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... ) at 167,000-ft. altitude. Purpose of flight was to obtain data on stability and control in extreme ranges of flight, especially during re-entry from high altitude with X-15 's ... pilot through use of an altimeter displaying the predicted altitude. Immediately after launch from B-52, X-15 went into steep climb about 44° above horizontal, its engine burning full thrust for ... 1963 11 Aug 12 1963 12 Aug 13 1963 13 Aug 14 1963 14 Aug 15 1963 15 Aug 16 1963 16 Aug 17 1963 17 Aug 18 1963 18 Aug 19 ...

... , 270-km (167.8-mi) perigee, 91.2-min period, and 71.0° inclination. Satellite reentered Jan. 5, 1970. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 11/15/69; 1/15/70)'' NASA launched ... 8 Astronaut Frank Borman was at airport to see them off. ''(NYT, 11/5/69, 52)'' National Transportation Safety Board opened hearings in Washington, D.C., on midair collisions. In last ... 1969 11 Nov 12 1969 12 Nov 13 1969 13 Nov 14 1969 14 Nov 15 1969 15 Nov 16 1969 16 Nov 17 1969 17 Nov 18 1969 18 Nov 19 ...

... ; space­craft coasted for 43 min 52 sec; and LM separated from spacecraft LM adapter. LM entered orbit with 138-mi ''(222-km)'' apogee, 104-mi ''(167-km)'' perigee, 88.4-min ... estimated value of MIT contract since April 1965 to $48.7 million. ''(NASA Release 68-15)'' In statement to press, Secretary of the Navy Paul R. Ignatius and Chief of Naval ... 1968 11 Jan 12 1968 12 Jan 13 1968 13 Jan 14 1968 14 Jan 15 1968 15 Jan 16 1968 16 Jan 17 1968 17 Jan 18 1968 18 Jan 19 ...

... S.R. launched Cosmos CLXVIII into orbit with 268-km (167-mi) apogee, 199-km (124-mi) perigee, 89-min period, and 52° inclination. Equipment functioned normally. Satellite reentered July 12. ''(SBD, 7/6/67,12; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 7/15/67)'' July 1967 July ...

... was in the Sea of Tranquility at approximate coordinates 23.19°E, 1.52°N, some 18 mi from the target point. The spacecraft took 200-and ... Star, 9/25/67; Hines, W Star, 9/29/67; W Post, 9/14/167; O'Toole, W Post, 9/30/67; Clark, NYT, 9/30/67)'' September ... Sep 12 1967 12 Sep 13 1967 13 Sep 14 1967 14 Sep 15 1967 15 Sep 16 1967 16 Sep 17 1967 17 Sep 18 1967 18 ...

... .R. into orbit with 464km (288.3-mi) apogee, 270-km (167.8-mi) perigee, 91.8-min period and 70.9° inclination. ... Com on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, Apollo 13 Mission Review, 6/30/ 70, 52, 57)'' NASA launched two sounding rockets from White Sands Missile Range WSMR . ... 12 1970 12 Jun 13 1970 13 Jun 14 1970 14 Jun 15 1970 15 Jun 16 1970 16 Jun 17 1970 17 Jun 18 1970 ...

... from Sept. 1, 1975, to June 30, 1979. ''(NASA Release 72-167)'' NASA conducted successful trial run of airborne visible-laser optical- communications ... to develop expensive equipment for one-time use. "Today we have 52 operating civilian spacecraft. By the end of next year we will ... 12 1972 12 Aug 13 1972 13 Aug 14 1972 14 Aug 15 1972 15 Aug 16 1972 16 Aug 17 1972 17 Aug 18 ...

... 615 into orbit with a 829-km (515.1-mi) apogee, 269-km (167.2-mi) perigee, 95.6-min period, and 71.0° inclination. ''(cSFC SSR ... energy, and for more efficient use of energy. ''(CR, 12/13/73, S22725-52)'' Reference to the U.S. space program was made in the editorial " ... Dec 12 1973 12 Dec 13 1973 13 Dec 14 1973 14 Dec 15 1973 15 Dec 16 1973 16 Dec 17 1973 17 Dec 18 1973 18 ...

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