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... .S.R. orbited 95 payloads in 81 launches; Italy launched 2 payloads, using NASA launch vehicles; and Japan launched 1. U.S. launches included 16 payloads in 14 NASA launches and 12 ... , including two crews to dock with the Salyut 3 space station. The Soyuz 14 crew docked and worked aboard the laboratory for nearly 16 days, but Soyuz 15 failed to dock and ... 2 1974 2 Jan 3 1974 3 Jan 4 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 ...

... Aeronautics 3 - L. G Bonner Metal Parts for Solid Propellant Rockets 9 - J. L. B. Selwood Some Observations on the Problems of Rocket-Motor Cooling Design 16 - Eugen ... Luigi Crocco Instruction and Research in Jet Propulsion 32 - American Rocket Society News 44 - 81 June 1950 - Hsue-shen Tsien Instruction and Research at the Daniel and ...

... 3). It is poorly associated, however, with the global tectonics. On Venus, geological features were only revealed using the radar technique aboard the Venera 15 and 16 ... system, having the smallest planet-to- satellite ratio of 81. This means that the two bodies exert significant mutual ... it is estimated that life originated on Earth approximately 3.9 billion years ago. This is significant because it ...

... /69; BOB Special Analysis Q; Dale, NYT, 1/16/69, 1; Schmeck, NYT, 1/16/69, 24; Lindsey, NYT, 1/16/69, 81; W Post, 1/16/69, Al2)'' NASA released transcript of Jan. 14 briefing on NASA FY 1970 budget at which Dr. Thomas O. Paine , NASA Acting Administrator, said $3.878 ... they've applauded the progress that this flight indicates for us." Gen. Phillips described Apollo 9 mission as "far less spectacular than Apollo 8 , but . . . more complex." It would be "certainly ...

... period, and 81.4° inclination and reentered May 12. ''(Pres Rpt 73; SBD, 4/28/72, 325)'' Chicago Tribune editorial commented on Apollo 16 : "Obviously so high a number as 16 accounts for ... -24: Apollo 16 entered lunar orbit with 314-km (195.9-mi) apolune and 107.7-km (66.9-mi) perilune after lunar orbit insertion (Loi) burn at 74:28 GET (3:22 pm ... 8 Apr 9 1972 9 Apr 10 1972 10 Apr 11 1972 11 Apr 12 1972 12 Apr 13 1972 13 Apr 14 1972 14 Apr 15 1972 15 Apr 16 1972 16 Apr ...

February 5-16: Intelsat-III F-3 was successfully launched by NASA for ComSatCorp on behalf of International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium. The ... .6-km) perigee, 88.7-min period, and 81.6° inclination and reentered Feb. 24. Second satellite entered orbit with 894.9-mi (1,439.9-km) apogee, 866.4-mi (1,394 ... 8 Feb 9 1969 9 Feb 10 1969 10 Feb 11 1969 11 Feb 12 1969 12 Feb 13 1969 13 Feb 14 1969 14 Feb 15 1969 15 Feb 16 1969 16 Feb ...

... (140.4-mi) apogee, 211-km (131.1-mi) perigee, 88.8-min period, and 81.3° inclination. Satellite reentered April 28, ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 4/30/70)'' Concept ... ., to help answer questions about how to deal with Apollo 13 emergency. '' (Witkin, NYT, 4/16/70)'' International reaction to Apollo 13 emergency continued: Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, General Secretary of ... 8 Apr 9 1970 9 Apr 10 1970 10 Apr 11 1970 11 Apr 12 1970 12 Apr 13 1970 13 Apr 14 1970 14 Apr 15 1970 15 Apr 16 1970 16 Apr ...

... -9)'' President Nixon sent $229.2-billion FY 1972 budget request to Congress, including total science R&D budget of $16.7 billion. Total request for NASA new obligational authority (NOA) of $3 ... studying the structural dynamics of the magnetosphere." (Johnson, Young, Holmes, Science, 1/29/71, 379-81; NRL PAO )'' European Broadcasting Union said in Geneva that it would provide live TV coverage ...

... . Young , Charles M. Duke , Jr., and Thomas K. Mattingly II announced code names for Apollo 16 lunar module and command module at Manned Spacecraft Center press conference. Lunar Module LM would ... expected to be completed in mid-1973. Lockheed was selling 81 C-5s to Air Force for $4.9 billion. ''(P Inq, 3/17/72, 89)'' Assignment by President Nixon of Gen. Horace ... 8 Mar 9 1972 9 Mar 10 1972 10 Mar 11 1972 11 Mar 12 1972 12 Mar 13 1972 13 Mar 14 1972 14 Mar 15 1972 15 Mar 16 1972 16 Mar ...

... apogee, 866-km (538.1-mi) perigee, 102.5-min period, and 81.2° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 10/31/72; ... reported that analysis of pea-size Apollo 16 rock fragments had shown them ranging in age from 3.98 billion to 4.25 billion ... news of Apollo. That is what we have done." ''(Transcript)'' Mariner 9 mission ended as attitude-control gas supply was depleted and ...

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