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... Media:85-05-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA announced that seven world class gymnasts would undergo testing May 20-22 at Johnson ... capability to allow acquisition and delivery of Maverick missiles against tactical targets. (AFSC Newsreview, May 17/85, 7) April 1985 April May 1985 May May 1 1985 1 May 2 1985 2 ...

... Media:91-05-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) The press carried accounts of administration statements, led by Vice President Dan Quayle, vowing to fight to save the Space Station despite the Appropriations Subcommittee action. (P Inq, May 17/91 ...

... Media:93-05-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA announced that researchers at NASA's Lewis Research Center , Cleveland, Ohio, had developed an ... California landing site had been named "Puddle shuttle," after a contest among workers. (AP, May 17/93) The Washington Post reported that NASA's dream of building a permanent human outpost ... 1993 13 May 14 1993 14 May 15 1993 15 May 16 1993 16 May 17 1993 17 May 18 1993 18 May 19 1993 19 May 20 1993 20 May 21 ...

... Media:96-05-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) Peter H. Diamandis , President of Angel Technologies Corporation, an aerospace firm located in St. Louis, ... 1996 13 May 14 1996 14 May 15 1996 15 May 16 1996 16 May 17 1996 17 May 18 1996 18 May 19 1996 19 May 20 1996 20 May 21 ...

... Media:65-02-17.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) NASA's RANGER VIII spacecraft, equipped with six television cameras to photograph part of the ... record is nearly the same as the high achieved in 1963; 83 percent compared with 85 percent in 1963. However, we more than doubled the number of successful missions from 1963 ... 1965 13 Feb 14 1965 14 Feb 15 1965 15 Feb 16 1965 16 Feb 17 1965 17 Feb 18 1965 18 Feb 19 1965 19 Feb 20 1965 20 Feb 21 ...

... Media:78-02-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA's Skylab workshop launched in May 1973 might descend to 150 nautical miles (173 ... over water (between 50°N and 50°S). Skylab , largest payload in earth orbit at 85 tons, and about 96ft in length, had been manned during 3 missions by 3 different ... 1978 13 Feb 14 1978 14 Feb 15 1978 15 Feb 16 1978 16 Feb 17 1978 17 Feb 18 1978 18 Feb 19 1978 19 Feb 20 1978 20 Feb 21 ...

... Media:78-03-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA announced it had selected four 2-man crews to begin training for Space Shuttle ... last five years this has been down to 1 %. Currently, NASA accounts for only 0.85% of the budget. Making a parallel with the budget of a family whose income is ... 1978 13 Mar 14 1978 14 Mar 15 1978 15 Mar 16 1978 16 Mar 17 1978 17 Mar 18 1978 18 Mar 19 1978 19 Mar 20 1978 20 Mar 21 ...

... -05, 17 January 2003, http://www.nga.mil/NGASite Content/StaticFiles/O CR/nima0305.pdf (accessed 24 July 2008); Warren Ferster, “NIMA Awards Lucrative Contracts to U.S. Satellite Imaging Firms,” Space News, 17 ... 2003 13 Jan 14 2003 14 Jan 15 2003 15 Jan 16 2003 16 Jan 17 2003 17 Jan 18 2003 18 Jan 19 2003 19 Jan 20 2003 20 Jan 21 ...

Original design and development of Aerobee sounding rocket begun when contract was given to Aerojet Engineering Corp. First flight of Douglas XB-43, light jet-propelled bomber. Media:1946-05-17-LARCV4I20.pdf Langley Air Scoop May 17 1946

... Media:65-09-17.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) NASA launched an Aerobee 150 A sounding rocket from Wallops Station , Va, with 150-lb, ... flight, a function heretofore reserved exclusively for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration." ''(Science, 9/17/65, 1357)'' September 1965 September Sep 1 1965 1 Sep 2 1965 2 Sep 3 ... 1965 13 Sep 14 1965 14 Sep 15 1965 15 Sep 16 1965 16 Sep 17 1965 17 Sep 18 1965 18 Sep 19 1965 19 Sep 20 1965 20 Sep 21 ...

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