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Displaying 61—70 of 122 matches for query "3.12.165.26" retrieved in 0.002 sec with these stats:
- "3" found 42922 times in 14882 documents
- "12" found 38851 times in 14387 documents
- "165" found 212 times in 189 documents
- "26" found 31971 times in 12946 documents
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... and Shepard had turned back within 25-50 m (80-165 ft) of Cone Crater during second EVA period. Crew ...
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... Baikonur into orbit with 284- km (176.5-mi) apogee, 165-km (102.5-mi) perigee, 89-min period, and 51 ...
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... transfer orbit and subsequently placed into synchronous orbit at 165° east longitude, from which it was drifting to ... Feb 1 1972 1 Feb 2 1972 2 Feb 3 1972 3 Feb 4 1972 4 Feb 5 1972 5 Feb ... Feb 10 1972 10 Feb 11 1972 11 Feb 12 1972 12 Feb 13 1972 13 Feb 14 1972 14 ... Feb 24 1972 24 Feb 25 1972 25 Feb 26 1972 26 Feb 27 1972 27 Feb 28 1972 28 ...
... Plesetsk into orbit with 462-km (287.1-mi) apogee, 267-km (165.9-mi) perigee, 91.8-min period, and 70.9° inclination. Satellite ... . ''(W Star, 6/12/72, 20)''
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... orbit with 469-km (291.4-mi) apogee, 267-km (165.9-mi) perigee, 91.8-min period, and 70.9° ...
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... ) apogee, 957-km (594.7-mi) perigee, 104,3- min period, and 82.9° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight ... He had joined NASA Oct. 1, 1969. ''(NASA Release 72-165; A&A 1969)''
Bathroom commode system for space ... Aug 10 1972 10 Aug 11 1972 11 Aug 12 1972 12 Aug 13 1972 13 Aug 14 1972 14 ... Aug 24 1972 24 Aug 25 1972 25 Aug 26 1972 26 Aug 27 1972 27 Aug 28 1972 28 ...
... power failure that prevented transmission of data. The 75-kg (165-1b) satellite, 68. cm (22.3 ft) long, was fourth satellite to be launched by ... Aug 9 1972 9 Aug 10 1972 10 Aug 11 1972 11 Aug 12 1972 12 Aug 13 1972 13 Aug 14 1972 14 Aug 15 1972 15 ... Aug 23 1972 23 Aug 24 1972 24 Aug 25 1972 25 Aug 26 1972 26 Aug 27 1972 27 Aug 28 1972 28 Aug 29 1972 29 ...
... , 267-km (165.9-mi) perigee, 92.1-min period, and 70.9ø inclination. The satellite reentered Dec. 22. ''( GSFC SSR, 5/31/73; 12/31/73; SBD, ...
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... Marshall Space Flight Center payload to a 267.0-km (165.9-mi) altitude. The primary objective was to ... 1968, from $22.2 billion in 1971 to $22.3 billion. Profits increased from 1.8% in 1971 to ... 9 May 10 1973 10 May 11 1973 11 May 12 1973 12 May 13 1973 13 May 14 1973 14 ... 23 May 24 1973 24 May 25 1973 25 May 26 1973 26 May 27 1973 27 May 28 1973 28 ...
... 165-mi) apogee, 162.5-km (101-mi) perigee, 88.7-min period, and 96.9° inclination and reentered March 13, 1974. The second entered orbit with a 505.3 ... Nov 9 1973 9 Nov 10 1973 10 Nov 11 1973 11 Nov 12 1973 12 Nov 13 1973 13 Nov 14 1973 14 Nov 15 1973 ... Nov 23 1973 23 Nov 24 1973 24 Nov 25 1973 25 Nov 26 1973 26 Nov 27 1973 27 Nov 28 1973 28 Nov 29 1973 ...
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