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... in the FY '66 budget: $2,15 million for Snap-8 ; $3 million for the M-1 engine. ''( Text; NASA Auth. Hearings Part 4 , 279-88)'' First Saturn V booster ( S-IC-T ... kerosene, and five F-1 engines, each weighing ten tons, which provided total thrust of 7.5 million lbs. ''( FC Release 65-47; Marshall Star, 3/3/65, 1, 6)'' Louis Walter, geochemist ... for new starts on space-related research in various areas-Biology and Medicine, Physical Sciences, Engineering, and Business Administration." ''(Text)'' More than 250 scholars and theologians met in New York to ...

... lasted about 30 sec, Powered by 8 Rocketdyne uprated H-1 engines, each developing 200,000 lbs, of thrust, S-IB-1 stage would be fired at least one more time before being ... data to all countries throughout the whole world engendered," Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Robert M. White, Chief of the U.S. Weather Bureau, praised the Tiros program and said that ... amount of each one-month airframe contract extension was $1 million ($750,000 Government, $250,000 contractor) ; dollar amount of each one-month engine contract extension was $835,000 ($626,250 Government ...

... had already cost NASA about $1.5 million; costs would increase later when crews would have to work overtime to meet pro-gram commitments. Challenger 's 1 engine was removed February 4 when a crack in a coolant line allowed inflammable gas to leak into the aft compartment. Then, the replacement engine was found to have ...

... and Robert IL Gilruth. Third successful static-test firing of "Old Salty"—an H-1 rocket engine H-1 engine that had been submerged in salt water for four hours before each of its ... determine feasibility and costs of recovering, rebuilding, and reusing booster engines as opposed to cost of new engines. Early results indicated that engines could be recovered and rebuilt at a cost of about 10% of new engines. NASA fired a Scout rocket from Wallops Station ...

... engineering stuff, I had taken over the lunar module engine oversight. The descent stage engine was doing really well, but the ascent engine ... Those tracks are probably still there. '''Duke:''' If—unless—I’m convinced they are, unless there was a meteorite impact nearby ... the Astronaut Office, was in Operations Management over in Building 1; and I don’t know. I just got frustrated with— '''Ward ...

... of the special team of scientists and engineers that developed the program plans for what was— '''Cortright:''' Can I interrupt? '''Dinkel:''' Sure. '''Cortright:''' I'm talking about things that I think I ... you've got engineers with no background who did all these things. They went in cold, pretty much, and invented. It's like the Apollo program itself, which I'm getting off ... don't have much of a surplus, although the tobacco companies now are quoting a $1.5 trillion surplus. Have you seen that ad? '''Dinkel:''' No, sir. '''Cortright:''' So if we ...

... .); perigee, 191 km. (119 mi.); period, 88.6 min.; inclination, 51°. ‘‘(Tass, 3/1/66)’’ Edgar M. Cortright , NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Space Science and Applications, testifying before the ... Center LaRC . ‘‘(Wash. Eve. Star, 3/2/66, A18)’’ Douglas Aircraft Co. engineers Thorne L. Runyan and John M. Dick reported that intensity of sunlight and blackness of shadows would Cause ...

... . Considers Stockton, California, to be his hometown. Education B.S., Electrical Engineering, University of the Pacific, 1984, M.S., Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of California-Santa Barbara, 1986. Experience 1987-2001 were spent ... . Jan 02-Jun 04 Branch Chief, Materials, & Processes Branch. Materials and Processes (M&P) branch chief within the Structural Engineering Division. Duties included managing the careers of 30 professional civil servants with ...

... oil and the filters in the auxiliary power units or replacing them with backup units. Engineers at KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC or Johnson Space Center JSC were not sure which course ... November 12 was delayed 2 hours and 40 minutes by trouble in the cockpit electronics. Engineers discovered November 11 that a 15-pound device, called multiplexer-demultiplexer (MUX/DEMUX), that collected ... , A-3; Nov 6/81, A-9; Nov 13/81, A-1; NY Times, Nov 5/81, A-1; NASA MOR M-989-81-02 postlaunch Dec 17/81) October 1981 October November ...

... ; datastyle = text-align:right; header1 = label1 = data1 = header2 = label2 = Birth Name data2 = Ronald M. Sega header3 = label3 = Birth Date data3 = Dec 4 1952 header4 = label4 = Birth Place ... 1997. Other Information Dr. Sega left NASA on July 1, 1996 to become Dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs ...

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