD Candace Pert 3 - 86-05-SP Swedish Teeth ... Correspondence 14 - 86-09 Chernobyl Disaster FORUM 16 - 86-09 Shuttle Alternatives SPACE ...
... 2:48 a.m. CDT (1:48 p.m. Kazakhstan time) on March 16. Before departing, Kelly will hand over command of the station to Russian cosmonaut Dmitry Kondratyev during a ceremony at 3 ... :24 p.m.) Wednesday, March 16 1:30 a.m. -- Deorbit burn and landing in Kazakhstan (deorbit burn at 1:57 a.m., landing at 2:48 a.m.) 11 a.m ... flew 39 missions, spent 365 days in space, orbited Earth 5,830 times and traveled 148,221,675 miles. "Discovery is an amazing spacecraft and she has served her country well ...

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