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... Media:92-05-29.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) April 1992 April May 1992 May May 1 1992 1 May 2 1992 2 May ... 1992 25 May 26 1992 26 May 27 1992 27 May 28 1992 28 May 29 1992 29 May 30 1992 30 May 31 1992 31 June 1992 June

... -05-29.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) X-15 No. 3 flown by Joseph A. Walker (NASA) to maximum Speed of 3,858 mph (mach 5.52) and maximum altitude of 92 ... indicated that automatic control system would be inoperative until Spacecraft descended to point of feeling .05 g. Then, in final orbit, trouble in inverter caused loss of automatic control system altogether. Post­flight examination of FAITH 7 circuitry traced .05 g Signal and inverter failure to independent electrical connectors that failed to function due to ...

... Media:64-04-29.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) X-15 No. 1 was flown by Maj. Robert Rushworth (USAF) to altitude of 102, ... accidents has contributed significantly to the development and operation of safe aircraft." ''(NASA Release 64-92)'' NASA Deputy Administrator Dr. Hugh L. Dryden said in keynote address at Fourth National Conference ... . counterparts, the Boeing 707 and Douglas DC-8. ''(Farnsworth, NYT, 4/30/64, 57)'' April 29-May 1: Air Transport and Space Meeting and Production Forum held in New York, sponsored ...

... Media:71-01-29.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) President Nixon in message transmitting FY 1972 budget to Congress said. "Science and technology can ... electrical system was "totally different from the one in the lunar module." (MSC Release 71-05)'' Selected fire departments across U.S. would be testing new fire- resistant outfits developed by ...

... Media:78-09-29.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) NASA Administrator Robert Frosch announced that, upon signature by the President of the Inspector General ... be carried up as modules in the Space Shuttle ." ( Johnson Space Center JSC Roundup, Sept 29/78, 4) Johnson Space Center JSC announced that technicians had installed four radiator panels and ...

... Media:85-03-29.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF) The Teal Ruby experimental space-based aircraft detection system, which had encountered technical problems, would ... rather than to detailed engineering specifications for other than "cutting edge" technologies. (D/D, Mar 29/85, 162) NASA announced that its first Applications Technology Satellite (ATS-1), after more than ...

... Media:68-03-29.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) FAA released 12-yr forecast of aviation activity. Number of air­line passengers was expected ... , and pioneering contributions in aerospace education to the youth of the nation. . . ." ''(NAA News, 3/29/68)'' Sen. Karl E. Mundt ''(R-S.D.)'', ranking member of Senate Committee on Government ... al­ready has cost the American taxpayers many, many fruitless billions of dollars." ''(CR, 3/29/68, S3657-60)'' USA and Western Electric Co., prime contractor, signed six-month, $85,480 ...

... Media:65-10-29.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) NASA had selected Philco Corp, for negotiation of an estimated $1 million contract to build ... pale in comparison with that of the first successful landing on the moon." ''(Science, 10/29/65, 557)'' October 1965 October Oct 1 1965 1 Oct 2 1965 2 Oct 3 ... 1965 25 Oct 26 1965 26 Oct 27 1965 27 Oct 28 1965 28 Oct 29 1965 29 Oct 30 1965 30 Oct 31 1965 31 November 1965 November

... Media:67-09-29.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) The Senate had unanimously passed S.J. Res. 109, which would mark the 50th anniversary ... research. Features were to be named at 1970 meeting of International Astronomical Union. ''(Time, 9/29/67,11)'' A contract for operation of NASA's Scientific and Technical Information Facility at ... 1967 25 Sep 26 1967 26 Sep 27 1967 27 Sep 28 1967 28 Sep 29 1967 29 Sep 30 1967 30 October 1967 October

... Media:66-04-29.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF) One of the world's largest and most sensitive automatic space tracking and telemetry antennas ... Administrator for Tracking and Data Acquisition, also participated. ''(NASA Release 66-88; MSC Roundup, 4/29/66)'' NASA had selected three firms-Computer Div. of Control Data Corp., Industrial Electronics Div ...

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