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... , “Titan Carries Spy Satellite into Orbit,” Florida Today (Brevard, FL), 9 September 2003. NASA announced that National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA , Lockheed Martin , and NASA had formed teams to investigate the ... affect satellite programs. (NASA, “NASA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA and Lockheed Martin Investigate Satellite Accident,” news release 03-287, 9 September 2003, http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2003/sep ...

... that the cracks were caused by stress corrosion. ''(Transcript; Wilford, NYT, 11/10/73, 48)'' NOAA 2 (ITOS-D) meteorological satellite, launched Oct 15, 1972, for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ... time between 9:00 and 9:20 am and of conducting in-orbit engineering evaluation before turning the operational control of the spacecraft over to NOAA's National Environmental Satellite Service Noaa 2 had ...

... orbit over 90°W for flight testing, after which it would be turned over to NOAA for operational use of the VISSR see August 29 . The 103-day gap since NASA's unsuccessful launch of NOAA -B May 29 almost set a record for inactivity. (NASA Dly Am Rpt, Sept 11 ... 1980 5 Sep 6 1980 6 Sep 7 1980 7 Sep 8 1980 8 Sep 9 1980 9 Sep 10 1980 10 Sep 11 1980 11 Sep 12 1980 12 Sep 13 ...

... . .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, said at ... Protection Agency (EPA) and Reorganization Plan No. 4 to establish National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) within Department of Commerce. Plans would be effective in 60 days unless Senate or ...

... proposed activities of all Federal agencies with meteorological programs, the 1975 plan proposed an improved NOAA severe weather warning system; use of new technology for more efficient observation, recording, analysis, and ... Administration weather services to aviation. NASA proposed increases for research with the Nimbus satellite series. ''(NOAA Release 74-128)'' Thiokol Corp. had been awarded an $8 900 000 contract for strap ... 1974 5 Aug 6 1974 6 Aug 7 1974 7 Aug 8 1974 8 Aug 9 1974 9 Aug 10 1974 10 Aug 11 1974 11 Aug 12 1974 12 Aug 13 ...

... and Atmospheric Administration ( NOAA ) began activating the weather satellite, Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite -10 (GOES-10), a backup to the failing GOES-9 satellite. The momentum wheels on GOES-9 , similar to a ... mode would ensure data continuity, saving NOAA a 12- to 15-month wait for a time slot for launch, following the imminent failure of GOES-9 . June 1998 June July 1998 July ...

... keeping with President Carter's directive on space policy, it would undertake a study with NOAA to determine how far private industry could participate directly in U.S. civilian remote-sensing ... direction of Arnold Frutkin, NASA associate administrator for external relations, and Wilbur H. Eskite, Jr., NOAA special assistant for studies and analysis, the agencies would ask for private-sector views on ... 1979 5 Feb 6 1979 6 Feb 7 1979 7 Feb 8 1979 8 Feb 9 1979 9 Feb 10 1979 10 Feb 11 1979 11 Feb 12 1979 12 Feb 13 ...

... Force Station into a solid-fuel rocket-booster recovery and disassembly facility. (Spaceport News, Jan 9/78, 1) The Commerce Department had predicted the total value of U.S. aerospace- ... for paying customers, including the European Space Agency ( ESA ), ComSatCorp , the U.S. Navy, Japan, NOAA , the United Kingdom, and Canada. Cape Canaveral had been scheduled for 10 Delta launches and ...

... expenditure of public funds. Bill was referred to Senate Committee on the Judiciary. ''(CR, 4/9/63, 5609 )'' Dr. Eugene B. Konecci , NASA Director of Biotechnology and Human Research in Office ... Affairs Officer Lt. Col. John H. Powers (USAF) said preparations for Project Mercury flight MA-9 were proceeding on schedule. Flight was scheduled for mid-May. ''(AP, Birmingham Post-Herald, 4 ...

... NIMBUS I satellite, escaped the second hurricane in a month with virtually no damage. ''(AP, 9/9/64)'' Permanent Hall of Science was dedicated at World's Fair, New York City. Participating ... are quite encouraged by this exchange on a scientist-to-scientist basis." ''(AP, Denver Post, 9/9/64)'' British Minister of Aviation Julian Amery announced at banquet of Society of British Aerospace ... plans to accelerate research on an ocean-going hovercraft to fill a naval role. ''(AP, 9/9/64; A&A, 11/64, 116)'' September 1964 September Sep 1 1964 1 Sep 2 ...

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