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... combination entered parking orbit with 175.9-km (109.3-mi) apogee and 166.7-km (103.6-mi) perigee. Insertion into trajectory toward ... 1.8° north latitude and 23.3° west longitude. Impact was detected by seismometers at Apollo 12 , 14, and 15 sites. Unexplained light-colored ... earth from 107 300 km (66 700 mi) and 216 600 km (134 600 mi) were taken as planned. Duke reported "spectacular" view of ...

... 48 additional F-14 jet fighter aircraft at current contract prices. The Navy would not exercise further options under the current contract and would limit its purchases to 134 aircraft. Future purchases would be dependent upon congressional authorization and funding. ''(Text)'' February 1973 February March 1973 March Mar 1 1973 1 Mar 2 1973 2 Mar 3 1973 3 Mar 4 1973 4 Mar 5 1973 5 Mar 6 1973 6 Mar 7 1973 7 Mar 8 1973 8 Mar 9 1973 ...

... by a Titan IIIB-Agena booster into orbit with a 397-km (246.7-mi) apogee, 134-km (83.3-mi) perigee, 89.8-min period, and 110.4ø inclination. The satellite reentered ... newspaper Ludwigshafen Rheinpfalz commented on the difficulties of NASA's Skylab I Workshop, launched May 14: "The trouble of the Skylab experiment is apt to dampen even more enthusiasm of the ... 6 May 7 1973 7 May 8 1973 8 May 9 1973 9 May 10 1973 10 May 11 1973 11 May 12 1973 12 May 13 1973 13 May 14 1973 14 May ...

... 140 platforms at remote sites, and nearly 3 million photos had been reproduced at the NASA Data Processing Facility. ''(NASA Activities, 8/15/73, 134-6)'' Capt. Edward V. Rickenbacker (U.S ... 1 1973 1 Jul 2 1973 2 Jul 3 1973 3 Jul 4 1973 4 Jul 5 1973 5 Jul 6 1973 6 Jul 7 1973 7 Jul 8 1973 8 Jul 9 1973 9 Jul 10 1973 10 Jul 11 1973 11 Jul 12 1973 12 Jul 13 1973 13 Jul 14 1973 14 Jul ...

... apogee, 913.96km; perigee, 897.3km; period, 103.108min; and inclination, 99.134°. Landsat was part of a U.S. program to develop ... the 578 097kg (600ton) SRBs, 45.46 meters (149ft) long and 3.7 meters (12ft) in diameter, each providing 12 232 550 newtons (2 ... 7 1978 7 Mar 8 1978 8 Mar 9 1978 9 Mar 10 1978 10 Mar 11 1978 11 Mar 12 1978 12 Mar 13 1978 13 Mar 14 1978 14 ...

... 7''' - 86-04 Untitled Cover Art Ellen Schuster 1 - 86-04 Opinion FIRST WORD Sherry King 6 - 86-04 OMNIBUS Contributors 10 - 86-04 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 14 ... - 86-04 Humor LAST WORD Terry Runte 134 - '''Special Physicians' Edition''' - 86-04-SP ... - 86-05-SP Opinion FIRST WORD Candace Pert 3 - 86-05-SP Swedish Teeth Continuum ...

... 3''' '''March 2012''' - The Mighty Atlas Part 1: Early Days Spaceflight begins a series on the background to familiar launch vehicles and asks where they originated and when. 96-99 - Friendship 7 ... from the Hill – political space news hot from Washington DC 134-136 - ISS Operations Summary – 15 January to 14 February 2012 150-152 - Society News – Droitwich – Derek Dempster ...

... A. McDivitt following first U.S. space walk during June 3-7 Gemini IV mission. During exchange of dinner toasts President Johnson ... Washington would be computerized by 1969, increasing daily output of 134 charts to 223 by 1971. Additionally, 21 regional centers ... 7 1968 7 Dec 8 1968 8 Dec 9 1968 9 Dec 10 1968 10 Dec 11 1968 11 Dec 12 1968 12 Dec 13 1968 13 Dec 14 1968 14 ...

... , to a target area in the White Sands Missile Range , N. Mex. ''(M&R, 12/14/64, 10)'' NASA awarded 19 supplementary or new research grants and contracts totaling $914,889 ... with a turnover of 134,200 shares. ''(ComSatCorp Release; Vartan, NYT, 12/5/64, 39)'' December 1964 December Dec 1 1964 1 Dec 2 1964 2 Dec 3 1964 3 Dec 4 1964 ... 6 Dec 7 1964 7 Dec 8 1964 8 Dec 9 1964 9 Dec 10 1964 10 Dec 11 1964 11 Dec 12 1964 12 Dec 13 1964 13 Dec 14 1964 14 Dec ...

... never be heard from again, according to NASA announcement. The six-inch, 3.25-lb. sphere was the second U.S. satellite, launched by ... internationally as 1958 Beta II, VANGUARD I was circling the globe every 134 min. and had an apogee of 2,442 mi. and a perigee ... 7 1965 7 Feb 8 1965 8 Feb 9 1965 9 Feb 10 1965 10 Feb 11 1965 11 Feb 12 1965 12 Feb 13 1965 13 Feb 14 1965 14 ...

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