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... of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 61 61 '''Page ''' - 98-112 '''Year''' - 2008 '''Keywords''' - ESRO, ESA, solar probe, general relativity, Giuseppe Colombo '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2008.61.98 '''Number of Pages''' - 15 Abstract During the 1970s, ESRO and ESA elaborated projects for quite complex missions to determine two ill-defined parameters required ...

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... of the British Interplanetary Society for Volume 59 59 '''Page ''' - 204-223 '''Year''' - 2006 '''Keywords''' - ESRO, ELDO, Lunar Exploration, Comets, Mercury, Pioneer Venus Mission, Ulysses Mission '''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2006.59 ...

... encountering financial, political, and organizational difficulties, John Walsh reported in Science. European Space Research Organization ESRO was currently appraising its eight-year program and seeking ways to coordinate its activities with ... 10-12 satellites within eight years under $300-million budget. Although European Space Research Organization ESRO council was empowered to adjust budget authorization in response to major scientific and technical developments ...

... sophisticated or as extensive in the international field. Under this agreement. . . European Space Research Organization ESRO assumes responsibility to collect all of the European technical report literature relevant to space activities ... both sides. . . . Brian M. Walker, European Space Research Organization ESRO Project Coordinator for Esro II, announced that next European Space Research Organization ESRO satellite Esro I - would be launched in late 1967 to study ...

... objective was to place Heos-A into earth orbit which would permit successful achievement of ESRO scientific objectives and to provide spacecraft tracking and telemetry support. Eight onboard experiments designed by ... , Darmstadt, Germany. Heos-A was third ESRO mission orbited by NASA, first ESRO mission on Delta launch vehicle, and first NASA-ESRO reimbursable mission, in which ESRO would pay U.S. for launch vehicle ...

... orbit and provide tracking and telemetry support. Boreas was backup for and identical to Aurorae (Esro IA) successfully launched by NASA Oct. 3, 1968. It carried eight experiments to study aurora ... organizations from UK., Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. Boreas was third successful ESRO satellite launched by NASA. First success, Iris I (Esro IIB), had been launched by NASA May 16, 1968, to replace ... launch services in second launching on cost-reimbursable basis under Dec. 30, 1966, agreement with ESRO. ''(NASA Proj Off; Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 10/15/69; SBD, 10/3 ...

... laying down the arrangements under which the Spacelab sortie lab will be developed, first in ESRO and subsequently within the Euro­pean Space Agency which, in conformity with the decisions taken ... be implemented very shortly." A technical agreement would have to be negotiated between NASA and ESRO as to Spacelab 's procurement and its integration into the space shuttle . A second agreement ...

... spacecraft engineering, the formal establishment of the European Space Research Organization ( European Space Research Organization ESRO ) and the European Launcher Development Organization ( European Launcher Development Organization ELDO ) , and finally of the ... a site survey and finding a suitable location near Fairbanks, Alaska, European Space Research Organization ESRO has formally requested the Department of State to begin negotiations for an agreement. The European ...

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