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... fluids suggested by the work at Langley." ''(Testimony ; 1966 NASA Auth. Hearings, 447-62)'' First observance of Robert Hutchings Goddard Day. On the floor of the Senate, Sen, Stuart Symington (D ... Mar 10 1965 10 Mar 11 1965 11 Mar 12 1965 12 Mar 13 1965 13 Mar 14 1965 14 Mar 15 1965 15 Mar 16 1965 16 Mar 17 1965 17 Mar 18 1965 18 Mar 19 1965 19 Mar ...

... , and over 6,880 minutes of HRIR data. Hurricanes Cleo, Dora, Ethel, and Florence were observed and Typhoons Ruby and Sally in the Pacific were located by this spacecraft... "The launch ... 10,000 feet above its crater floor, and in the basin thus formed astronomers have observed reddish gas seeping from the surface. The question, then, is whether Alphonsus is really a ... Mar 10 1965 10 Mar 11 1965 11 Mar 12 1965 12 Mar 13 1965 13 Mar 14 1965 14 Mar 15 1965 15 Mar 16 1965 16 Mar 17 1965 17 Mar 18 1965 18 Mar 19 1965 19 Mar ...

... scientific probes, and practical applications of space satellites for such purposes as communications and weather observation, On the other hand, the Soviets lead in a number of areas with both propaganda ... Mar 10 1965 10 Mar 11 1965 11 Mar 12 1965 12 Mar 13 1965 13 Mar 14 1965 14 Mar 15 1965 15 Mar 16 1965 16 Mar 17 1965 17 Mar 18 1965 18 Mar 19 1965 19 Mar ...

... release barium clouds, particularly in the auroras, to be observed from the ground. BMWF would provide chemical payloads and ground observation equipment and would conduct launchings in cooperation with ... Mar 10 1967 10 Mar 11 1967 11 Mar 12 1967 12 Mar 13 1967 13 Mar 14 1967 14 Mar 15 1967 15 Mar 16 1967 16 Mar 17 1967 17 Mar 18 1967 18 Mar 19 1967 19 Mar ...

... new tools that the astronomer can use in wrestling with the difficult problems of astronomical observation. In perspective, the astronomical community has before it the task of using these new tools ... Mar 10 1966 10 Mar 11 1966 11 Mar 12 1966 12 Mar 13 1966 13 Mar 14 1966 14 Mar 15 1966 15 Mar 16 1966 16 Mar 17 1966 17 Mar 18 1966 18 Mar 19 1966 19 Mar ...

... to 109.8-mi (176.7-km) altitude. Objective was to provide precisely calibrated stellar observations of stars Regulus, Spica, Denebola, and Benetnasch, which had been viewed by NASA'S Orbiting ... Mar 10 1969 10 Mar 11 1969 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 ...

... originally planned, NASA announced. Change from first to second day of launch window would permit observation and collection of data on Apollo landing site 2, as area of primary interest, and observation of site 3 after sunrise on moon. Final decision on specific nature of mission would ... Mar 10 1969 10 Mar 11 1969 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 ...

... and ocean. NASA would test concepts of satellite sensors for weather and oceanographic observations. Its experimental weather and communications satellites (Ats III, Nimbus III, and ESSA satellites) ... Mar 10 1969 10 Mar 11 1969 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 ...

... astronomers that every care was being taken that the filaments not interfere with astronomical observations. NASA announced that ECHO I , the 100-ft. balloon-type passive communications satellite ... Mar 10 1962 10 Mar 11 1962 11 Mar 12 1962 12 Mar 13 1962 13 Mar 14 1962 14 Mar 15 1962 15 Mar 16 1962 16 Mar 17 1962 17 Mar 18 1962 18 Mar 19 1962 19 Mar ...

... Japan. '' (Rpt of US Del to Sec State 4-3-70)'' Science article discussed "puzzling observations and bizarre theories" accrued from studies of galaxies and quasars: "Starting with the discovery of ... Mar 10 1970 10 Mar 11 1970 11 Mar 12 1970 12 Mar 13 1970 13 Mar 14 1970 14 Mar 15 1970 15 Mar 16 1970 16 Mar 17 1970 17 Mar 18 1970 18 Mar 19 1970 19 Mar ...

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