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... Mars seemingly carved out by flowing water. ''(Wilford, NYT, 10/8/72, 68)'' Jet Propulsion Laboratory announced award of $4.8-million contract to Ball Brothers Research Corp. to design, build, and ... sources such as pulsars and x-ray stars. ''( Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL Release 630)'' October 8-14: McDonnell Douglas DC-10 Series 40 jet transport aircraft set three point-to-point ... 1972 4 Oct 5 1972 5 Oct 6 1972 6 Oct 7 1972 7 Oct 8 1972 8 Oct 9 1972 9 Oct 10 1972 10 Oct 11 1972 11 Oct 12 ...

... or more within a few years because of U.S. energy shortage. ''(Fed Reg, 12/8/72, 26145; Cohn, W Post, 12/9/72, A3)'' Conclusive identification of absorptions caused by ... it. The program had the velocity-and there was no turning back." ''(W Post, 12/8/72, A26)'' Houston Post editorial commented on international aspects of space program: "The history of ... practical way to perpetuate what the U.S. and Russia have started." ''(H Post, 12/8/72)'' NASA launched Aerobee 170 sounding rocket from White Sands Missile Range carrying Univ. of ...

... the name of Jet Propulsion Laboratory to H. Allen Smith Jet Propulsion Laboratory . ''(CR, 2/8/73, H932; Sen Com on Public Works)'' French oceanographer Jacques-Yves Cousteau spoke via Ats ... its defeat of 1971 in the building of an SST prototype.” ''(W Star & News; 2/8/73, A10) January 1973 January February 1973 February Feb 1 1973 1 Feb 2 1973 ... 1973 4 Feb 5 1973 5 Feb 6 1973 6 Feb 7 1973 7 Feb 8 1973 8 Feb 9 1973 9 Feb 10 1973 10 Feb 11 1973 11 Feb 12 ...

... had gathered data for processing in mainland laboratories. ''(Moscow Domestic 'Serv­ice, FBIS-Sov, 3/8/73, C2)'' The House Committee on Science and Astronautics' Subcommittee on Aeronautics and Space Technology ... computer memory. "We did this by using refurbished Apollo equipment and two surplus Navy F-8 fighters. Using this approach, we estimate we flew about 2 years earlier than we otherwise ...

... -section of the moon, detailing subsurface structure to a depth of 1.3 km (0.8 mi). ''(NASA Release 73-65)'' The April 6 announcement of the discovery of a distant ... . "Now it is beginning to look as though the `wall' is real.” ''(NYT, 4/8/73, 63)'' April 8-23: Lunokhod 2 (landed on the moon by Luna 21 Jan. 16) began ... 1973 4 Apr 5 1973 5 Apr 6 1973 6 Apr 7 1973 7 Apr 8 1973 8 Apr 9 1973 9 Apr 10 1973 10 Apr 11 1973 11 Apr 12 ...

... group who work in complete anonymity but under the intensive examination of history." ''(CR, 6/8/73, $10691)'' President Nixon praised U.S. space technology in a commencement ad-dress at ... ' practice. "You've got to hold your lips a little farther apart." ''(Bishop, WSJ, 6/8/73, 1)'' An Atlanta Journal editorial commented on space program spinoff as the Skylab 2 ... certain to affect the commercial prospects of the Concorde as well." ''(W Star & News, 6/8/73, A18)'' May 1973 May June 1973 June Jun 1 1973 1 Jun 2 1973 ...

... , one relay to the satellite and another from the satellite to the ground. ''(RCA Release, 8 Jan 74; W Star-News, 9 Jan 74; WSJ, 9 Jan 74, 34)'' The Library ... of the overall prospects can be made successfully without forecasting the future political climate." ''(Text)'' 8-31 January: NASA's Mariner 10 probe, launched 3 Nov. 1973, met a number of ... 1974 4 Jan 5 1974 5 Jan 6 1974 6 Jan 7 1974 7 Jan 8 1974 8 Jan 9 1974 9 Jan 10 1974 10 Jan 11 1974 11 Jan 12 ...

... ; UN Reg; Newport News, Va, Daily Press, 22 Feb 74; SBD, 12 March 74, 59)'' 8 March: Preliminary reports for Skylab principal investigators indicated that large-scale zero-g production facilities ... physiological explanation was found for this difference in frequency of flashes. ''(Pinsky, et al., Science, 8 March 74, 957-958)'' NASA was presented the Principality of Monaco's gold and diamond ...

... 12 000 kg of titanium and 24 000 kg of aluminum. ''(O'Toole, W Post, 8 May 74)'' Methods developed to analyze images of the earth taken by the ERTS 1 ... the film and separated the grey shades into various densities. The untrained eye could detect 8 to 10 shades and the trained eye 32, but the microdensitometer could pick out 256 ... 1974 4 May 5 1974 5 May 6 1974 6 May 7 1974 7 May 8 1974 8 May 9 1974 9 May 10 1974 10 May 11 1974 11 May 12 ...

... he had believed that its loss would end the space program. ''(Macomber, SD Union, 8 Sept 74,19)'' 8-12 September: Dr. James C. Fletcher , NASA Administrator, visited the U.S.S ... 1974 4 Sep 5 1974 5 Sep 6 1974 6 Sep 7 1974 7 Sep 8 1974 8 Sep 9 1974 9 Sep 10 1974 10 Sep 11 1974 11 Sep 12 ...

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