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... /31/73,; 5/31/73; NYT, 3/10/73, 31)'' Photo-mapping of Mars by Mariner 9 (launched May 30, 1971) had re­vealed multiple circular features surrounding both poles which might ... to the constant moving of the earth's continents and oceans. ''(Murray, Malin, Science, 3/9/73, 997­999)'' The Subcommittee on Manned Space Flight transmitted space shuttle ­ Skylab , 1973: Status ... industrial competence which could easily provide a firm basis for more ambitious projects. ''(Science, 3/9/73, 984-986)'' Experiments by international groups using the intersecting storage rings of the European ...

... H. M. Schurmeier, former Ranger project manager, would manage the Mars project involving two new Mariner spacecraft scheduled for launch in 1969. Effective Feb. 1, Geoffrey Robillard would replace Schurmeier ... 200-bev machine being designed by Univ. of California to lower costs. ‘‘(Sullivan, NYT, 1/9/66, E9)’’ Soviet rocket pioneer Vladimir Vasilyevich Razumov, presumed to have died in Stalinist ...

... in order to determine whether the system should be modified, changed, or eliminated." '' (OR, 7/9/70, S10974-5)'' Mstislav V. Keldysh , President of Soviet Academy of Sciences, ... Environmental Satellite Center, and Research Laboratories-with Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, Marine Game Fish Research Program, and Marine Minerals Technology Center (formerly of Dept. of Interior); National ...

... small tactical aerial mobility platform (STAMP) -a wheelless "flying jeep"-was undergoing tests at the Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro, Calif. The two-man 300-kg vehicle, produced under a $500 000 Marine contract to the Garrett Corp., could hover as well as fly 120 km per hr ... min at a time. The marines were testing the vehicle for possible reconnaissance, target spotting, courier work, mine detection, and rescue. ''(AP, B Sun, 9 March 74, A3)'' 9-12 March: Soviet space ...

... Director 1964-1967, and as Corporate-wide General Manager for the Skylab project. ''(NASA Ann, 9 May 74)'' Federal Aviation Administrator Alexander P. Butterfield signed in London a Memorandum of Understanding ... to a conference with the House on their differences. ''(CR, 9 May 74, S7461; NASA LAR, XIII/66)'' 9-10 May: Two Mariner 10 trajectory correction maneuvers were made by an onboard propulsion ... 48 000 km of Mercury, for a second encounter in September. The correction would allow Mariner 10 's TV cameras to photograph the full planet from the sun side at a ...

... . Col. John H. Glenn , Jr., was awarded the Navy's astronaut wings and a new Marine Corps device—a winged rocket superimposed on a globe—that would also be given to all future Marines who orbited the earth in a space capsule. Titan II missile Titan II underwent a ... 1962 5 Mar 6 1962 6 Mar 7 1962 7 Mar 8 1962 8 Mar 9 1962 9 Mar 10 1962 10 Mar 11 1962 11 Mar 12 1962 12 Mar 13 ...

... remove the spacecraft from the launch vehicle for additional evaluation. The launch was rescheduled for 9 Sept. after evaluation concluded that the anomaly had been caused by a faulty connector ... of NASA's Office of Aeronautics and Space Technology, would provide trackers for planetary Mariner spacecraft after the Mariner-Jupiter-Saturn mission in 1977 and for such Space Shuttle payloads as the ...

Image:Mariner_C.jpg 200px Mariner C spacecraft Category:Spacecraft

... engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1997. Douglas Hurley, a retired U.S. Marine colonel, was born in Endicott, New York, and considers Apalachin, New York, his hometown. Hurley ... is serving as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Station Chief in American Samoa. U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Nicole Mann originally is from Penngrove, California. She is a graduate of the ...

Image:Mariner1.jpg 200px Mariner 1 spacecraft Category:Spacecraft

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