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Venera-3 3MV-3 No. 1.
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Venera-3 pennants sent to Venus
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Venera-3 pennants sent to Venus
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Venera-3 pennants sent to Venus
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Venera 1 probe
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Pravda report on Venera 1
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Venera II probe in museum
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Venera-2 3MV-4 No. 4.
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... 's first satellite launch since the new agency's establishment on 30 May. ( ESA Release, 7 Aug 75)
Scientists were calling for names for the thousands of mountains, craters, and chasms ... two Viking spacecraft Viking spacecraft scheduled to reach Mars in 1976 and the two Soviet Venera spacecraft scheduled to approach Venus in October would no doubt uncover a host of new ... meeting of the International Astronomical Union (IAU), world clearinghouse for solar-system nomenclature. (Jones, CSM, 7 Aug 75, 2)
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... 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)''
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... 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 ...
... . Chance that life existed in other solar systems seemed "absolutely 100 per cent." ''(US News, 7/7/69)''
Bonny, pig-tailed monkey launched on board NASA'S Biosatellite III June 29, was ... War II veterans. Trophy was presented during 27th reunion in Ojai, Calif. ''(AP, W Star, 7/7/69, A2)''
White House announced President Nixon had canceled plans to dine with Apollo 11 ... old and that crusts of earth and of moon were intimately related. ''(Getze, LA Times, 7/7/69)''
Newsweek's 42nd space age cover story since October 1957 contained comments from "opinion ...
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