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Guenter Wendt at Pad 34 KSC, August 2001. Image taken from directly below the launch pad. ©2001 Robert Godwin

... Aircraft Corporation kingpin at Cape Canaveral Florida . That’s Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, not KSC Kennedy Space Center . There’s a difference between the two. Anyway, Yardley was down. The ... . So we tested as well as we could, and then the vehicle was shipped to KSC, where they put the instrumentation package and they did the altitude chambers test with the ... the temperatures and pressures they were reading, because where they designed the instrumentation in—gosh, KSC, with John Yardley, moved it where they thought it ought to be. So you thought ...

... one at the Cape. This is on MILA, the Merritt Island Launch Area in the KSC Kennedy Space Center industrial complex. The Gemini simulator and the control center were over on ... one at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center is number 515. The one at KSC is a mockup. KSC doesn’t want you to know about that. It was made to train the ... . In fact, because of this, I wanted to count how many alligators were in KSC. I went to KSC, and they said, “We don’t know how many.” I got the park ...

... flights into easterly orbits. NASA would provide facilities for shuttle users at Kennedy Space Center KSC by modification of existing facilities. Vandenberg AFB site would be phased in toward end of ... shuttle site selection. Dr. George M. Low , NASA Deputy Administrator, explained at Kennedy Space Center KSC briefing why site construction at Vandenberg AFB would cost more than at Kennedy Space Center ...

... to the media. Note that all media must apply through the NASA website https://media.ksc.nasa.gov by 4:00 PM EDT on Tuesday, April 13 to obtain credentials. Additionally ... Coverage: The event is open to the press. To RSVP go online to: https://media.ksc.nasa.gov All media must RSVP by 4:00 PM EST Tuesday April 13, 2010 ... representatives must apply by Sept. 17. Reporters requesting accreditation must apply online at: https://media.ksc.nasa.gov Badges for rollout may be picked up starting at 6 a.m., Sept ...

... on Government spending which now affect the entire federal budget. . . The total Kennedy Space Center KSC budget is being revised from $455 million for all purposes to $410 million. I am ... at 18,500 by June 30, 1970, instead of current 23,500. Kennedy Space Center KSC strength would remain at 80% of current level, with reduction in support and stage contractors ... the development of up to date methods of evaluation of aircraft worthiness." ''( Kennedy Space Center KSC Release 154-69; W Star, 4/30/69, A2)'' NASA was engaged in "comprehensive continuing ...

... , I was following the unmanned testing that we did from the NASA Kennedy Space Center KSC, Florida , and I’d like to point out that one of the main responsibilities both ... Apollo 6 , however, had spacecraft 017 CM-020 on it. Before we launched, people at KSC were having problems with a lot of noise on their instrumentation system. They had worked ... things. I got to thinking, a JSC engineer running the test here at KSC, I’m sure these KSC guys are going to really check me over and make sure I got ...

... of aeronautical and space vehicles." ''(Testimony)'' John F. Kennedy Space Center , NASA, announced major reorganization. KSC Director Dr. Kurt H. Debus said objectives of reorganization were to; (1) realign Apollo program ... element of the John F. Kennedy Space Center , NASA, to become operational on Merritt Island , KSC announced. Some buildings were being serviced by telephone service through the Center and other buildings ...

... new knowledge than might come from isolated studies. The researchers had funded their own programs, KSC providing meteorological instrumentation, use of the local National Weather Service office, and normal support services such as power, communications, and file processing. KSC, hosting the program for a third consecutive yr, had unique meteorological facilities accumulated during the ...

... subject and carrying out its functions autonomously." Because NASA would be asking KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC to design processing facilities for new-generation launch vehicles such as the second generation Space ... its path automatically in response to sensory feedback from its environment. The KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC robot's servo-controls and software utilities would allow its arm to operate adaptively to ...

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