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- "discover" found 128 times in 112 documents
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USAF DISCOVERER XXXVII launched from Vandenberg AFB but did not attain orbit.
NASA launched 2-stage Aerobee ...
... Dryden stated that the U.S. would have operational satellite communications within five years.
USAF DISCOVERER XXXVIII launched into orbit with undisclosed payload.
Second Saturn flight vehicle (SA-2) arrived at ...
... about military satellite launchings, officials were reported to have stated that in future even the Discoverer flights would not be so identified. Any information beyond bare announcement of launch of an ...
... characteristics, transition capability, and aircraft stability.
Analysis of six photographic emulsion blocks carried aloft by DISCOVERER XVIII on December 7, and recovered on December 10, 1960, revealed that inner Van Allen ...
... . James A. Van Allen , head of State Univ. of Iowa physics and astronomy department and discoverer of earth's radiation belts.
August 1962 August
Aug 1 1962 1 Aug 2 1962 ...
... (TAT) booster would be used with Agena D upper stage to orbit first of new Discoverer satellite Series.
British Institute for Strategic Studies estimate reported that the Free World has more ...
... subordinate organizations immediately, directly, and continuously responsive to NASA requirements."
DOD announced details of Project Discoverer, series of polar orbiting satellites.
DISCOVERER I , Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA satellite weighing 1,450 pounds, successfully launched into polar orbit by USAF Thor-Hustler booster from Pacific Missile Range ; stabilization difficulties hampered tracking acquisition.
First flight launching of a spin-stabilized 20-inch-diameter spherical rocket, by NASA Langley's PARD at Wallops Station, Va.
Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA announced that DISCOVERER I was no longer in orbit.
... DISCOVERER II satellite successfully placed into polar orbit by Thor-Agena A booster, but capsule ejection ...
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