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... Mason Peck will visit L'Garde Inc., in Tustin, Calif., on Thursday, March 15, at 9 a.m. PDT. Peck's visit will highlight ways government can partner with small business ...

Capt. H. C. Gray (AAC) ascended to 28,910 feet in a free balloon for an American altitude record. (World record held by Suring and Berson of Germany who ascended to 35,433 feet on June 30, 1901.)

Hermann Goering announced the existence of the German Air Force to Ward Price, correspondent of the Daily Mail (London), an event of considerable importance in international power politics for it implied unilateral breaking of the Treaty of Versailles prohibiting Germany possession of an air force.

Beechcraft AD-17 biplane flown to altitude of 21,050 feet over the Antarctic to measure cosmic rays for the U.S. Antarctic Expedition, piloted by T. Sgt. T. A. Petras (USMC).

Harry W. Bull launches rocket-propelled boat across the ice on Lake Oneida in Syracuse New York. It reaches 75 mph.

Man in Space , a film made by the Walt Disney Company first airs on television.

One of the earliest novels of space tourism is advertised in Britain. ''A Honeymoon in Space'' by George Griffith Image:1901-03-09 Honeymoon Griffith.jpg 200px

''MEDIA ADVISORY M17-027'' '''NASA Brings Universe to South By Southwest''' NASA returns to Austin, Texas, to share its exciting missions, discoveries, technology advancements and plans for future space exploration at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival, March 10-14, and SXSW Tradeshow, March 13-15. Experts from across the agency will participate in several thought-provoking ...

''MEDIA ADVISORY M18-042'' '''Science Teachers at National Conference to Speak with NASA Astronaut on Space Station''' The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Conference in Atlanta will speak with NASA astronaut Scott Tingle, currently living and working aboard the International Space Station, at 10:40 a.m. EDT Friday, March 16. The 20-minute, Earth-to-space call will be one of ...

Reynolds News, a major British newspaper calls Arthur C. Clarke to discuss the BIS lunar spacecraft plans.

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