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... really a rather lovely place, when seen from 214,806 miles away. . . ." ''(W Star, 8/18/67)'' Choice of spacecraft atmosphere, according to Space/Aeronautics, "won't be pure oxygen, but ... of three major groups-scientists, engineers, and health professionals-made up 40% of the total 189,500 in 1964. Scientists made up about 36%. DOD continued to be the major Government ... 11 Aug 12 1967 12 Aug 13 1967 13 Aug 14 1967 14 Aug 15 1967 15 Aug 16 1967 16 Aug 17 1967 17 Aug 18 1967 18 Aug 19 1967 19 Aug ...

... dual channel radiometer, tip-pod accelerometer, and precision attitude. ''( X-15 Proj. Off.)'' An 8,189-hr. test of cesium electron-bombardment engine performed for Lewis Research Center LRC by Electro ... Vehicle Test Performance Office, was appointed Director of Apollo Reliability and Quality. ''(NASA Ann., 11/18/66)'' Survival of 17 chimpanzees without permanent damage after 3« min. in simulated space environment ... 11 Nov 12 1966 12 Nov 13 1966 13 Nov 14 1966 14 Nov 15 1966 15 Nov 16 1966 16 Nov 17 1966 17 Nov 18 1966 18 Nov 19 1966 19 Nov ...

... CSM / Lunar Module LM consumables. Multispectral photography experiment was carried for first time. March 3-13: Apollo 9 , first manned flight of the Apollo lunar module, successfully tested in space Command ... ), entered initial orbit with 119.5-mi (192.3-km) apogee and 117.6-mi (189.3-km) perigee. After post-insertion checkout Command Service Module CSM , code-named "Gumdrop," separated ... 11 Mar 12 1969 12 Mar 13 1969 13 Mar 14 1969 14 Mar 15 1969 15 Mar 16 1969 16 Mar 17 1969 17 Mar 18 1969 18 Mar 19 1969 19 Mar ...

... from Wallops Station carried Univ. of Illinois and GCA Corp. payload to 117.4-mi (189-km altitude to measure electron density, collision frequency, and temperature in lower ionosphere at midnight ... . had encountered problems in meeting performance goals in 362-passenger aircraft's engines. ''(NYT, 9/13/69, 46)'' September 1969 September Sep 1 1969 1 Sep 2 1969 2 Sep 3 ... 11 Sep 12 1969 12 Sep 13 1969 13 Sep 14 1969 14 Sep 15 1969 15 Sep 16 1969 16 Sep 17 1969 17 Sep 18 1969 18 Sep 19 1969 19 Sep ...

U.S.S.R. launched Cosmos CCC into orbit with 189-km (117.4-mi) apogee, 183-km (113.7-mi) perigee, 88.2-min period, ... had rejected his proposal to postpone Apollo 12 and run it in tandem with Apollo 13 so crews could protect or rescue each other in emergency. Aldrin was father of Apollo ... 11 Sep 12 1969 12 Sep 13 1969 13 Sep 14 1969 14 Sep 15 1969 15 Sep 16 1969 16 Sep 17 1969 17 Sep 18 1969 18 Sep 19 1969 19 Sep ...

... 65.3° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 2/28/70; SF; 5/70, 189)'' Nike-Apache sounding rocket was launched by NASA from Churchill Research Range carrying Goddard Space ... physical sciences, which is essential to the progress of all science, is lost." '' (PD, 2/13/70, 246; Text)'' Chairman Willard F. Rockwell, Jr., was named Chief Executive Officer and Robert ... 11 Feb 12 1970 12 Feb 13 1970 13 Feb 14 1970 14 Feb 15 1970 15 Feb 16 1970 16 Feb 17 1970 17 Feb 18 1970 18 Feb 19 1970 19 Feb ...

... increase from 170 million in FY 1971 to 174.9 million in FY 1972 and 189.7 million in FY 1973-gain of about 3% in FY 1972 and almost 9 ... . He reentered CSM after 1 hr 24 min. Scheduled TV press conference began at 268:13 GET and ended at 268:31 GET. Astronauts briefly described moon's far side, including ... 11 Apr 12 1972 12 Apr 13 1972 13 Apr 14 1972 14 Apr 15 1972 15 Apr 16 1972 16 Apr 17 1972 17 Apr 18 1972 18 Apr 19 1972 19 Apr ...

... .S.R. launched Cosmos 638 from Baykonur Cosmodrome into orbit with a 30-km apogee, 189-km perigee, 89.5-min period, and 51.8° inclination. The spacecraft was identified by ... of docking systems and rendezvous for the Apollo Soyuz Test Project mission. The spacecraft reentered 13 April. ''( GSFC SSR, 30 June 74; Transcript; SF, Sept 74, 394)'' Rep. Olin E. Teague ... 11 Apr 12 1974 12 Apr 13 1974 13 Apr 14 1974 14 Apr 15 1974 15 Apr 16 1974 16 Apr 17 1974 17 Apr 18 1974 18 Apr 19 1974 19 Apr ...

... . note 13 Sarah Fecht, “Is Space Mining Legal?”, online: ... . 4 of the Moon Agreement. note 18 Deep Space Industries, “Mining the Sky”, online:

... launch vehicle and the S-IV stage of Saturn I launch vehicle. ''(NASA Release 63-189)'' NASA Selected General Electric 's Missile and Space Div. to develop recoverable biosatellite (Bios) system ... 11 Aug 12 1963 12 Aug 13 1963 13 Aug 14 1963 14 Aug 15 1963 15 Aug 16 1963 16 Aug 17 1963 17 Aug 18 1963 18 Aug 19 1963 19 Aug ...

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