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... , including a $5-million decrease (to $109.6 mil-lion) for the Apollo Soyuz Test Project and a $10-million decrease (to $165.2 million) in development, test, and mission operations. Changes in facility construction authorizations included an increase of $4 million, to $10.04 million for construction of the infrared telescope facility in Mauna Kea, Hawaii. The Committee ... 1974 6 Apr 7 1974 7 Apr 8 1974 8 Apr 9 1974 9 Apr 10 1974 10 Apr 11 1974 11 Apr 12 1974 12 Apr 13 1974 13 Apr 14 ...

... the impression of peaceful cooperation created by the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Apollo-Soyuz Test Project docking mission see 15-26 July , both countries had increasingly emphasized the military ... being developed that had the potential for new confrontations between the superpowers. (UPI, P Inq, 10 Aug 75) Launch of the Viking spacecraft Viking -A spacecraft to Mars was postponed because ... 1975 6 Aug 7 1975 7 Aug 8 1975 8 Aug 9 1975 9 Aug 10 1975 10 Aug 11 1975 11 Aug 12 1975 12 Aug 13 1975 13 Aug 14 ...

... , headed by Professor K. D. Bushuyev, U.S.S.R. technical director for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project in July, had begun work at the Johnson Space Center on a joint ... 1975 6 Nov 7 1975 7 Nov 8 1975 8 Nov 9 1975 9 Nov 10 1975 10 Nov 11 1975 11 Nov 12 1975 12 Nov 13 1975 13 Nov 14 ...

... cautioned against labeling the activity a "marsquake" until further studies were done. (Av Wk, Jan 10/77, 21) MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER MSFC reported that the number of visitors to the ... their radios off," said a source, "the opposition couldn't track their radio beacons. And if they can't track them they can't find them." No one had forecast a war in ... 1977 6 Jan 7 1977 7 Jan 8 1977 8 Jan 9 1977 9 Jan 10 1977 10 Jan 11 1977 11 Jan 12 1977 12 Jan 13 1977 13 Jan 14 ...

... station Salyut 6 . The two were launched June 5 in a new transport vehicle called Soyuz T2 . Salyut 6 had been occupied since April 9 by Leonid Popov and Valery Ryumin ... in orbit to greet visitors to the Moscow Olympics, the dispatch said. (W Star, June 10/80, A-8) May 1980 May June 1980 June Jun 1 1980 1 Jun 2 ... 1980 6 Jun 7 1980 7 Jun 8 1980 8 Jun 9 1980 9 Jun 10 1980 10 Jun 11 1980 11 Jun 12 1980 12 Jun 13 1980 13 Jun 14 ...

The Russian Space Agency launched Soyuz TM-25 , carrying a crew of two Russian Space Agency cosmonauts, Vasili V. Tsibliyev and ... 1997 6 Feb 7 1997 7 Feb 8 1997 8 Feb 9 1997 9 Feb 10 1997 10 Feb 11 1997 11 Feb 12 1997 12 Feb 13 1997 13 Feb 14 ...

... , during February and April 1998, and 12 more satellites, early in 1999, on three Russian Soyuz rockets. Globalstar was competing with its industry rival Iridium World Communications Inc., which had placed ... 1999 6 Jun 7 1999 7 Jun 8 1999 8 Jun 9 1999 9 Jun 10 1999 10 Jun 11 1999 11 Jun 12 1999 12 Jun 13 1999 13 Jun 14 ...

... release, 10 October 2005, http://www.jaxa.jp/press/2005/10/20051010_sst_e.html (accessed 15 July 2009).) The crew of Expedition 11 returned to Earth aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft, landing ... Space Agency . (NASA, “ Expedition 11 Safely Returns from International Space Station,” news release 05-340, 10 October 2005.) September 2005 September October 2005 October Oct 1 2005 1 Oct 2 2005 ... 2005 6 Oct 7 2005 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 ...

... Soyuz TMA-11 launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome at 13:22 (UT) carrying three astronauts—a Russian, ... 2007 6 Oct 7 2007 7 Oct 8 2007 8 Oct 9 2007 9 Oct 10 2007 10 Oct 11 2007 11 Oct 12 2007 12 Oct 13 2007 13 Oct 14 ...

... scenario with heating the hot spot by products of annihilation of antiprotons in the D-T fuel doped with U238 is considered. It is shown that in this scenario the hot ... be provided by injection of (1.3 to 4.4) x 1015 antiprotons into the D-T fuel compressed to the density of about 200 g/cm3 ...

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