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... and Engineering, said in address to National Rocket Club in Wash­ington that DOD viewed X-20 ( Dyna Soar ) and Gemini projects as "insurance" against uncertainties of future military manned space missions. Dr. Fubini expressed ho that DOD-NASA coop­eration in Gemini and X-20 would provide some answers to help clarify man's possible role in military space missions ...

Media:1963-09 X-20 ADA951933.pdf History of the X-20A Dyna-Soar Sept 1963 Category:Publications

... for R&D; (6) space-located bioastronautics research by means of a manned orbiting satellite. X-15 No. 2 flown to 3,433 mph speed (mach 5.22) and 87,000 ... million pounds. To become operational by 1965, Titan III would be used primarily to launch X-20 ( Dyna-Soar ) manned spacecraft as well as heavy military satellites. Martin-Marietta Corp. was selected ... 1962 16 Aug 17 1962 17 Aug 18 1962 18 Aug 19 1962 19 Aug 20 1962 20 Aug 21 1962 21 Aug 22 1962 22 Aug 23 1962 23 Aug 24 ...

... , Inc., experiment to collect data on celestial x-ray sources for location of sources and flux levels in 1-20 kev range. One strong x-ray source did not appear in data, possibly ... , from that which is superficial or transitory." ''(Text)'' November 20-21 : Since X-15 No. 3 crash Nov. 15, research missions in X-15 No. 1 and No. 2 had been suspended by ... 1967 16 Nov 17 1967 17 Nov 18 1967 18 Nov 19 1967 19 Nov 20 1967 20 Nov 21 1967 21 Nov 22 1967 22 Nov 23 1967 23 Nov 24 ...

... great potential to our Air Force as versatile, high-flying reconnaissance vehicles. NASA, with the X-15, is contributing significantly to the super-sonic transport program through new materials, construction techniques ... for new knowledge of flight will never be less than it is now." ''(CR, 8/20/64,20046)'' Dr. Raymond L. Bisplinghoff , NASA Associate Administrator for Advanced Research and Technology, spoke ... 1964 16 Aug 17 1964 17 Aug 18 1964 18 Aug 19 1964 19 Aug 20 1964 20 Aug 21 1964 21 Aug 22 1964 22 Aug 23 1964 23 Aug 24 ...

... without detanking and depressurizing the launch vehicle, thus allowing the launch to be rescheduled for 20 Aug. Viking spacecraft 1 Viking 1 , consisting of a 2360-kg orbiter attached to an ... instruments: twin scanning TV cameras, a sophisticated biology laboratory, a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer, an x-ray fluorescence spectrometer, a meteorology instrument, and a seismometer. Used with numerous temperature, pressure, and ... 1975 16 Aug 17 1975 17 Aug 18 1975 18 Aug 19 1975 19 Aug 20 1975 20 Aug 21 1975 21 Aug 22 1975 22 Aug 23 1975 23 Aug 24 ...

... . (SBD, 20 Sept 75, 255) 20-22 October: More than 100 astronomers from the United States and several foreign countries had gathered at Goddard Space Flight Center to exchange information on x-ray ... in other spectral bands-radio, optical, ultraviolet. Earth's galaxy alone contained 100 binary (doublestar) x-ray objects, discovered by spacecraft observing their emissions beyond the radiation-absorbing blanket of earth ... 1975 16 Oct 17 1975 17 Oct 18 1975 18 Oct 19 1975 19 Oct 20 1975 20 Oct 21 1975 21 Oct 22 1975 22 Oct 23 1975 23 Oct 24 ...

... Center JSC Release 80-016) Johnson Space Center JSC reported that the third group of 20 astronaut applicants from the 3,122 received in the fall of 1979 would report March ... variety of acquired skills remained undiminished in all key problems of aerospace flight. A significant X-15 contribution to the space program was to demonstrate that simulators could be used for ... 1980 16 Mar 17 1980 17 Mar 18 1980 18 Mar 19 1980 19 Mar 20 1980 20 Mar 21 1980 21 Mar 22 1980 22 Mar 23 1980 23 Mar 24 ...

The 20 July 2000 edition of Astrophysical Journal Letters published research of Gibor Basri chronicling the first sighting of a flare from a failed star, or brown dwarf. Using the Chandra X ... a lightweight object. This is really the mouse that roared." The task of spotting an x-ray flare had been difficult, because the brown dwarf emitted the flares only periodically. However ... 2000 16 Jul 17 2000 17 Jul 18 2000 18 Jul 19 2000 19 Jul 20 2000 20 Jul 21 2000 21 Jul 22 2000 22 Jul 23 2000 23 Jul 24 ...

... exclusive interview with Bill Dana last man to fly the X-15 . Astronomy Now May '02 The history of aviation in the 20 th century is filled with remarkable accomplishments. None more ... , consistently broke every record in the book. Today many of those records still stand. In X-15 - The NASA Mission Reports, extremely rare documents from this amazing program are brought together ... flight reports in the pilots' own words. A unique interactive Virtual Reality model of the X-15 and more. "Data junkies and armchair astronauts will no doubt revel in the minutiae ...

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