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... times more powerful than that available from noble or inert gases, 3.Sw in a volume of only 1 cubic centimeter. A major ... could transport payloads to geosynchronous orbit from lower altitudes. (NASA Release 77-143)
An idea tried 61yr ago had come of age, NASA reported, ... 1977 17 Jul 18 1977 18 Jul 19 1977 19 Jul 20 1977 20 Jul 21 1977 21 Jul 22 1977 22 Jul 23 1977 23 Jul 24 ...
... of Canada's Dept. of Energy, Mines, and Resources (EMR), had signed an agreement Sept. 19 in Ottawa to establish a Canadian ground station at Shoe Cave, Newfoundland, to receive SEASAT ... research and coastal management. (NASA Release 78-143)
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... funds for delivering Shuttle SRB multiplexer/demultiplexer; Garrett Corp., $469 143, engineering changes in design, development, manufacture, test, and ... structural attachments for large space structures; Univ. of Chicago, $3 460 230, addition of cosmic-ray investigation provisions to ... Dec 18 1978 18 Dec 19 1978 19 Dec 20 1978 20 Dec 21 1978 21 Dec 22 1978 22 Dec 23 1978 23 ...
... Space Center JSC personnel working on the project. (NASA Release 85-143)
NASA announced that its associate administrator for space science and applications, ... October
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... SPACE CENTER KSC ) awarded ASEA Robotics Inc. a $1,143,622 contract to build a robotic development prototype system to be ... dynamic work cells; phase three would include off-line programming using 3-D graphics and simulated work cells; and phase four entertained the ... 1985 17 Nov 18 1985 18 Nov 19 1985 19 Nov 20 1985 20 Nov 21 1985 21 Nov 22 1985 22 Nov 23 1985 23 Nov 24 ...
... at least 26 accidents and 3 incidents involving 626 fatalities and 235 injuries where wind shear was a direct cause or contributing factor. (NASA Release 86-143)
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... 143 million of the program's budget was dedicated to destroying short-range missiles, those developed by Third World Nations. (P Inq, Sep 19/90)
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... processes critical to life on Earth. The Shuttle circled the world 143 times during its nine-day voyage and traveled 3.7 million miles. (UPI, Apr 2/92; AP, Apr 2/92 ... Center , Cleveland, Ohio. Estimated value of the contract was approximately $30 million. (NASA Release C92-3)
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... Gross released a report estimating that NASA had "spent US $3 million in `excessive costs"' on its Houston-to-Moscow air- ... had revealed that the flights, which typically used Boeing 727s seating 143 travelers, sometimes carried as few as nine people. The charter ... 17 Jan 18 1999 18 Jan 19 1999 19 Jan 20 1999 20 Jan 21 1999 21 Jan 22 1999 22 Jan 23 1999 23 Jan ...
... Soyuz-Fregat rocket. Mars Express consisted of ESA's Mars Orbiter and a 65-kilogram (143.3-pound) lander, Beagle 2 , named in honor of the ship that Charles Darwin sailed on ... .html, (accessed 12 December 2008); Agence France-Presse, “Europe Launches First Ever Mars Space Mission,” 3 June 2003.
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