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... highly successful effort to explore the Moon," Dr. James C. Fletcher , NASA Administrator, said in letter to NASA staff. ... Space Flight Center announced completion of design certification reviews on Saturn boosters to be used on Skylab missions. DCRS on Skylab ... Release 72-96)''
Photos from Earth Resources Technology Satellite ERTS 1 (launched July 23) would be available to public through ...
... , D.C. Itinerary included Moscow, Leningrad, Novosibirsk, and Crimea. ''(W Post, 7/1/69, A15; AP, W Star, 7/1/69, A4)''
Preliminary investigation had revealed leak in small fuel line on Saturn V ... brought into service. ''(Reuters, B Sun, 7/2/69, A2)''
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... ) directed the Army Ordnance Missile Command to proceed with the static firing of the first Saturn vehicle, the test booster SA-T, in early calendar year 1960 in accordance with the ... date.
''David S. Akens, Paul K. Freiwirth, and Helen T. Wells, History of the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center from July 1 to December 31, 1960 (MHM-2, 1961), Vol ...
The Saturn V Apollo Lunar Orbital Rendezvous Planning Guide is a reprint of a rare document from ... large fold-out of the Apollo mission as well as a fold-out of the Saturn V moon rocket. It includes illustrations of early iterations of the Lunar Module, maps of ... , launch schedules for all of the Apollo test flights, detailed specifications and schematics of the Saturn V launch vehicle stages, construction schedules, engine summaries, information on the VAB, mobile crawlers, Umbilical ...
We are not sure how the planet Saturn got its name. When we look to mythology, Saturn was the Roman god of fertility and agriculture.
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... fighter-bomber . . and must be developed, tested and utilized to its fullest capability." ''(NYT, 4/1/68)''
AEC-NASA Space Nuclear Propulsion Office awarded Aerojet-General Corp. extension of cost-plus ... continued support of RCA 110A computers for use in checkout and launch of Saturn IB and Saturn V launch vehicles, bringing total contract value to $12.7 million; and $11,750 ... to Saturn V operational display systems at MSFC, bringing total value of contracts to $3,899,548. ''(SFC Releases 68-57, 68-58)''
USAF awarded RCA $100,000 initial increment to $1 ...
... Center . Workshop, built by McDonnell Douglas , was model for the Saturn Saturn IVB S-IVB stage and when modified would represent Saturn stage as it was to be used in Apollo Applications program ... ft MSL for optimum performance and economy. ''(FAA Release 67-66)''
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... NASA OMSF to Office of Space Science and Applications OSSA . RL-10 , which had powered Saturn 1's 2nd stage (S-IV) in six successful flights prior to conclusion of Marshall Space ... Saturn V suggested they would use earth orbit rendezvous method to reach moon, Hines said. ''(Wash. Eve. Star, 4/1/66, A1)''
ComSatCorp 's third annual report revealed that EARLY BIRD 1 , operating ...
... would cause some revisions in timing of events. ''(Wilford, NYT, 6/2/66,1)''
Saturn V 3rd stage ( Saturn IVB S-IVB ) was flown aboard Super Guppy aircraft from Douglas Aircraft Co.'s ... . The 33,000-lb. stage, 59 ft. long and 21« ft. in diameter, was second Saturn V upper stage to arrive at Douglas test site. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release ... May 30 from Eastern Test Range ETR on lunar transfer trajectory. ''(Text, Blair, NYT, 6/1/66,' 26; Av. Wk., 6/6/66, 25)''
Jet Propulsion Laboratory JPL scientists Richard W ...
This image is from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory website and shows two of Saturn's moons, Rhea and Dione, just below and to the left.
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