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... being conducted with Explorer XXII , XXVII, and XXIX, and two French satellites. ''(Kehoe, W Post, 8/8/68, Fl)'' ComSatCorp , on behalf of INTELSAT, issued RFP for aeronautical com­munications satellites for ... five-year life for em­placement in synchronous equatorial orbit. ''(ComSatCorp Release 68-38)'' August 8-9: Two NASA Nike-Tomahawk sounding rockets launched from NASA Wallops Station reached 178-mi ...

... such measurements had been made with sounding rockets within the Arctic Circle. ''(NASA Release 65-8)'' NASA Manned Spacecraft Center announced selection of Maj. Leroy Gordon Cooper (USAF) and Lt. Cdr ... , United Arab Republic, Sudan, Iraq, Lebanon, Tunisia, Argentina, Jordan, Indonesia, and Ceylon. ''(Av. Wk., 2/8/65, 25)'' The world's first nuclear-powered weather station, designated Navy Oceanographic and Meteorological ...

... , and lunar landing crew; better radiation protection; improved safety factor; reduced cost. ''(M&R, 3/8/65, 6)'' California's Gov. Edmund G. Brown, in his second Annual Economic Report to ... manpower from defense and aerospace production to other areas." ''(AP, L.A. Herald-Examiner, 3/8/65)'' France announced successful launching in the Sahara of the Emeraude stage of the Diamant ... would be disastrous. ''(Clark, NYT, 3/9/65; Clark, NYT, 3/10/65, 69)'' March 8-12: "Efficiency and Perfection through People" was objective of AFSC's Internal Zero Defects Program ...

... most apparent in the offspring of flies exposed to actual spaceflight conditions. ''(Dubinin, Bakinskiy rabochiy, 8/8/65, 4)'' NASA Manned Spacecraft Center Director Dr. Robert R. Gilruth received the China-Burma ... contributed the most during the past year to the American way of life." ''(Houston Chron., 8/8/65)'' Indonesia test-fired a research rocket from a site "somewhere in Indonesia," Djakarta radio ...

... on the April 24 crash-landing which resulted in Cosmonaut Komarov's death. ''(Newsweek, 5/8/67)'' U.S.S.R. was completing construction of several ground stations for use with ... stations simultaneously; Molniya I's could reach only one at a time. ''(Av Wk, 5/8/67,13)'' "Despite the high cost and dangers in exploring space, tragically dramatized by the ... : 57% favored manned planetary expeditions; 31% opposed them; and 12% were undecided. ''(Natl Obs, 5/8/67)'' Earth had been cooling off rapidly since 1950 because of accumulation of atmospheric dust ...

... Sporadic-E) , electron collision frequency, electron temperature, and positive ion densities of species in the 8-to 60-a.m.u. range. Rocket and instrumentation performed satisfactorily, and excellent results were ... -billion NASA FY 1968 authorization bill (S. 1296), completing congressional action on the authorization. ''(CR, 8/8/67, H10054-60)'' NASA had modified TRW Systems ' $34.7-million contract for Orbiting Geophysical ...

... . payload capacity or an intermediate vehicle with 40,000-lb. payload capacity. ''(Alexander, Av. Wk., 8/8/66, 59-78)'' Atlas F advanced ballistic reentry system ICBM fired from Vandenberg AFB apparently ... in design of landing gear, fuel lines, and electrical cables for greater safety. ''(Av. Wk., 8/8/66,34)'' New method of averting aircraft crashes on landing or takeoff was demonstrated at ...

... . It enriched the millions and millions of people who always benefit from industry. . . . ''(W News, 8/8/69, 23)'' Washington Post editorial: "There was a certain logic in playing down the purely ... possible, know the areas most appropriate for exploration in terms of gaining knowledge." ''(W Post, 8/8/69)'' “On The Moon – Footprints and Photographs by Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin ...

... (678.5-mi) apogee, 1085-km (674.2-mi) perigee, 107-min period, and 99.8° inclination, where it would investigate new technique for accurate, real-time determination of positions on ... zero g. He hoped to place test heating device aboard Apollo 14 . '' (Hewitt, NYT, 4/8/70, 51)'' Wristwatch calibrated on lunar time system developed by Kenneth L. Franklin, Assistant Chairman ... hours. Each lune was divided into 24 "lunours" about an earth-hour long. '' (WSJ, 4/8/70)'' NASA announced selection of General Electric Co. for negotiation of $50 000 000 cost ...

... cell, the first living organism, the first organized spark of self-reproducing life." ''(NYT, 12/8/70)'' Wall Street Journal editorial said Congressmen were "squabbling" over location of future NASA Space ... efficiently-and not merely where local Congressmen are most adept at gathering spoils." ''(WSJ, 12/8/70)'' U.S. Court of Appeals was studying suit to force disclosure of SST report ... H. Pratt on grounds report was covered by doctrine of executive privilege. ''(W Star, 12/8/70, A3)'' Washington Post editorial urged House to follow Senate in denying SST funding see ...

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