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... LAST WORD Tom Weller 75 - '''Volume 10 No 3''' - 87-12 Untitled Cover Art Steven ... for Designer Drugs, etc Continuum Bruce Eisner 35 - 88-06 BRAIN TRUSTS Improving ... Humor Mystical Tripe LAST WORD Terry Runte 138 - '''Volume 10 No 10''' - 88-07 Untitled ... 09 Computerized Clothing ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Steve Ditlea 22 - 88-09 Athletes in Space, etc. ...

... of three satellites. It would be funded at $59,138,888 and employ some 300 Japanese engineers. Programs included ... . up for ion rockets. ''(M&R, 11/18/63, 35)'' U.S. had produced a total of 53 U-2 ... Nov 1 1963 1 Nov 2 1963 2 Nov 3 1963 3 Nov 4 1963 4 Nov 5 1963 5 Nov 6 ... 19 Nov 20 1963 20 Nov 21 1963 21 Nov 22 1963 22 Nov 23 1963 23 Nov 24 1963 24 Nov ...

... orbit with 138,831.2- mi ''(223,579.4-km)'' apogee, 263-mi ''(423-km)'' perigee, 112-hr 29-min period, and 28.3° inclination. ... Israel, and Dr. Irene Aegerter of Switzerland. ''(AP, NYT, 12/8/68,35)'' DOD announced USAF scientists, in study conducted by Air Force Cam­bridge ... Dec 19 1968 19 Dec 20 1968 20 Dec 21 1968 21 Dec 22 1968 22 Dec 23 1968 23 Dec 24 1968 24 Dec 25 1968 ...

... 19830, FY 1971 Independent Offices and HUD appropriations bill containing $3.269-billion NASA appropriation. Bill provided $2.565 billion for ... -including six Nobel Prize winners-from 138 universities, medical schools, hospitals, and research institutes in 35 states and District of Columbia ... 19 Nov 20 1970 20 Nov 21 1970 21 Nov 22 1970 22 Nov 23 1970 23 Nov 24 1970 24 Nov ...

... (launched March 2) was continuing on trajectory toward Dec. 3, 1973, encounter with Jupiter. Spacecraft performance-except ... Release 72-84; Rensberger, NYT, 7/10/72, 35; O'Toole, W Post, 7/10/72, A3; ... w light from stars). ''(NASA Release 72-138)'' Manned Spacecraft Center announced three awards for space ... Jul 20 1972 20 Jul 21 1972 21 Jul 22 1972 22 Jul 23 1972 23 Jul 24 1972 24 ...

... control. Lifting off at 6:35 pm EST, the mission had been normal to Atlas booster-engine cutoff at 138 sec. Then telemetry data ... IV F-5 could provide the primary function and INTELSAT III F-3, launched 6 Feb. 1969, was still capable of providing limited backup. The ... 19 1975 19 Feb 20 1975 20 Feb 21 1975 21 Feb 22 1975 22 Feb 23 1975 23 Feb 24 1975 24 Feb 25 1975 ...

... Vice President of Research and Development, Photo Stencil Corporation, Colorado Springs, Colorado. STS-89 (January 22-31, 1998) was the 8th Shuttle- Mir docking mission during which the crew transferred more ... David Wolf. Mission duration was 8 days, 19 hours and 47 seconds, traveling 3.6 million miles in 138 orbits of the Earth. STS-104 (July 12-24, 2001) was the 9th ... duration was 12 days, 18 hours and 35 minutes traveling 5.3 million miles in 200 orbits of the Earth. STS -117 Atlantis (June 8-22, 2007) was the 118 th Shuttle mission ...

... Stanley W. H. Cowley 29 - Book Reviews 35 - Satellite Digest - 100 Robert D. Christy 36 - The ... 22 Gordon R. Hooper 61 - Missions to Salyut 4 Gordon R. Hooper 64 - Satellites and Space Science – 2 Stanley W. H. Cowley 65 - Reviews 72 - Discovering Jupiter – 3 ... Salyut 5 Gordon R. Hooper 138 - Behind the Viking Scene – 3 David Baker 146 - A Computer ...

... 22 - PROJECT WEST FORD 24 - MAN'S FIRST 24 HOURS IN SPACE. A. TRIFONOV 26 - SPACE RESEARCH IN CANADA 30 - A QUESTION OF ORBITS 33 - CORRESPONDENCE 33 - REVIEWS 35 ... 66 - REVIEWS 63 - - '''VOLUME 4 NO. 3''' '''MAY 1962''' - CANADA'S ... RUMER 132 - REVIEWS 133 - CORRESPONDENCE 138 - - '''Volume 4 No. 5''' '''SEPTEMBER 1962''' ...

... the fate of the Russian samples too. 22-23 - Spacefest 2012 Ken MacTaggart reports ... at the Science Museum and a COMPETITION 34-35 - Society News – the President's Annual Report - ... with UKSEDS – BIS History Committee 76-78 - - '''VOL. 55 No. 3''' '''March 2013''' - Is there an Earth analogue? ... on the Red Planet in August 2012. 138-139 - Curiosity at Mars Ken Kremer ...

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