Search wiki using Sphinx

Jump to: navigation, search

... had awarded Martin Marietta Corp. a $32 million contract to develop a teleoperator retrieval system (TRS), a reusable TV equipped propulsive device for use by Space Shuttle crews to deliver, stabilize ... Space Flight Center , the contract called for delivery of flight hardware by September 1979. The TRS, a low-thrust box-like spacecraft operated from the Space Shuttle by remote control, could ...

... . Louis Post-Dispatch,, 9/24/63)'' USAF announced two 11/2-lb. Tetrahedral Research Satellites (TRS) had been ejected into orbit from an unidentified orbiting satellite earlier in 1963. Twin satellites ... by NASA Minitrack telemetry network, cooperating with USAF in the project. ''(DOD Release 1260-63; TRS Fact Sheet)'' Quoting President Kennedy's Inaugural Address, in which he said, "Let both sides ...

... , 4) NASA announced that MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC had developed a teleoperator-retrieval system (TRS) vehicle for first use in late 1979, either to boost the Skylab orbiting space laboratory ... research and development under way since the mid-1960s. Anticipated long-range usefulness of the TRS for payload survey, stabilization, retrieval, and delivery missions; its recovery and reuse capability; and its ...

... day. (1MB PDF) In the first test of the precision location/strike system (PLSS), three TR-1 aircraft picked up a radar signal like one an enemy might use to guide ... ground-based and airborne electronics. In an operational scenario, the three highly instrumented, high-altitude TR-1 s would fly race-track patterns behind the forward edge of a battle area. Around the clock, in all kinds of weather, the TR-1 listening platforms would detect enemy electronic transmissions. Despite dense electromagnetic interference, the ...

... . ''(OAR Release 7-63-4)'' USAF launched three unidentified satellites and a Tetrahedral, Research Satellite (TRS) from Pt. Arguello: a single unidentified satellite from a Thor-Agena D vehicle and the other two unidentified satellites with the TRS from an Atlas-Agena B launch vehicle. The 1.5-1b. TRS was to measure solar cell radiation dam­age. ''(Pres ...

... control its reentry over an open ocean area. Riding into orbit on the Shuttle, the TRS would be deployed and remotely operated by an astronaut aided by a television image from ... range of the TV signal. MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC would manage development of the TRS, and Martin Marietta would be responsible for vehicle integration. ( MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release ...

... design review in March 1978 of the teleoperator retrieval system(TRS). MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC had been managing development of the TRS to adjust the orbit of Skylab see Nov. 2 ... teleoperator system. The contractor would make wide use of already qualified hardware in preparing for TRS assembly, test, and integration. ( MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release 77-220) October 1977 October ...

... Thompson. What the heck does George Low want? So I got out my TR travel requisition? , book of TRs, and I went on an airplane, and I came down here. I got ... .” And they packed up fifty people, got them to St. Louis, and I put my TRs in my pocket, I figured my passport’s there in St. Louis and if I ...

... : Sponsored by A. F. Office Scientific Research and Convair Division, General Dynamics Corp. (Summary: AFOST-TR-57-41, AD120-430, Feb. 1957) 4- K. A. Ehricke , CISLUNAR OPERATIONS, American Rocket Society ... Sponsored by A. F. Office Scientific Research and Convair Division, General Dynamics Corp. (Summary: AFOST-TR-57-41, AD 120-430, Feb. 1957) 6- H. A. Lieske, LUNAR INSTRUMENT CARRIER - ASCENT ...

... ecological monitoring of Kennedy's premises, located on a national wildlife refuge. (NASA Release C94-kk) In a report by the House Government Operations Committee it concluded that NASA's sloppy ...

Powered by Sphinx