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... knowledge of electron and ion density structure found in outer radiation belt by NASA's DISCOVERER XVII. ''( Vandenberg AFB PIO; UPI, Phil. Sun. Bull., 10/30/66)''
First manned Apollo spacecraft ...
... , and data reduction. ''(NASA Release 69-35)''
Tenth anniversary of DOD's 1,450-lb Discoverer I satellite successfully launched into polar orbit by Thor-Agena booster. Tracking acquisition was hampered ...
... . Residents of metropolitan New York area flooded weather bureau and newspapers with inquiries. Radiation belts' discoverer, Dr. James A. Van Allen , said display might have been caused by class 2-B ...
... Imbrium and Serenitatis on moon's near side. If mare material was confirmed in basin, discoverers proposed calling it Mare Occulum (Hidden Sea). Dr. Campbell said they believed mascons explained moon ...
... )''
Dr. Vesto M. Slipher, astronomer who headed team that discovered planet Pluto in 1930 and discoverer of aurora-like radiations of night sky, died at age 93. He had been director ...
... by visual and photographic means after failure of radio beacon delayed confirmation of orbit.
USAF Discoverer XX placed in polar orbit with 300-pound recovery capsule from Vandenberg Air Force Base ...
USAF Discoverer XXI fired into polar orbit, and Agena B restarted in flight after first orbit.
February ...
... Thor-Able-Star launch vehicle, but satellites did not separate.
USAF canceled recovery operations of Discoverer XX capsule due to technical difficulties.
NASA awarded contract to G. T. Schjeldahl Co. for ...
... the NASA-AEC program on nuclear rockets, was briefed by contractors at NASA headquarters.
USAF Discoverer XXII failed to achieve orbit.
NASA–USAF–USN rocket research X-15 flown to 169 ...
USAF Discoverer XXIII placed into polar orbit from Pacific Missile Range but reentry capsule stayed in orbit.
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