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... such as refrigeration or solvents. (NY Times, May 14/91) The New York Times reported that although the weather satellite known as GOES-NEXT (from next generation of Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite ... satellite, GOES-7 , was nearing the end of its life. The GOES-NEXT program was more than three years behind schedule and was now scheduled for launch in October. (NYT, May 14/91 ...

... ballistic missiles in flight. (AP, Oct 14/91; W Times, Oct 15/91) Representative Howard Wolpe wrote in a space trade journal concerning the GOES-NEXT weather satellites. He commended Commerce Secretary ... . He also criticized NASA for lacking a planned prototype instrument for GOES and for its ineffective cost controls. (SP News, Oct 14-20/91) September 1991 September October 1991 October Oct 1 ...

... might be unable to cope with. I think our training and all the work that goes into the preparation for a flight does everything it can towards erasing those kinds of ... were concerned about scores of aircraft circling overhead to glimpse spacecraft. ''(Greider, W Post, 7/14/69, Al)'' Washington Evening Star special supplement, "Voyage to the Moon," commented: "Hanging in the ... 1969 10 Jul 11 1969 11 Jul 12 1969 12 Jul 13 1969 13 Jul 14 1969 14 Jul 15 1969 15 Jul 16 1969 16 Jul 17 1969 17 Jul 18 ...

... H. MacLeod said imagery obtained by high-resolution infrared radiometer on Nimbus 3 (launched April 14, 1969) could now be handled quantitatively and might permit estimations of the location, amount, and ... in the infrared; as the albedo increases, the solar radiation decreases, and the surface temperature goes down." Temperature could decrease in next 30 yrs as much as about 3 K 5 ... 1972 10 Jan 11 1972 11 Jan 12 1972 12 Jan 13 1972 13 Jan 14 1972 14 Jan 15 1972 15 Jan 16 1972 16 Jan 17 1972 17 Jan 18 ...

... game in space was held in the Workshop. Conrad said a ball thrown in weightlessness "goes straight as an arrow." The fourth EREP pass was made June 4, as well as ... performance of the flight crew was good and the mission was judged officially on July 14 to be a success. Major records set to date included the longest-duration manned flight ... 1973 10 May 11 1973 11 May 12 1973 12 May 13 1973 13 May 14 1973 14 May 15 1973 15 May 16 1973 16 May 17 1973 17 May 18 ...

... hapless pop­ulace which finds itself on ground zero)'', anything less than a full orbit goes. . . . In the interest of survival, here is one balance the U.S must move swiftly ... people. Neither the Kennedy nor the Johnson Administration has honored that trust." ''(Barron's, 10/14/68, 15)'' Christian Science Monitor editorial listed purchases bought by $32.4 bil­lion spent ... 1968 10 Oct 11 1968 11 Oct 12 1968 12 Oct 13 1968 13 Oct 14 1968 14 Oct 15 1968 15 Oct 16 1968 16 Oct 17 1968 17 Oct 18 ...

... station is placed in orbit," would end NASA manned space flight "unless the shuttle project goes ahead. In a sense, it's a shuttle to nowhere unless a permanent space station ... , Mathematica study includes 62 shuttle trips to space stations in one scenario." ''(W Post, 5/14/72, B3)'' Role of Vandenberg Air Force Base in space shuttle program was doubtful, Frank ... 1972 10 May 11 1972 11 May 12 1972 12 May 13 1972 13 May 14 1972 14 May 15 1972 15 May 16 1972 16 May 17 1972 17 May 18 ...

... in the afternoon, when warmer air is moving up the slopes and cooling as it goes." Pictures of north polar area showed wavelike clouds "formed by a simple, harmonic movement of ... .432-billion NASA appropriation, as approved by Senate Committee on Appropriations May 31. ''(CR, 6/14/72, 89371-97)'' European Space Conference delegation visited U.S. to complete resolutions for July ... 1972 10 Jun 11 1972 11 Jun 12 1972 12 Jun 13 1972 13 Jun 14 1972 14 Jun 15 1972 15 Jun 16 1972 16 Jun 17 1972 17 Jun 18 ...

... data from different sensors or alter data products to meet particular needs. (Def Daily, Jan 14/94; Federal Computer Week, Jan 24/94) Russian cosmonauts Vasily Tsibliyev and Alexander A. Serebrov ... . They were replaced by two cosmonauts, including Valery Polyakov , due to stay a record-breaking 14 months in space, to break the record 366 days set by Vladimir G. Titov and ... 1994 10 Jan 11 1994 11 Jan 12 1994 12 Jan 13 1994 13 Jan 14 1994 14 Jan 15 1994 15 Jan 16 1994 16 Jan 17 1994 17 Jan 18 ...

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