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... about 70%. ''(GSFC Press Conf. Transcript; Finney, NYT, 9/3/64, 13)'' NASA's SYNCOM II and SYNCOM III crossed paths at the equator about 22,000 mi. above the Pacific Ocean at about 162° east longitude. SYNCOM launched into synchronous equatorial orbit Aug. 19, was drifting toward International Date Line at rate ... Rand Corp. ''(Don Release 633-64)'' September 1964 September Sep 1 1964 1 Sep 2 1964 2 Sep 3 1964 3 Sep 4 1964 4 Sep 5 1964 5 Sep 6 1964 ...

... Albuquerque by John Linsley of MIT Laboratory for Nuclear Science. ''(AP, Wash. Eve. Star, 3/2/63, A2)'' Officials of NASA, NSF, NAS, and other U.S. Government organiza­tions denied ... . Eve. Star, 3/2/63)'' Boyden Observatory near Bloemfontein, South Africa, had con­firmed location of SYNCOM I communications satellite, Harvard Univ. Observatory Director Donald H. Menzel announced. SYNCOM I was tumbling end ...

Image:Syncom1.jpg 200px Syncom I satellite Category:Spacecraft

Image:Syncom3.jpg 200px Syncom III satellite Category:Spacecraft

... been awarded contract to develop and build five Advanced Technological Satellites (ATS) based on Advanced Syncom design study. The 650-lb. satellites would be used to test several spacecraft techniques, particularly ... being made to attempt to define What we mean by a capability. . . ." ''(Av. Wk., 3/2/64, 73)'' Air Force Chief of Staff General Curtis E. LeMay said in testimony before ... manned interceptor, a long-range bomber or a new high-speed commercial craft." ''(NYT, 3/2/64, 26)'' Col. John C. Nickerson (USAF) , 47, a key- figure in USA-USAF Thor ...

... . Debold, Commanding Officer, U.S. Naval Research and Development Satellite Communications Group, spoke via SYNCOM II satellite with his second in command on board USNS Kingsport. Kingsport, which ... Army-developed communications terminals on East and West Coasts. ''( AIAA Booster, 7/2/64, 2)'' Engineers proposed development of intercontinental ballistic troop trans-port capable of carrying 1, ...

November 2-4: RELAY I and RELAY II communications satellites were used to broadcast election week previews and results to Europe. Total broadcast time amounted to slightly less than two hours. SYNCOM ... unfeasible or too expensive in relation to the military benefits they would yield. . . ." ''(SBD, 11/2/64, 5)'' Soviet members of the U.N. Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer ... , Prof. Yu. D. Kalimin, and Mr. I. V. Milovidov. ''(God-dard News, 12/14/64, 2)'' Aviation Week editor Robert Hotz took U.S. intelligence experts and NASA officials to task ...

... orbiter Challenger . The principal objectives of the six-day flight would be deployment of a SYNCOM communications satellite and retrieval of the free-flying Long Duration Exposure Facility. John M. Fabian ... Release 84-12) January 1984 January February 1984 February Feb 1 1984 1 Feb 2 1984 2 Feb 3 1984 3 Feb 4 1984 4 Feb 5 1984 5 Feb 6 1984 ...

... Services''' - NASA has awarded the Synergy-Achieving Consolidated Operations and Maintenance (SACOM) contract to Syncom Space Service LLC of Fort Worth, Texas to provide consolidated facility operations and ... totaling nine years and five months, with a maximum potential value of $1.2 billion. ''Release C15-022'' '''NASA Awards Evaluations, Assessments, Studies, Services Support Contract''' - NASA ...

... . Thompson as test pilot. Towed to 13,000-ft. altitude by C-47 aircraft, M-2 glided each time to landing on Rogers Dry Lake bed in a few seconds over ... type enlarged itself by four or five times in the Martian environment. ''(M&R, 9/2/63)'' AFSC announced establishment of field office at NASA Manned Space­craft Center , headed by ... compartment contains environmental life-support system and necessary survival equipment. ''(Cook, Wash. Daily News, 9/2/63)'' Results of Harvard Business School poll of U.S. industrialists on how they viewed ...

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