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... PEGASUS I was sent into orbit Feb, 16, 1965. ''(NASA Release 65-232; Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-185; Marshall Space Flight ... Mintz, Wash. Post, 7/30/65, Al2)'' July 1965 July Jul 1 1965 1 Jul 2 1965 2 Jul 3 1965 3 Jul 4 1965 4 ... 16 1965 16 Jul 17 1965 17 Jul 18 1965 18 Jul 19 1965 19 Jul 20 1965 20 Jul 21 1965 21 Jul 22 1965 ...

... Cosmos CCX into orbit with 374- km ''(232.4-mi)'' apogee, 198-km ''(123-mi)'' perigee, 90.2-min period, and 81.3° inclination. Satellite reentered April 11. ''(SBD, 4 ... 15 Apr 16 1968 16 Apr 17 1968 17 Apr 18 1968 18 Apr 19 1968 19 Apr 20 1968 20 Apr 21 1968 21 Apr 22 1968 22 ... 26 Apr 27 1968 27 Apr 28 1968 28 Apr 29 1968 29 Apr 30 1968 30 May 1968 ...

... on moon by Apollo 11 astronauts at 9:30 pm CDT. Scientists said distance at that moment was 232,271.406 mi and moon was 131.2 ft ... August 1969 August Aug 1 1969 1 Aug 2 1969 2 Aug 3 1969 3 Aug 4 1969 4 Aug 5 1969 5 Aug 6 1969 6 ... Aug 16 1969 16 Aug 17 1969 17 Aug 18 1969 18 Aug 19 1969 19 Aug 20 1969 20 Aug 21 1969 21 Aug 22 1969 22 ...

... Saturn S-IVB stage was deorbited into the Pacific Ocean 1 'hr 30 min later. A second Soyuz 19 circularization burn of 18.5 sec at 8:43 am EDT 16 July ... you, also. This was a very good job." Soyuz Orbit and Landing: Soyuz 19 remained in orbit nearly 30 hrs after the undocking. The cosmonauts conducted biological experiments with microorganisms and zone ... service module undocked from the DM at 3:45 pin EDT, and a 1-sec engine firing put the CSM into a higher orbit (232.2-km apogee, 219.0km perigee) so ...

... mi) altitude with 31 explosions and 30 sound arrivals recorded. Rocket launched from Wallops Station carried 19 grenades to 135.8-km (84.3-mi) altitude, with 19 explosions and sound arrivals recorded. ''( ... Observations (SP-232) described Apollo 10 mission and contained miniature halftones of photos taken by Apollo 10 astronauts, which could be obtained for study. ''(NASA Release 71-30; NASA Hq ...

... NASA's aeronautics and space technology pro­grams increased from $232.5 million in FY 1973 to $240 million. Aeronautical research ... including $22 million for experimental engine programs, $9.3 million for flight experiment programs, and $30 million for system technology programs. Space re ... 1973 16 Jan 17 1973 17 Jan 18 1973 18 Jan 19 1973 19 Jan 20 1973 20 Jan 21 1973 21 Jan 22 ...

... Dipl. Ing., Augsburg, Ablassweg 19 - 81 Lange, Hans-Joachim, stud. ing. Leipzig 0 5, Oststr. 9b - 232 Land, E., Ing., Köln- ... 23 - 221 Ritchie, Donald., Box 45, Willis, Michigan, USA - 30 Roder, Helmut, stud. ing. . Stuttg, -Vaihingen, Vischerstr. 13b - ... , Realschulstr. 5 - 263 Weirich, Hugo, Dr., Stuttgart W, Silcherstr. 3, II - 115 Weiss, Hans, Augsburg, Rosrenaustr. 38 - 246 ...

... orbit with 373-km (232-mi) apogee, 206-km (128-mi) perigee, 90.1-min period, and 65.7° inclination. Equipment performed satisfactorily. Satellite reentered Mar. 30. ''(AP, NYT, 3/24/67; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3/31/67)'' NASA Aerobee 150A sounding rocket launched from NASA ... 1967 15 Mar 16 1967 16 Mar 17 1967 17 Mar 18 1967 18 Mar 19 1967 19 Mar 20 1967 20 Mar 21 1967 21 Mar 22 1967 22 Mar 23 ...

... have project and experiment development responsibility. ''(NASA Release 66-232)'' NASA Deputy Administrator Dr. Robert C. Robert C . ... to break world's freefall record. ''(NYT, 8/30/66, 41; Wash. Post, 8/31/66, A6)'' ... Aug 1 1966 1 Aug 2 1966 2 Aug 3 1966 3 Aug 4 1966 4 Aug 5 1966 5 ... Aug 17 1966 17 Aug 18 1966 18 Aug 19 1966 19 Aug 20 1966 20 Aug 21 1966 21 ...

... project support. ''(CR, 6/28/71, S9974-81; S Rpt 92-232)'' MSC announced award of $125 000, one-year, fixed-price R ... solicitation, and source selection. ''(NASA Release 71-118; Text)'' June 28-30: AAS 17th annual meeting in Seattle, Wash., was devoted to exploration ... 7/19/71, 1; Boeing Release S-0826)'' May 1971 May June 1971 June Jun 1 1971 1 Jun 2 1971 2 Jun 3 1971 3 ...

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