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... -4101, 1966), p. 8.'' H. Res. 496, introduced by Representative McCormack. Passed the House March 5, 1958. Created a Select Committee on Astronautics and Space Exploration.

... excel in these critical disciplines. NASA intends to award four cooperative agreements that total approximately $5.6 million. Awards have a period of performance of 36 months. Local programs are required ...

Auxiliary jettisonable belly tank fitted to bomb rack of MB3A at Selfridge Field, Mich., increased eying radius to about 400 miles.

Spitfire prototype with armament and Merlin engine first flown. production of the Spitfire Mark I beginning at Supermarine factory in early 1937. Spitfire's classic design was work of R. J. Mitchell, responsible for the Supermarine racing seaplanes which first won the Schneider Trophy for Great Britain in 1931. 18,298 Merlin-engined Spitfires of all Marks were built by 1945.

Alfred J. Eggers and C. A. Syvertson submitted concept for "interference lift," often referred to as "compression lift," which contributed important input for Mach 3 configurations ("Aircraft Configurations Developing High Lift-Drag Ratios at High Supersonic Speeds," National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA RM-A55105).

Eugen Sanger writes letter to the British Interplanetary Society reporting that he is working on extremely fast rocket driven airplanes.

Media:82-03-05.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)

''MEDIA ADVISORY: M12-035 SPACE STATION CREW TO TALK WITH STUDENTS IN SILICON VALLEY'' HOUSTON -- News media representatives are invited to a live interactive event with students and the crew aboard the International Space Station as part of Destination Station activities during the month of March. The event takes place March 7 at The Tech Museum in San Jose, Calif. Destination Station is NASA' ...

R.C. Jennison talks to the BIS about ''The Radio Exploration of Space'' at Caxton Hall St James London. Kenneth W. Gatland talks to the BIS Birmingham chapter about ''The Path to Space Travel''.

''RELEASE 18-011'' '''NASA, Partners Seek Input on Standards for Deep Space Technologies''' In order to maximize investment in, and benefits of, future deep space exploration platforms and technologies, NASA and its International Space Station partners have collaborated to draft standards that address seven priority areas in which technology compatibility is crucial for global cooperation. ...

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