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... scientific objectives in space physics and astronomy.’’ During 1965, “seven spacecraft were successfully launched including Alouette II , our second international project with Canada, and FR-1, the first cooperative satellite project with ... data storage. . . . Good quality magnetic field data” were contributed by the Orbiting Geophysical Observatory OGO II mission to the World Magnetic Survey of the International Quiet Sun Year ( International Quiet Sun ...

... maneuvers to evaluate aircraft's controllability and natural stability. ''( X-15 Proj. Off.)'' Canada's ALOUETTE II had traveled about 135 million mi. in 4,037 orbits since launch Nov. 28, 1965 ... , 1, 29)'' Four major AIAA awards were made at Honors Convocation: Dr. W. Randolph Lovelace II (posthumously), the Louis W. Hill Award "to honor his many outstanding contributions to the biomedical ...

... with those taken by radiotelescope at Arecibo Ionospheric Observatory in Puerto Rico, and by Canadian Alouette II satellite during overpass for three-way comparison of rocket, satellite, and observatory data. ''(WS Release ...

... ­ure thermal gradients in vicinity of a skin depression. Launch was conducted when Canada's Alouette II was passing overhead, to permit comparison of data telemetered to earth by both vehicles. Good ...

... -mi (254-km) altitude in mission that was coordinated with the overpass of Canadian satellite Alouette II . Payload impacted 143 mi downrange in the Atlantic. Primary objective of flight was to evaluate ...

... Advanced Studies to 493-mi (793-km) altitude. Flight was coordinated with the overpasses of Alouette II , the Canadian satellite, and Explorer XXXI , the US. satellite, launched pickaback by NASA Nov. 28 ...

... by Robert Godwin Chapter 7 Footnotes i Globe and Mail, Dec 18 1959 ii Upper Atmosphere and Space Programs in Canada, Chapman, Lapp, Patterson, Forsyth, Science Secretariat, 1967 ... 27 1961 xi Phil Lapp Memoir Pg 151 xii The Alouette Satellite Program - Colin A. Franklin, Chief Electrical Engineer, Alouette I program xiii Spacebound, Theodore Hartz, Irvine Paghis Minister ...

... known functions of Alouette was also to study the remnants of Starfish Prime, the United States' space detonation of a nuclear warhead, which had taken place the previous July. ii Some concern ... by this radiation and indeed the electro-magnetic pulse had caused black-outs in Hawaii. Alouette was the perfect instrument to study these artificially created radiation belts. Image:100YearsCanadianSlide29.JPG right ...

... Canada's aeronautical and astronautical research. Image:100YearsCanadianSlide19b.JPG right thumb John Herbert Chapman at Alouette launch In January of that year work began at the Defense Research Telecommunications Establishment (DRTE ... Part 6 by Robert Godwin Chapter 6 Footnotes i The Alouette Satellite Program - Colin A. Franklin, Chief Electrical Engineer, Alouette I program ii Arrows to the Moon, Apogee Books 2001 iii Cold War ...

... program, designated Isis (International Satellites for Ionospheric Studies). Agreement called for orbiting of a second Alouette and Isis A, B, and C satellites at intervals between 1965 and 1970. The satellites ... launch an Explorer satellite in conjunction with the Alouette to obtain coordinated direct measurements. ''(NASA Release 64-6)'' Static test-firing of Titan II at Cape Kennedy postponed for a week, this ...

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