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Sigma 7 - The NASA Mission Reports comes with a bonus Windows CDROM. Featuring NASA movies and images and an exclusive interview with Sigma 7 pilot Walter M. Schirra At 7:15 a.m. on October 3, 1962, Project Mercury Astronaut Walter M. Schirra , Jr., in his Sigma 7 spacecraft, was launched into ...

Media:MA08_TE2.PDF Postlaunch memorandum of the 3rd Manned Orbital Space Flight Mercury Atlas 8/Sigma 7 Oct 23 1962 Category:Publications

Media:MA08_TEC.PDF Results of the 3rd Manned Orbital Space Flight Mercury Atlas 8/Sigma 7 Oct 3 1962 Category:Publications

... control fuel that no one could argue that we had not bad enough fuel aboard SIGMA 7 for eighteen orbits, if we wanted it. I think I proved that point." He said ... hotter in the tent at Cape Canaveral than I ever, ever thought of being in SIGMA 7 ." He reported sighting the "fireflies" and believing they emanated from the spacecraft. New York Times ... 1962 3 Oct 4 1962 4 Oct 5 1962 5 Oct 6 1962 6 Oct 7 1962 7 Oct 8 1962 8 Oct 9 1962 9 Oct 10 1962 10 Oct 11 ...

... Just four days after the successful launch of Alouette, STEM antennae flew into space aboard Sigma 7. i In a clear indication of the times, Lapp's team had built and shipped ...

... 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 ...

... field use and could be operational by mid-1970's, Brown said. ''(up:, W Star, 7/7/68, A7)'' Successful test-firing of Phoebus 2A, world's most powerful reactor, June 26 ... XE-1 nuclear engine. Both were vital phases of NASA-AEC Rover program. ''(SD Union, 7/7/68, 12)'' Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. announced plans for new Guppy, 4,000 ... scheduled to culmi­nate in explosion of France's first hydrogen bomb. ''(up:, NYT, 7/7/68, 7; W Post, 7/8/68, Al2)'' July 1968 July Jul 1 1968 1 Jul 2 1968 ...

... the interaction of the proton and the electron in the hydrogen atom. ''(M&R, 12/7/64,17)'' USAF announced completion of the highly successful Demonstration and Shakedown Operations ''(DASO)'' series ... would consist of an adapter, a flexible hose, and a selector valve. ''(M&R, 12/7/64, 17)'' AF Cambridge Research Laboratories, had successfully demonstrated that communications could be made through ...

... blades would eliminate the need for additional energy sources for maneuvering in space. ''(Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, 7/7/65, 3)'' Photos of the rim of the terrestrial globe and of the twilight aureole ... that the colored luminescense following major volcanic outbreaks was related to this phenomenon. ''(National Zeitung, 7/7/65, 6)'' Consensus of W. German observers at the International Air Show (June 11-20 ...

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