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... Propulsion Laboratory , the Univ. of Utah, the Univ. of Michigan, and the Center for Astrogeology of the U.S. Geological Survey , NASA announced. The "pictures," products of the Apollo lunar ... of a distant quasar had strengthened the growing theory among astronomers that they had seen the edge of the universe, Walter Sullivan said in the New York Times. The implication was that, as Einstein ...

... solutions to advance our knowledge of this relatively unexplored region. The two missions together will result in significantly more advances in our understanding of Earth's atmosphere and ionosphere than ... of Zvezda, Vinogradov and Romanenko will replace a faulty retro-reflector device, one of a suite of navigational aids that will provide assistance to the European Space Agency's Albert Einstein ...

... understandable each day. In 1938, writing in his book, The Evolution of Physics, Albert Einstein confessed his resignation with humankind’s confinement to the Earth: Unfortunately, we cannot place ourselves between the Sun ... what even Einstein could know in 1938 understand that for you, too, there will be a constant need to renew your understanding and rethink the limits of our species. When members of the ...

... January 17 had "settled into temporary orbit" and was performing superbly, according to U.S. Air Force Col. George Breton, mission director. The 4,100-pound Fleet Satellite Communications ... would extend the mission of HEAO 2 , nicknamed Einstein, beyond its projected lifetime of 11 months. Dr. Thomas A. Mutch, NASA associate administrator for space science, said Einstein, second of the three high ...

... Braun On the Track of the Missiles by John Rublowsky Einstein versus the Atomic Clock by Isaac Asimov Let's be Practical About Space by John R. Pierce There's A Space Job for ...

... 12 min. so about 7 min. of re-entry data were not obtained. ''(NASA Rpt. Of S. Rkt. Launch­ing)'' Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, Chairman of National Aero­nautics and Space Council, interviewed ... ?" he replied "We can't afford not to spend it. Only the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. have the resources for extensive space exploration. If we are to lead the ... that he took that voyage. Einstein, when he produced the formula . E=MC2, didn't know that it would change the course of history. "I am sure of one thing-the benefits which ...

... -ray and gamma-ray sources for 17 months, reentering Earth's atmosphere in March 1979. It had increased the number of known X-ray resources from 350 to 1,500 and had ... new black-hole candidate as well as a dust cloud enveloping a supercluster of galaxies. The second, called Einstein, carrying the largest X-ray telescope ever built, was launched November 1978 with a 1-year lifetime to examine in greater detail the findings of HEAO 1 . HEAO ...

... , associate administrator for space science, said that exploration of Earth's nearest star was significant both scientifically and technologically. Dr. Harold Glaser of NASA's solar terrestrial division noted that the Sun, dominant energy ... scientific game plan." Investigators needed a 24-hour watch to evaluate the plan's progress and to react to targets of opportunity on the Sun. For instance:, a flare on the Sun ... HEAO 1 discovery was recently confirmed by the large telescope aboard HEAO 2 (Einstein), and other stars of that sort would be checked for X-ray emissions; two other binaries had been ...

... EINSTEIN Phenomena Herbert W Franke 126 - 81-08 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 128 - 81-08 Humor LAST WORD Stephen Robinett 130 - '''Volume 3 No 12''' - 81-09 A Long Sleep of ... 76 - 81-09 THE HEALING BRAIN Article Douglas Garr 80 - 81-09 Krafft Ehricke's Extraterrestrial Imperative - by Marsha Freeman KRAFFT EHRICKE Interview Leonard David 86 - 81-09 ...

... ever seen for this type of object, which do not usually show dormant periods. No sign of the ULX was found in historical X-ray images made with Einstein Observatory in 1980, ROSAT in 1994, the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton in 2003 and 2008, or NASA's Swift observatory in 2005. "The flaring up of this ULX ...

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