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... Astrobee 1500 sounding rocket launched by NASA from Wallops Station carried 102-lb Goddard Space Flight Center ... evaluation of Astrobee performance, and verify new Alcor 1B 2nd stage. Secondary objective was to test receiver system for Explorer XXXVIII Radio Astronomy Explorer (launched July 4, 1968) . Solid-fueled Astrobee 1500 weighed ...

... Astrobee 1500 sounding rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station in third flight test carried 110-lb instrument ... lost because rocket's spin rate was too high for proper deployment of experimental antennas. Astrobee 1500 was being developed by NASA "to provide a research rocket capable of carrying heavy scientific ...

... two-stage Astrobee 1500 sounding rocket from NASA Wallops Station failed with first stage of the vehicle failing to perform properly. This was NASA's first attempt to launch the Astrobee, and purpose ...

... /21/68, 28; W Star, 4/21/68, A5; GSFC SSR, 4/30/68)'' NASA Astrobee 1500 sounding rocket launched from NASA Wallops Sta­tion carried Univ. of Minnesota experiment to 776 ...

... Astrobee 1500 , most powerful of U.S. sounding rockets, was flight-tested from NASA's Wallops Island, ...

... Astrobee 1500 sounding rocket was launched from Wallops Island with radiometer payload to obtain spectral observations in ...

... an 86.2-km (53.6-mi) altitude. The rocket and instrumentation performed satisfactorily. An Astrobee D was launched 18 min later to a 92.5-km (57.5-mi) altitude ... ceased providing data at 22 sec. A Nike-Apache was launched three minutes after the Astrobee D to a 77.4-km (48.1-mi) altitude. The rocket performed satisfactorily but ...

... and agile STOL aircraft with modest cruise performance and capable of operating easily out of 1500' 460-m runways having minimum site preparation and a large STOL aircraft having jet transport type cruise performance while also operating easily out of well prepared 1500 460-m STOL ports. In addition to this more focused activity, the V/STOL program ...

... alloys to shield leading edges of orbiters at temperatures above 1500 K (2200°F) and act as backup material at 1300-1500 K (1800°-2200°F). ''(NASA Release 70-100)'' First measurements ...

... , bachelor’s degree or equivalent in engineering or physical science, test pilot school graduate, minimum 1500 hours qualified jet pilot. Is that it? '''Donlan:''' Now those were the original specs. And ... almost inverse to the proportion of the number of flights. If we keep talking about $1500 a pound without talking about how many flights that takes, it’s just idle chatter ...

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