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... 's Vostok 1 Image:Vostokinside.jpg Inside of Vostok spacecraft Image:Vostok1pad.jpg Vostok 1 launch vehicle engines firing. April 1961 Image:Vostok1flight.jpg The Vostok 1 launch vehicle in flight. Image:Vostoklanded.jpg Vostok spacecraft after returning to Earth Image:Vostok1capsule.jpg Vostok 1 in Energia Museum Image:Vostokmuseum.jpg Vostok mockup on display ...

Media:VOSTOK.pdf Vostok Booklet The Legendary Vostok booklet handed out at the Soviet Pavilion at Expo 67 Category:Spacecraft

... environmental limits for life on Earth and could provide new insights to microbial evolution. Lake Vostok has yet to be penetrated but remote sensing and computer modelling are already providing clues ... our current state of knowledge is outlined in this review. The unique nature of Lake Vostok has prompted some researchers to propose it as an analogue for environmental conditions and possible ...

... Div. and Link Div. of Singer General Precision, Inc., for competitive negotiations leading to $3.5-million contract for development of crew training simulator for Skylab program at MSC was ... S.R.'s Supreme Soviet. Mrs. Nikolayeva-Tereshkova, who orbited earth 48 times aboard Vostok spacecraft Vostok VI mission June 16, 1963, had been meeting with electorate in preparation for June 14 ...

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... are clear enough in the early lead of the Soviet Union with the first Sputnik, Vostok, and Voskhod. The spurt in Soviet prestige brought a new assurance and weight in the ... will be far greater than you or I can fully appreciate today. . . ." ''(Text; NYT, 2/5/65)'' NASA announced it had approved a Rice Univ. proposal for a satellite to measure ... would add water to the food from their drinking water supply. ''(Schefter, Houston Chron., 2/5/65)'' National Science Foundation announced that a new radio technique might make it possible to ...

... presented Borman with model of Vostok I , first manned spacecraft. Later Borman toured major space tracking station at Eupatoria near Yalta in Crimea. ''(AP, W Star, 7/5/69, A13; UPI, W ... circumstances"-factory, engineering, and research costs had risen twice as much as originally estimated. ''(Flying, 5/69)'' Copy of original tape recording of excited voices of astronomers as they discovered first ...

... of bioastronautics laboratories but this was not accepted by the Department of Defense." ''(NYT, 4/5/63)'' USN made second attempt to place operational Transit navigational satellite into orbit from Pt ... attain orbit because of malfunction in fourth stage of US" Blue Scout booster. ''(A&AE, 5/63,141)'' John L. Sloop, Director of NASA Propulsion and Power Generation in Office of ... has headed In­stitute for Advanced Study, Princeton, since 1947. ''(NYT, 4/6/63,1,5)'' Vasily V. Parin, president of Soviet Academy of Medical Sciences and expert in space medicine ...

... ) to place U.S. satellite in orbit. ''(W. Warwick, R.I., Pawtuxet Valley Times, 8/5/63)'' Richard Tereselic, Lewis engineer, described hydraulic press intensi­fier which he designed at a ... stations in Canary Islands and South Africa, four telemetering stations in Africa. ''(M&R, 8/5/63,9)'' USAF launched Minuteman ICBM from Cape Canaveral underground silo, but malfunction caused missile ...

... before Con­gress takes final action on the NASA budget. ''(Troan, Wash. Daily News, 10/5/63)'' NASA Fifth Anniversary Banquet held in Washington, D.C., spon­sored by Aerospace Industries ... on Aeronautical and Space Sciences, called on the banquet guests to assist in getting a $5-billion-plus budget passed by Congress. He added: ". . . let's remember that there would be ... Simons, a NASA admis­sion that it had not supervised industry effectively. ''(Wash. Post, 10/5/63, 4)'' Speaking on Cuban television from Havana, Soviet Cosmonaut Val­entina Tereshkova said that ...

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