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... spacecraft and upper stage booster for the Mars Observer Mission scheduled for launch in August 1990. The first in a series of proposed planetary observer programs, the Mars Observer would study the climate, atmosphere, and surface, using eight science instruments while in orbit around the planet a full Martian year, 687 Earth days. (NASA Release 86-34; WSJ, Mar 26 ...

... far more than the Agency estimated originally: Advanced Solid Motor, Advanced Turbopump, Transfer Orbit Stage, Mars Observer , Space Station, and the Space Shuttle waste collection system. Daniel S. Goldin promised the subcommittee ... ; how space issues would be coordinated among Federal agencies; Earth observation programs; and the function of a Space Station. (Space News, Mar 22-28/93) An article in Aviation Week & Space Technology ...

... for the launching of the Mars Observer mission in 1990. Under pressure from the scientific community, NASA considered spending about $130 million for the launching of the Mars Observer from an Air Force Titan rocket. The Agency said it planned to launch the spacecraft in 1992 from the Space Shuttle . (NASA Release 87-32; LA Times, Mar 14/87 ...

... waves. The spaceships, now travelling to separate destinations in the solar system, were NASA's Mars Observer , Galileo Spacecraft Galileo , and the ERS's Ulysses spacecraft. Such waves of gravity have never ... make observations simultaneously, thus greatly increasing the reliability of any detection. (NASA Release 93-38; AP, Mar 22/93) February 1993 February March 1993 March Mar 1 1993 1 Mar 2 1993 2 Mar 3 ...

... Earth. (AP, Mar 18/93) NASA said that the Mars Observer spacecraft fired four of its 24 thrusters as a means of adjusting its course so it could begin orbiting Mars on August 24 ... Mar 10 1993 10 Mar 11 1993 11 Mar 12 1993 12 Mar 13 1993 13 Mar 14 1993 14 Mar 15 1993 15 Mar 16 1993 16 Mar 17 1993 17 Mar 18 1993 18 Mar 19 1993 19 Mar 20 1993 20 Mar ...

... complete installation. (W Post, Mar 9/ 85, A2) NASA announced that astronomers at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ( JPL ) and the Universities of Hawaii, Arizona, and Texas were observing Pluto and its only ... . In order not to miss any of the earliest events, the astronomers had established an observing network at McDonald Observatory in Texas, the University of Arizona observatories, Palomar Observatory in California ...

... out worlds''' In April, K2 will take part in a global experiment in exoplanet observation with a special observing period or campaign, Campaign 9. In this campaign, both K2 and astronomers at ... layer of spacesuit material for performance in different kinds of planetary environments, such as like Mars or large asteroids. Winners for the Space Suit Textile Testing Challenge are: Evaluating Space ...

... series of satellites carrying various instruments that were scheduled to make simultaneous, global-scale observations of related environmental variables and climate. The EOS Data and Information System were ... Mar 10 1991 10 Mar 11 1991 11 Mar 12 1991 12 Mar 13 1991 13 Mar 14 1991 14 Mar 15 1991 15 Mar 16 1991 16 Mar 17 1991 17 Mar 18 1991 18 Mar 19 1991 19 Mar ...

... Alouette II , and Isis I investigated eclipse-caused changes in ionosphere. Ground observations were conducted by observers from three universities and four NASA centers at sites in Virginia and Mexico. ... Mar 10 1970 10 Mar 11 1970 11 Mar 12 1970 12 Mar 13 1970 13 Mar 14 1970 14 Mar 15 1970 15 Mar 16 1970 16 Mar 17 1970 17 Mar 18 1970 18 Mar 19 1970 19 Mar ...

... ATM and to make complementary observations." OSO 7, in orbit, "made many unique observations during the August 1972 period of intense solar activity and made the first observations of gamma rays in solar ... Mar 10 1973 10 Mar 11 1973 11 Mar 12 1973 12 Mar 13 1973 13 Mar 14 1973 14 Mar 15 1973 15 Mar 16 1973 16 Mar 17 1973 17 Mar 18 1973 18 Mar 19 1973 19 Mar ...

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