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... the effort, training and planning that went into this mission have been imperiled." ''(NYT, 2/1/71, 30)'' Washington Evening Star editorial called Apollo 14 "pressure mission." It had "already qualified ... weeks, providing additional financing for L-1011 TriStar transport and other programs. ''(Lockheed Release, 2/1/71)'' President Nixon resubmitted to 92nd Congress proposals previously submitted to 91st Congress, including proposed ...

... Energia museum Image:Sputnikinternal.jpg 300px Sputnik internal schematic Image:SputnikR-7.jpg 300px Sputnik 1 R-7 schematic Image:Sputnikschematic.jpg 300px Sputnik and fairing schematic Image:Sputnikshroud.jpg 300px Sputnik in shroud Image:SputnikTASS.jpg 300px TASS report on Sputnik 1 Image:Sputnikteam.jpg 500px The state commission on Earth’s first artificial satellite launch first ...

... Infobox Spacecraft Name = '''''Sputnik 1'''''
"Спутник-1" Image = Image:Sputnik 1.jpg 200px Organization = Major_Contractors = OKB-1 , Soviet Ministry of Radiotechnical Industry Mission_Type = Atmospheric studies Satellite_Of = Earth Launch = Start date ... Semimajor_Axis = 6,955.2 km (4,321.8 mi) Eccentricity = 0.05201 Inclination = 65.1° Orbital_Period = 96.2 minutes Apoapsis = convert 7310 km mi abbr=on lk=out from ...

... the United States and the Soviet Union-should share their space research efforts," ''(CSM, 7/1/71)'' Washington Post: "The special sorrow that must be felt at this event does not ... , exploration of the outer limits of human knowledge and endurance-and beyond." ''(W Post, 7/1/71)'' New York Times: ". . it should be apparent that the staggering dangers of space can ... General Dynamics Corp. would each receive $2 800 000, and Lockheed Aircraft Corp. would receive $1 400 000. ''(MSC Release 71-96)'' NASA issued invitation to scientists to participate in definition ...

... Pacific Missile Range , conducted R&D for Federal agencies, including NASA. ''(PMR Missile, 10/1/71, 1)'' Completion of DOT study of general-aviation safety was announced by Secretary of Transportation John ... bioastronautical contributions to general medical science and practice. Symposium reviewed results of Soyuz 11 - Salyut 1 mission, June 6-30, that ended with crew's accidental death on reentry. ''(IAA Annual ...

... million, Lunar Module LM would be converted into "massive scientific experiments bay." ''(Av Wk, 11/1/71, 15)'' Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. and 15 other aerospace firms were constructing advanced comsat ... decade; prices of equipment, expendable supplies, and miscellaneous services, only one fifth. ''(NSF Highlights, 11/1/71)'' Yugoslavian charter airline Air Yugoslavia announced in Belgrade that it was first foreign carrier ...

... between NASA and Canadian Dept. of Industry, Trade and Commerce. ''(ARC Astrogram, 5/11/72, 1; AF Mag, 8/72, 46)'' Marshall Space Flight Center announced completion of largest solar- cell ... showed Charles M. Duke , Jr., carrying sample scooper near huge crater. ''(NYT, 5/2/72, 1, 28)'' Dismantling of Saturn Launch Complexes 34 and 37, sites of Saturn I and IB ... two countries for publication. ''(NASA Release 72-89)'' April 1972 April May 1972 May May 1 1972 1 May 2 1972 2 May 3 1972 3 May 4 1972 4 May 5 ...

... .S.S.R. had detailed medical findings from June 26-30, 1971, Soyuz 11 - Salyut 1 mission, in which three cosmonauts died; pre- and postflight clinical-physiological examination procedures for cosmonauts ... . ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 72-96)'' Photos from Earth Resources Technology Satellite ERTS 1 (launched July 23) would be available to public through imagery dissemination centers at Depts. of ...

... new technology brought into being in our OAO program." ''(NASA Activities, 9/15/72, 180-1)'' Approval by NASA and Soviet Academy of Sciences of report of May 8- 12, 1972 ... for compiling lunar maps, on joint program to compile complete lunar map on scale of 1 to 5 000 000, and on development of common basic system of selendetic coordinates. Experts ... oxygen, molecular nitrogen, and other species-some observed by spectrograph for first time. ''(Science, 9/1/72, 788-91)'' President Nixon and Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka issued joint statement following ...

... Skyhook was celebrated with launch from Cape Girardeau, Mo., of 940 000- cu-m (33.1-million-cu-ft) thin-walled plastic balloon. Balloon carried 1360-kg (3000-lb) experiment designed ... throughout the world, including launches from the high seas. ''(ONR, Naval Research Reviews, 2/73, 1-10)'' U.S.S.R. had tested stellar inertial guidance system for missiles, according to ... man and other forms of life. ''(NASA PAO; AP, NYT, 10/3/72, 45)'' October 1-7: Federation Aeronautique Internationale held annual general conference in Paris. FM Gold Space Medal-Federation ...

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