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... Media:98-01-30.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
Raytheon Systems Company's training unit, formerly known as Hughes Training, appointed former astronaut Henry ... 1998 26 Jan 27 1998 27 Jan 28 1998 28 Jan 29 1998 29 Jan 30 1998 30 Jan 31 1998 31
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... Media:76-01-30.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
Col. Stuart A. Roosa , 42, an astronaut since 1966, announced in Houston that he would ... instrument (which malfunctioned shortly after launch) had not performed properly. (MOR S-894-74-04, 30 Jan. 76)
INTELSAT -the International Telecommunications Satellite Organization awarded an 18-mo $275 000 fixed ...
... Media:70-01-30.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
AEC announced portable atomic camera using californium 252 to generate neutrons to penetrate most metals ... 1970 26 Jan 27 1970 27 Jan 28 1970 28 Jan 29 1970 29 Jan 30 1970 30 Jan 31 1970 31
February 1970 February
... Media:81-01-30.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
Johnson Space Center 's ( Johnson Space Center JSC ) Space News Roundup said that a conference ... weight limitations would delay early commercial processing. ( Johnson Space Center JSC Space News Roundup, Jan 30/81, 4)
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... Media:64-09-30.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF)
X-15 No. 2 flown by Maj. Robert M. Rushworth ''(USAF)'' to maximum altitude of 98,000 ft. in flight that reached ... programs, scholar-ships, extensive career motivation programs, and other measures. ''(FAA Release 64-89)''
September 30-October 1: FAA sponsored National Aviation System Symposium in Washington, which was attended by leaders ...
... Media:74-08-30.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
30 August-14 September: NASA launched Ans 1 Netherlands Astronomical Satellite from Western Test Range on ... polar orbit with a 1167-km apogee, 254-km perigee, 99.0-min period, and 98.1° inclination-significantly different from the planned circular orbit-because of a malfunction in the ... 1974 26 Aug 27 1974 27 Aug 28 1974 28 Aug 29 1974 29 Aug 30 1974 30 Aug 31 1974 31
September 1974 September
... the Gesellschaft für Weltraumforschung is formerly registered with the occupational authorities in Stuttgart.
Media:1948-01-30 I04V07.pdf Langley Air Scoop Jan 30 1948
... Media:63-10-30.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF)
NASA announced it was dropping four manned Apollo orbital flights employing the Saturn I ... . Raising Thor's total thrust to 330,000 lbs., TAT would represent a 20 to 30% increase in capability over the Delta , putting 1,000 lbs. into earth orbit compared ... , with $1,000, to writers or others who have fostered understanding of science. ''(NYT, 10/30/63, 40)''
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... Media:66-09-30.pdf Space News for this day. (2MB PDF)
NASA’s Blossom Point, Md., tracking station, prototype station for Project Vanguard, was closed “because ... ° and the third, 35°. ‘‘( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 9/30/66; Clark, NYT, 11/1/66, 19)’’
September 30-October 2: Series of Nike-Cajun and one Nike-Apache sounding ...
... Media:69-05-30.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)
NASA's Biosatellite III, scheduled, to carry monkey on 30-day earth orbital mission June 18, was damaged when unexplained pressure blew ... even tripling rice yields. Discovery of penicillin and streptomycin had saved countless lives. ''(Science, 5/30/69, 1013)''
There was "growing conviction that Soviet authorities have taken administrative measures to punish ...
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