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... 3, Astronomical Observations from the Moon, Chap.. 4, McGraw. Hill, 1954 111 - W. Ley, ROCKETS, MISSILES AND SPACE TRAVEL, The Spaceship, Chap, 12, Viking, 1957 112 ... Astron. Srundlagen Porschung, GFW, October 1952, p. 181 R. Sanger, GLIDING FLIGHT AND LANDING A Rocket ... J. Stemmer, PROBLEMS DES RAKETENMOTORS, Tech, Rundschau, Bern. Nrs. 17, 18, 23, 1948 R. McLarren, ESCAPE ROCKET DESIGN RESEARCH ...

... ). Spacecraft and S-IVB combination entered parking orbit with 185.5-km (115.3-mi) apogee and 181.5-km (112.8-mi) perigee. During 2nd-stage boost S-II center engine cut ... , and wearing extra clothing. April 15-17: MCC-5 at 145:19 GET, by 15-sec Lunar Module LM DPS burn, decreased velocity by 2.3 m per sec (7.5 fps ... 1970 13 Apr 14 1970 14 Apr 15 1970 15 Apr 16 1970 16 Apr 17 1970 17 Apr 18 1970 18 Apr 19 1970 19 Apr 20 1970 20 Apr 21 ...

... Range WSMR carried Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC -instrumented payload to 112-mi (181-km) altitude to observe solar spectrum from 3 k to 400 A in conjunction with Orbiting Solar Observatory OSO ... guidance and navigation system for long-duration, post-Apollo manned spaceflight missions. ''(MSC Release 67-17)'' Water might have played an important role in shaping the lunar surface, Dr. Harold C ... 1967 13 Apr 14 1967 14 Apr 15 1967 15 Apr 16 1967 16 Apr 17 1967 17 Apr 18 1967 18 Apr 19 1967 19 Apr 20 1967 20 Apr 21 ...

... (314-mi) apogee, 487.6-km (303-mi) perigee, 94.5-min period, and 96.3° inclination. Orbital parameters for the third satellite were 1458.1-km (906-mi) apogee, 1417 ... 74; SBD, 11/20/73, 112; GSFC SSR, 3/31/74)'' The U.S.S.R. launched Cosmos 607 from Plesetsk into orbit with a 292-km (181.4-mi) apogee, 217-km ... 1973 13 Nov 14 1973 14 Nov 15 1973 15 Nov 16 1973 16 Nov 17 1973 17 Nov 18 1973 18 Nov 19 1973 19 Nov 20 1973 20 Nov 21 ...

... , Dipl. Ing., Landshut, Postfach 312 - 3 Gerhards, Jupp, Stuttgart S, Rebenreutle 96 - 17 Gerhards, Ria, Stuttgart, Rebenreutle 96 ... , Adalbertstr. 15 - 172 Hillen, Rolf, Iserlohn, Püttnerstr. 10 - 112 Hilliges, Herbert, Ing., Berlin-Tempelhof ‚ Höppnerstr. 22e - ... Alfred, stud. jur., Heidelberg , Hans-Thoma-Str. 1 - 181 Hottenstein, Johann, Ing., Gelsenkirchen-Erle, Seitenstr. 2/I - ...

... transfer orbit with 22,241-mi ''(35,792.4-km)'' apogee, 112.7-mi ''(181.4-km)'' perigee, 631-min period, and 26.2° inclination. ... 220-mi ''(35,771.9-km)'' perigee, 1,435.8-min period, and 3° inclination. OV 11-5, synchronous-altitude research satellite equipped with 10 ... Sep 14 1968 14 Sep 15 1968 15 Sep 16 1968 16 Sep 17 1968 17 Sep 18 1968 18 Sep 19 1968 19 Sep 20 1968 ...

... launched COSMOS CXXXIII into earth orbit with 232-km. (144-mi.) apogee; 181-km. (112-mi.) perigee; 51.8ø inclination; and 88.4-min. period. ... November 1966 November Nov 1 1966 1 Nov 2 1966 2 Nov 3 1966 3 Nov 4 1966 4 Nov 5 1966 5 Nov 6 1966 6 ... Nov 14 1966 14 Nov 15 1966 15 Nov 16 1966 16 Nov 17 1966 17 Nov 18 1966 18 Nov 19 1966 19 Nov 20 1966 ...

... carried Princeton Univ. observatory payload to 112.5-mi (181-km) altitude to study UV radiation of hot stars in constellation Scorpius with 1 A and 0.3 A resolution. Rocket and instruments ... Life Magazine June 1969 June Jun 1 1969 1 Jun 2 1969 2 Jun 3 1969 3 Jun 4 1969 4 Jun 5 1969 5 Jun 6 1969 6 Jun 7 1969 ... 1969 13 Jun 14 1969 14 Jun 15 1969 15 Jun 16 1969 16 Jun 17 1969 17 Jun 18 1969 18 Jun 19 1969 19 Jun 20 1969 20 Jun 21 ...

... 150 MI carried American Science and Engineering, Inc." payload to 112.5-mi (181-km) altitude to obtain high-resolution pictures of time ... FY 1970 NASA authorization. Report would retain Senate-passed authorization of $3.716 billion. ''(CR, 11/4/69, D1023)'' At televised news ... 1969 14 Nov 15 1969 15 Nov 16 1969 16 Nov 17 1969 17 Nov 18 1969 18 Nov 19 1969 19 Nov 20 ...

... from Plesetsk into orbit with 273-km (169.6-mi) apogee, 181-km (112.5-mi) perigee, 89-min period, and 65.3° inclination. Satellite reentered Sept. 27. ''(GSFc SSR, 9/30/71 ... 1971 August September 1971 September Sep 1 1971 1 Sep 2 1971 2 Sep 3 1971 3 Sep 4 1971 4 Sep 5 1971 5 Sep 6 1971 6 Sep 7 1971 ... 1971 13 Sep 14 1971 14 Sep 15 1971 15 Sep 16 1971 16 Sep 17 1971 17 Sep 18 1971 18 Sep 19 1971 19 Sep 20 1971 20 Sep 21 ...

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