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... 81-02 OMNIBUS Contributors 8 - 81-02 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 12 - 81-02 Dialogue FORUM 14 - 81-02 Ecofighters EARTH Eric Schwartz 16 - 81-02 Overkill LIFE Bernard Dixon 20 - 81 ...

... . Cosmos 601 entered orbit with a 1494-km (928.3-mi) apogee, 199-km (123.7-mi) perigee, 101.8-min period, and 81.9° inclination. It re-entered Aug. 15, 1974. ''( GSFC ... and cooling." The bill was referred to the Committee on Science and Astronautics. ''(CR, 10/16/73, 119192)'' Soviet news agency Tass reported that Soviet scientists, first in Gorky and later ... 8 Oct 9 1973 9 Oct 10 1973 10 Oct 11 1973 11 Oct 12 1973 12 Oct 13 1973 13 Oct 14 1973 14 Oct 15 1973 15 Oct 16 1973 16 Oct ...

... 93-11 Anachronistic Inventions GAMES Scot Morris 120 - '''Volume 16 No 3''' - 93-12 Untitled Cover Art Beksinski 1 ... 81 - 94-04 Dr Brian Weiss Interview Nina L. Diamond 85 - 94-04 Back Words GAMES Morris 112 - '''Volume 16 No 8''' ... Alien Inspiration ARTS Bill Moseley 8 - 94-06 COMMUNICATIONS 9 - 94-06 Mind Reading Among the Macaques MIND ...

... technical resources to complete development. ( LaRC Release 81-9) January 1981 January February 1981 February Feb 1 1981 1 Feb 2 1981 2 Feb 3 1981 3 Feb 4 1981 4 Feb 5 1981 5 Feb 6 1981 6 Feb 7 1981 7 Feb 8 1981 8 Feb 9 1981 9 Feb 10 1981 10 Feb 11 1981 11 Feb 12 1981 12 Feb 13 1981 13 Feb 14 1981 14 Feb 15 1981 15 Feb 16 1981 16 Feb ...

... transmission and basic weather patterns. (NASA Releases 81-95, 81-114; NASA MOR S-850-81-03 prelaunch July 28/81, postlaunch Aug 7/81; W Star, Aug 4/81, D-5) July 1981 July August 1981 August Aug 1 1981 1 Aug 2 1981 2 Aug 3 1981 3 ... 8 Aug 9 1981 9 Aug 10 1981 10 Aug 11 1981 11 Aug 12 1981 12 Aug 13 1981 13 Aug 14 1981 14 Aug 15 1981 15 Aug 16 1981 16 Aug ...

... Media:81-01-16.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA announced the selection of the Association ... . (NASA Release 81-12; MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release 81-11; Nature, Jan 29/81, 339) 1981 January 1981 January Jan 1 1981 1 Jan 2 1981 2 Jan 3 1981 3 Jan 4 1981 4 Jan 5 1981 5 Jan 6 1981 6 Jan 7 1981 7 Jan 8 1981 8 Jan 9 1981 9 Jan 10 1981 ...

... - km ''(232.4-mi)'' apogee, 198-km ''(123-mi)'' perigee, 90.2-min period, and 81.3° inclination. Satellite reentered April 11. ''(SBD, 4/4/68, 197; GSFC SSR, 4/15/68)'' Nike-Apache sounding rocket launched by NASA from Churchill Research Range carried GSFC payload to 81-mi ''(129-km)'' altitude to gather data on charged particle flux associated with aurora and ... 8 Apr 9 1968 9 Apr 10 1968 10 Apr 11 1968 11 Apr 12 1968 12 Apr 13 1968 13 Apr 14 1968 14 Apr 15 1968 15 Apr 16 1968 16 Apr ...

... of astronomical unit obtained in 1961 and estimate of Venus rotational period. ''(Underwood, NYT, 7/9/63,81; Av. Wk., 6/10/63, 31)'' Dr. D. E. Graveline of USAF School of ... be interpreted as showing biological life On earth." ''(AP, NYT, 6/10/63)'' June 3-6: NASA 16 astronauts received jungle survival training at USAF Caribbean Air Command Tropic Survival School, Albrook ... 8 Jun 9 1963 9 Jun 10 1963 10 Jun 11 1963 11 Jun 12 1963 12 Jun 13 1963 13 Jun 14 1963 14 Jun 15 1963 15 Jun 16 1963 16 Jun ...

... . Deimos was 12 by 131/2 km (71/2 by 81/2 mi) and Phobos was 21 by 26 km (13 by 16 mi). Moons were "among the darkest objects in the ... in Moscow via telex communication system established for exchange of information on Mariner 9 and Mars 2 and Mars 3 missions to Mars. Message congratulated U.S.S.R. on success of ... 8 Dec 9 1971 9 Dec 10 1971 10 Dec 11 1971 11 Dec 12 1971 12 Dec 13 1971 13 Dec 14 1971 14 Dec 15 1971 15 Dec 16 1971 16 Dec ...

... Dec. 3, after a flight of 641 days and 826 000 000 km (513 000 000 mi), Pioneer 10 sped past Jupiter at an altitude of 130 000 km (81 000 mi ... by ARC. Pioneer 6 and 7 (launched Dec. 16, 1965, and Aug. 17, 1966, to study the heliocentric space environment) and Pioneer 8 and 9 (launched Dec. 13, 1967, and Nov. 8 ... 8 Nov 9 1973 9 Nov 10 1973 10 Nov 11 1973 11 Nov 12 1973 12 Nov 13 1973 13 Nov 14 1973 14 Nov 15 1973 15 Nov 16 1973 16 Nov ...

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