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Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
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Orbiting Astronomical Observatory 2
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Advanced Orbiting Solar Observatory
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Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
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Orbiting Solar Observatory
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Orbiting Solar Observatory VI
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... normally. ''(Tech Wk, 3/20/67, 13)''
NASA would delay scheduled 1967 launch of second Orbiting Astronomical Observatory ( Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO ) until late 1968 to incorporate changes made necessary after failure of Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO I, NASA Associate ... toward increasing the reliability and the operating efficiency of the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO system in order to insure the success of the second Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO missions. . . . Although the remaining three approved missions have ...
... Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO II orbiting astronomical observatory (launched Dec. 7, 1968) was held at NASA Hq. Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAO Project Manager Joseph Purcell of Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC said spacecraft's five months of orbital ... )''
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... in 1967 will be the additional flights of the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory , Biosatellite, Applications Technology Satellite, and Orbiting Geophysical Observatory . . . . “During fiscal year 1965, the Deep Space network successfully ... dog’s aorta through tube and cuffs with built-in sensors. ‘‘(Tass, 3/3/66)’’
NASA Aerobee 150A launched from NASA Wallops Station carried AFCRL ...
... booms and boom effect. ''(FAA Release 64-3)''
Interviewed in Boston Globe, Dr. Albert J. Kelley ... orbit capable of orbiting with manned orbiting research laboratory. "A preliminary step towards a very large scale telescope might consist of an enlarged orbiting astronomical ... Univ. astronomer, showed that "the moon is not the place for such an observatory but rather a manned earth orbiting system ...
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