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... ; and "touch" and mobility systems. (Spaceport News, Nov 7/85, 6) Scientists analyzing data recently sent from two monitoring devices aboard the Nimbus-7 satellite said the observations confirmed a progressive deterioration in ... , high transonic and supersonic maneuverability, an expanded flight envelope, and improved survivability. (D/D, Nov 7/85, 33) United Airlines today placed orders with a value of over $3.1 billion ...

Image:Nimbus.jpg 200px Image:Nimbus_(2).jpg 200px Nimbus 1 satellite Category:Spacecraft

... Nike-Cajun sounding rocket launched from WSMR carried special parachute and payload to 41.7-mi ''(67-km)'' altitude to test parachute deployment at high altitude and to determine ... example, noise reduction, VTOL and STOL, air­craft for remote measurement of earth resources, and Nimbus D for charting atmosphere parameters. NASA Centers would be reorganized "to retain . . . after reductions in ...

... lunar-orbiting probes on photographic missions. ''(San Diego Union, 9/8/64)'' September 7-12: 15th Congress of the International Astronautical Federation ''(IAF)'' held in Warsaw. Reported ... packed audiences. Informative U.S. papers on progress on comsats, weather satellites ''(including NIMBUS I photographs)'', manned lunar landing program, and bioastronautics, as well as consideration of ...

... made by the achievements of Soviet science and technology in space." ''(AP, Huntsville Times, 4/7/65)'' New York World's Fair opened for its second season. It featured NASA-DOD ... model, an X-15 model, full-scale reproductions of Tiros , Nimbus , Relay I Relay , Telstar , and Syncom satellites, and AURORA 7 Mercury spacecraft. An honorary astronaut card signed by Astronaut Alan B ...

... `Neil Armstrong Airport.' Bill was referred to House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. ''(CR, 7/26/71, H7164)'' Union of Concerned Scientists-Boston area coalition of scientists, engineers, and other ... Inq, 8/7/71)'' Areas sounding rocket launched by NASA from Ft. Greely, Alaska, carried Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC experiment to obtain ozone measurements in conjunction with Nimbus 4 satellite overpass ...

... affected by the strike included Nimbus F experimental satellite, OSO-I Orbiting Solar Observatory , and Communications Satellite Corp.'s Marisat-A maritime communications satellite. (Av Wk, 7 April 75, 17) The European ... first applications satellite, would record and transmit data for more accurate weather forecasting. ( ESRO Release, 7 April 75) The relationship of the scientific community to any White House advisory panel should ...

... , being held in Geneva, U.S. delegation circulated paper de­scribing plans to orbit a Nimbus weather satellite in 1963, the satellite to provide daily photographic observations of the globe. ''(Reuters ... been quietly trying to persuade them to accept, the proposal. ''(Hines, Wash. Sun. Star, 4/7/63)'' April 1963 April Apr 1 1963 1 Apr 2 1963 2 Apr 3 1963 3 Apr 4 1963 4 Apr 5 1963 5 Apr 6 1963 6 Apr 7 1963 7 Apr 8 1963 8 Apr 9 1963 9 Apr 10 1963 10 Apr 11 ...

... Center Satellite Situation Report listed the satellite as "research Satellite for geophysics." ''(AP, Wash. Post, 7/7/63; GSFC Sat. Sit. Rpt., 6/30/63)'' Dr. E. C. Welsh, Executive Secretary of ... . For example, rendezvous technique, life-protective measures, control and guidance systems, improvement in rockets, etc. " 7. The moon is an excellent platform for mounting astronom­ical instruments, without atmospheric handicaps. " 8 ... one of few men in U.S. with such qualifications. ''(AP, N.Y. Herald Trib., 7/7/63)'' General Electric Co. said four men would spend one month inside full-scale model ...

... helpful in evaluating effect of telemetry blackout occurring during missile launch. ''(OAR Research. Review, 10/7/63, 10)'' National Science Foundation appropriations of $323 million were voted by the House Appropriations ... man whose furious pedaling turned a propeller on a slender-winged, featherweight craft. ''(NYT, 10/7/63)'' The aerospace industry "could better be defined as the na­tional survival industry," Stuart ...

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