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... leading-edge wing slats. The twin-engine 757 would fly in 1982. (W Star, Jan 8/80, B-4) The United States should develop a way to send nuclear wastes into ... -term risk" during launch and injection, but "zero risk" thereafter, he said. (W Star, Jan 8/80, A-5) 1980 January 1980 January Jan 1 1980 1 Jan 2 1980 2 ... 1980 4 Jan 5 1980 5 Jan 6 1980 6 Jan 7 1980 7 Jan 8 1980 8 Jan 9 1980 9 Jan 10 1980 10 Jan 11 1980 11 Jan 12 ...

... electromagnetic spectrum to be investigated by SMM could not penetrate Earth's atmosphere. (Text, Feb 8/80; NASA Release 80-16) The Washington Star quoted Defense Secretary Harold Brown's statement ... . The committee was considering the FY81 budget requests of NASA and DOD. (W Star, Feb 8/80, A-5) The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) reported that NASAs HEAO 1 had detected ... 1980 4 Feb 5 1980 5 Feb 6 1980 6 Feb 7 1980 7 Feb 8 1980 8 Feb 9 1980 9 Feb 10 1980 10 Feb 11 1980 11 Feb 12 ...

... directly under NASA Headquarters and renamed it Wallops Flight Center in 1974. (WFC Release 80-8) NASA had no plans to carry tourists into outer space, the Washington Star said, even ... tourists. There is absolutely no provision or thought for non-working passengers." (W Star, July 8/80, A-2) June 1980 June July 1980 July Jul 1 1980 1 Jul 2 ... 1980 4 Jul 5 1980 5 Jul 6 1980 6 Jul 7 1980 7 Jul 8 1980 8 Jul 9 1980 9 Jul 10 1980 10 Jul 11 1980 11 Jul 12 ...

... Space Telescope, the gamma-ray observatory, and the Galileo mission to Jupiter. (NASA anno, Feb 8/82) James M. Beggs , NASA's administrator, said in a budget message that "given the ... of our ongoing activity in what we consider to be a balanced way." (Text, Feb 8/82) January 1982 January February 1982 February Feb 1 1982 1 Feb 2 1982 2 ... 1982 4 Feb 5 1982 5 Feb 6 1982 6 Feb 7 1982 7 Feb 8 1982 8 Feb 9 1982 9 Feb 10 1982 10 Feb 11 1982 11 Feb 12 ...

... spatial resolution superior to all previous thermal sensors. (NASA MOR E-65178-01 postlaunch Oct 8/82) JPL reported the discovery of the most distant object in the universe: a quasar ... to pinpoint radio sources that might be quasars. (NASA Release 82-154; JPL anno Oct 8/82) September 1982 September October 1982 October Oct 1 1982 1 Oct 2 1982 2 ... 1982 4 Oct 5 1982 5 Oct 6 1982 6 Oct 7 1982 7 Oct 8 1982 8 Oct 9 1982 9 Oct 10 1982 10 Oct 11 1982 11 Oct 12 ...

August 8-26: Soviet cosmonauts Leonid Kizim , Vladimir Solovyev , and Oleg Atkov completed on August 26 their ... of the cargo craft's contents. Progress 23 was launched on August 14. On August 8, Kizim and Solovyev made their sixth space walk. The cosmonauts removed part of the heat ... 1984 4 Aug 5 1984 5 Aug 6 1984 6 Aug 7 1984 7 Aug 8 1984 8 Aug 9 1984 9 Aug 10 1984 10 Aug 11 1984 11 Aug 12 ...

... first teacher on a mission in early 1986. (NASA Release 84-155) November 8-16: NASA launched on November 8 from KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC the Space Shuttle Discovery on STS mission ... space for more than eight months" (NASA MOR E-420-51-A-11 prelaunch Nov 8/84; NASA Release 84-144; MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC Release 84-90; Johnson Space ... 1984 4 Nov 5 1984 5 Nov 6 1984 6 Nov 7 1984 7 Nov 8 1984 8 Nov 9 1984 9 Nov 10 1984 10 Nov 11 1984 11 Nov 12 ...

... cockpit avionics, a modified electrical system, and an improved environmental-control system. (AFSC Newsreview, Feb 8/85, 6) The Lewis News reported that NASA had completed conceptual designs for its space ... maintenance, be user-friendly, and remain within cost limits. ( Lewis Research Center LeRC News, Feb 8/85, 2) Technology Transfers Los Angeles's Cedars-Sinai Medical Center announced development of a ...

... next flight originally scheduled for March 29, the Washington Post reported. The accident occurred about 8 a.m. when the bucket of a "cherry picker" crane hovering over Discovery fell, hitting ... 's chemical composition and its physical state of structure and physical dynamics. ( JPL Universe, Mar 8/85, 1) February 1985 February March 1985 March Mar 1 1985 1 Mar 2 1985 ...

... for joint programs: information technology, robotics, communications, bio-technology, and new materials. (D/D, July 8/85, 1) NASA announced that its Ames- Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC) would begin a ... , General Dynamics took 1.4 million man hours to build a plane. (W Times, July 8/85, 10C) Langley Research Center ( LaRC ) announced that NASA would sponsor an exhibition July 22 ...

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