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... FY 1976 budget was up $300 million from the previous year, $200 million of this increase was specifically anticipated in last year' ... could accurately forecast where freezing temperatures would occur. (KSC Release 21-75) 3-11 February: A delegation representing the U.S.S.R. ... 14 1975 14 Feb 15 1975 15 Feb 16 1975 16 Feb 17 1975 17 Feb 18 1975 18 Feb 19 1975 19 Feb 20 ...

... been able to observe relatively intense solar-noise bursts only in the 200 khz to 9 mhz range because of its orbit within the earth ... come from an. altitude of less than 4000 km. (NASA MOR, 3 June 75) 3-6 June: A Kennedy Space Center team tested a parachute system ... Jun 14 1975 14 Jun 15 1975 15 Jun 16 1975 16 Jun 17 1975 17 Jun 18 1975 18 Jun 19 1975 19 Jun 20 1975 ...

... and $4.5 million for "special" requirements. Of the $4.5, $3.75 million was for space shuttle facilities, including preliminary engineering reports ... subsonic wind tunnel that would ultimately cost $150 million to $200 million if approved, with total design cost of $7 million to ... C-5s to Air Force for $4.9 billion. ''(P Inq, 3/17/72, 89)'' Assignment by President Nixon of Gen. Horace M. Wade, ...

... on carbon dioxide, ozone, water vapor, and particles larger than 0.3 microns would help determine whether the amount of ozone was being ... C (200°F) provided by current coatings. A system with hotter water would require fewer collectors to heat or cool an area. (NASA Release 75-55 ... 14 1975 14 Mar 15 1975 15 Mar 16 1975 16 Mar 17 1975 17 Mar 18 1975 18 Mar 19 1975 19 Mar 20 1975 ...

... Pioneer 10 , launched 2 March 1972 and traveling out of the solar system at 43 200 km per hr, was operating normally despite a report that the spacecraft was making unexplained ... of the galactic center, a highly complex intense source of infrared emission. (ARC Astrogram, 17 July 75, 1) The International Telecommunications Satellite Organization's board of governors had authorized issuance of a ... Office at Johnson Space Center . (NASA anno 17 July 75) June 1975 June July 1975 July Jul 1 1975 1 Jul 2 1975 2 Jul 3 1975 3 Jul 4 1975 4 Jul 5 ...

... spacecraft reached synchronous orbit. Apogee-motor firing at 3:41 pm EST 20 Jan. put Cts into ... in remote areas. It carried a high efficiency 200-w traveling-wave tube amplifier developed at Lewis ... . (NASA Release 76-9, 75-316; MOR E-610-76-01 prelaunch 22 Dec 75, postlaunch 28 Jan 76, postlaunch ... Jan 15 1976 15 Jan 16 1976 16 Jan 17 1976 17 Jan 18 1976 18 Jan 19 1976 19 ...

... American, John Noel Deisch for his almost 200 page manuscript that focused upon life ... “Zum Jahreswechsel,” Die Rakete, 15 January 1929, pp. 3-4; (Probably Johannes Winkler), “Die Kosten des ... Verbrennung,” Die Rakete, 15 June 1929, pp. 75-76; H. Oberth, “Kritish Ecke - Brauchen wir ... “The German Rockets,” ''Bulletin, American Interplanetary Society'', No. 17, May 1931, p. 5; Rolf Engel, “Spaceflight ...

... in FY 1968. The $92.3 million authorized for lunar and planetary exploration would be cut to $75.8 million, with $6.8 million ... immediately. Each core contained three pounds of plutonium. AEC had spent $200,000 searching for missing nuclear sources. Nimbus B had been destroyed ... 14 1968 14 Oct 15 1968 15 Oct 16 1968 16 Oct 17 1968 17 Oct 18 1968 18 Oct 19 1968 19 Oct 20 1968 ...

... 17/69)'' Sir George Edwards, Chairman and Managing Director of British Aircraft Corp." told American Newcomen Society meeting in New York that Anglo-French Concorde supersonic transport had completed 75 ... of Carnegie Southern Observatory, which eventually would house 200-in reflector similar to that at Mt. Palomar ... Oct 1 1969 1 Oct 2 1969 2 Oct 3 1969 3 Oct 4 1969 4 Oct 5 1969 5 ...

... Canaveral , ICE was known as the International Sun-Earth Explorer (ISEE-3). The 1054-lb. 16-sided spacecraft became the first ... in good operational condition and had approximately 75% (150 lb.) of its total propellant reserves (200 lb.). Engineers at Goddard Space Flight Center ... 1985 14 Sep 15 1985 15 Sep 16 1985 16 Sep 17 1985 17 Sep 18 1985 18 Sep 19 1985 19 Sep 20 ...

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