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''Release 15-204'' '''CubeSat to Demonstrate Miniature Laser Communications in Orbit'''
NASA and The Aerospace Corporation of El Segundo, California, have received confirmation the Optical Communications and Sensor Demonstration (OCSD) CubeSat spacecraft is in orbit and operational. OCSD launched aboard an Atlas V rocket Thursday from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
OCSD is the ...
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... 1997, with Huygens scheduled to separate from Cassini on 6 November 2004, break through Titan's atmosphere on 27 November 2004, and descend to the moon's surface using a parachute system ... 7 Oct 8 2000 8 Oct 9 2000 9 Oct 10 2000 10 Oct 11 2000 11 Oct 12 2000 12 Oct 13 2000 13 Oct 14 2000 14 Oct 15 2000 15 Oct 16 2000 16 Oct 17 2000 17 Oct 18 2000 18 Oct 19 ...
... Earth's orbit on a regular basis. In 2004 Toutatis would pass within one million miles of Earth. (NASA Release 92-164; UPI Oct 5/92)
Directors of the U.S. and ... 7 Oct 8 1992 8 Oct 9 1992 9 Oct 10 1992 10 Oct 11 1992 11 Oct 12 1992 12 Oct 13 1992 13 Oct 14 1992 14 Oct 15 1992 15 Oct 16 1992 16 Oct 17 1992 17 Oct 18 1992 18 Oct 19 ...
... mass was compressed into a single solid body. (NASA Releases 95-172; Science, Oct 20/95)
In 2004, the asteroid Toutatis will pass by Earth at a range of four times the ... 7 Oct 8 1995 8 Oct 9 1995 9 Oct 10 1995 10 Oct 11 1995 11 Oct 12 1995 12 Oct 13 1995 13 Oct 14 1995 14 Oct 15 1995 15 Oct 16 1995 16 Oct 17 1995 17 Oct 18 1995 18 Oct 19 ...
... jointly announced that NASA and the DOD would have closer links, beginning with the FY 2004 budget. Major media reported that the two officials had not provided specific details concerning the ... 8 Oct 9 2002 9 Oct 10 2002 10 Oct 11 2002 11 Oct 12 2002 12 Oct 13 2002 13 Oct 14 2002 14 Oct 15 2002 15 Oct 16 2002 16 Oct 17 2002 17 Oct 18 2002 18 Oct 19 ...
... S. Naval Observatory, was the Full-Sky Astrometric Mapping Explorer (FAME), scheduled to launch in 2004, a space telescope designed to "obtain highly precise position and brightness measurements of 40 ... 8 Oct 9 1999 9 Oct 10 1999 10 Oct 11 1999 11 Oct 12 1999 12 Oct 13 1999 13 Oct 14 1999 14 Oct 15 1999 15 Oct 16 1999 16 Oct 17 1999 17 Oct 18 1999 18 Oct ...
... begun working with NASA in 1987, had served as LaRC's Deputy Director since June 2004. Before that, she had been LaRC's Associate Director for Business Management since August 2003 ... 7 Oct 8 2005 8 Oct 9 2005 9 Oct 10 2005 10 Oct 11 2005 11 Oct 12 2005 12 Oct 13 2005 13 Oct 14 2005 14 Oct 15 2005 15 Oct 16 2005 16 Oct 17 2005 17 Oct 18 2005 18 Oct 19 ...
... the FAA ’s roles and responsibilities regarding the burgeoning commercial space tourism industry. In 2004 Congress had made the FAA responsible for regulations to ensure the safety of space ... Oct 9 2006 9 Oct 10 2006 10 Oct 11 2006 11 Oct 12 2006 12 Oct 13 2006 13 Oct 14 2006 14 Oct 15 2006 15 Oct 16 2006 16 Oct 17 2006 17 Oct 18 2006 18 Oct ...
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