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... 1964. We believe this amount will adequately provide for a continuation of our national space program and will enable the space agency to meet the established goal of a manned lunar ... need. "As these countries become more involved in space programs, it may be they will be desirous of buying Saturns or Centaurs. We don't necessarily need to stop at Atlas. I ... future." Soviet announcement said earlier tandem flights of Vostok spacecraft were part of the rendezvous program but attempts to link them during flight had not been planned. ''(M&R, 8/26 ...

... Div. to determine vehicle design modifications and ground support requirements for combining the Centaur as a third stage with the two-stage Saturn IB launch vehicle. The ... Development Organization ( European Launcher Development Organization ELDO )) . The Commission's report emphasized three programs from its list of "vital points": development of satellites, development of a recoverable ...

... launched 6 out of 6 payloads for other organizations. Further, the Atlas Centaur development program was successfully completed and Centaur was used to launch Surveyors I and II. The 1966 series of dramatic ... demonstrated striking advances in the utility, durability, versatility, and effectiveness of this equipment." The 1968 program-including Voyager , Mariner Mars '71, Sunblazer, Nimbus (E and F) , Applications Technology Satellites ATS , and ...

... earth. Surveyor program was under direction of Office of Space Science and Applications OSSA ’s Lunar and Planetary Div.; project management was assigned to Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL ; Atlas-Centaur booster was ... meeting with President Johnson, NASA Administrator James E. Webb discussed current status of national space program and showed President two previously unreleased color photographs-one of southern Texas, the other of ...

... landing program and for the large unmanned scientific payloads of the future. . .. In addition, it concentrates at Lewis the two Atlas-based vehicles, Agena and Centaur, which are essential to NASA’s program of space sciences." Centaur was transferred to Lewis in September. "At least 15 per ...

... evaluated the protection offered by antigravity suits against reentry stresses. Those volunteering for the program in response to newspaper advertisements had undergone a series of exacting physical and psychological ... and IV-A satellites, for launch on NASA's Atlas Centaur . The agreement had provided for an Atlas Centaur backup for the series, should the first Shuttle not be available. ...

... . (D/D, Mar 18/85, 89) Student Involvement Program Some high school student semifinalists in the Space Shuttle Student Involvement Program, sponsored by NASA and the National Science Teachers Association, ... F-10), first in a series of improved INTELSAT commercial communications satellites, by an Atlas-Centaur (AC-63) from KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC no earlier than March 19, 1985. The ...

... for outstanding leadership in development and operation of the Centaur high-energy rocket stage, and the Atlas-Centaur and Titan-Centaur launch vehicles. The Atlas-Centaur launched all NASA's Surveyor spacecraft in the 1960s and many others such as OAOs, the recent INTELSAT s, Mariners, and Pioneers. The Titan-Centaur ...

... and Astronautics that Centaur liquid-hydrogen vehicle could lift 250 additional pounds of payload because of design improve­ments in the vehicle. Dr. Silverstein described design changes and testing program undertaken by Lewis, and said that the second and third of the planned 15 Centaur vehicles were scheduled to be launched in last ...

... Space Bus. Daily, 12/4/63, 338)'' Ten senior executives, representing NASA's major Apollo program contractors, visited the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston for a briefing on the current ... two unmanned capsule tests. Communica­tions satellites demonstrated near-synchronous orbit and Saturn and Centaur boosters moved toward operational status with successful test flights. U.S.S.R. conducted ...

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