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First flight launching of a spin-stabilized 20-inch-diameter spherical rocket, by NASA Langley's PARD at Wallops Station, Va. Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA announced that DISCOVERER I was no longer in orbit.

H. Rept. 189, Committee on Science and Astronautics, “Authorizing the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Through the Administrator of General Services To Lease Buildings for the Use of the Administration in the District of Columbia” published to accompany H.R. 4913. Media:MAR-1959-03-09.pdf Missiles & Rockets Mar 9 1959

Media:MAR-1959-03-02.pdf Missiles & Rockets Mar 2 1959

Media:MAR-1959-03-16.pdf Missiles & Rockets Mar 16 1959

Media:MAR-1959-03-23.pdf Missiles & Rockets Mar 23 1959

Media:MAR-1959-03-30.pdf Missiles & Rockets Mar 30 1959

... orbit Mar. 17, 1958. The satellite's stability of orbit had provided geodetic observations, including the determination that the earth is slightly pear-shaped. VANGUARD I was the only satellite orbited before 1959 ... 10 Mar 11 1964 11 Mar 12 1964 12 Mar 13 1964 13 Mar 14 1964 14 Mar 15 1964 15 Mar 16 1964 16 Mar 17 1964 17 Mar 18 1964 18 Mar 19 1964 19 Mar 20 1964 20 Mar 21 ...

... Netherlands. Media:1959-03-12_Missile_Development_and_Space_Sciences.pdf Missile Development & Space Sciences Hearings Before Committee On Science And Astronautics U.S. House Of Representatives 86th Congress Mar. 12th 1959 - Sec ...

First of NIKE-ASP sounding rockets to provide geophysical information on wind activity between 50 and 150 miles high was launched successfully from NASA. Wallops Station. Media:MAR-1959-08-17.pdf Missiles & Rockets Aug 17 1959

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