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... Opinion LAST WORD Isaac Asimov 194 - '''Volume 3 No 2''' - 80-11 Untitled Cover Art Fred-Jurgan Rogner 1 - 80-11 Opinion FIRST WORD Ben Bova 6 - 80-11 OMNIBUS Contributors ... 1 - 81-09 Opinion FIRST WORD Noel W Hinners 6 - 81-09 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 12 - 81-09 Dialogue FORUM 14 - 81-09 The Climate Connection EARTH Mark Washburn 18 ...

... with orbiting Command Service Module CSM -108, Yankee Clipper, and return safely to earth. November 14-18: Spacecraft carrying Astronauts Charles (Pete) Conrad, Jr. (commander), Richard F. Gordon , Jr. ( Command Module ... 39, Pad A , by Saturn V booster at 11:22 am EST Nov. 14. Launch was watched by 3,000 invited guests, including President and Mrs. Nixon. Weather conditions at launch were ... because of sun angle and glare on spacecraft windows. Spacecraft entered lunar orbit with 194.3-mi (312.6-km) apolune and 72.0-mi (115.9-km) perilune at 83:25 GET ...

... Lousma stepped outside the orbiting laboratory at 1:30 pm EDT to install the 3.6- by 7.3-m (12- by 24-ft), paper-thin, aluminized Mylar awning over the Workshop to ... (194 mi) per sec, a phenomenon that occurred two or three times a year-had been observed at that range and time resolution. Program Director Schneider announced Aug. 14 that Skylab 3 would ... . The six-pack had been carried up on the Skylab 3 CM. Meanwhile the crew continued with experiments, requesting more work Aug. 14 because all had spare time and "you just can ...

... -126) NASA announced that its Lewis Research Center ( Lewis Research Center LeRC ) awarded a $79,194,665 contract to General Dynamics Corp.'s Convair Division to support the Space Shuttle/Centaur ... , Sept 14/85, A28) August 1985 August September 1985 September Sep 1 1985 1 Sep 2 1985 2 Sep 3 1985 3 Sep 4 1985 4 Sep 5 1985 5 Sep 6 1985 6 Sep 7 1985 7 Sep 8 1985 8 Sep 9 1985 9 Sep 10 1985 10 Sep 11 1985 11 Sep 12 1985 12 Sep 13 1985 13 Sep 14 1985 14 ...

... man better." Awards were announced Dec. 24, 1966. ''(PD, 2/13/67, 194-5)'' FAA met with 11 US. airlines and one leasing company to ... 1 1967 1 Feb 2 1967 2 Feb 3 1967 3 Feb 4 1967 4 Feb 5 1967 5 Feb 6 1967 6 Feb 7 1967 7 Feb 8 1967 8 Feb 9 1967 9 Feb 10 1967 10 Feb 11 1967 11 Feb 12 1967 12 Feb 13 1967 13 Feb 14 1967 14 ...

... changes Goldin had instituted in recent months. (NASA Release 92-194; Space News, Nov 9-15) NASA began assembling Space Shuttle ... 1 Nov 2 1992 2 Nov 3 1992 3 Nov 4 1992 4 Nov 5 1992 5 Nov 6 1992 6 Nov 7 1992 7 Nov 8 1992 8 Nov 9 1992 9 Nov 10 1992 10 Nov 11 1992 11 Nov 12 1992 12 Nov 13 1992 13 Nov 14 1992 14 ...

... one of the largest cutbacks in decades. Combining the layoffs with 194 voluntary resignations, USA eliminated 557 jobs at KENNEDY SPACE CENTER ... 1 Feb 2 1998 2 Feb 3 1998 3 Feb 4 1998 4 Feb 5 1998 5 Feb 6 1998 6 Feb 7 1998 7 Feb 8 1998 8 Feb 9 1998 9 Feb 10 1998 10 Feb 11 1998 11 Feb 12 1998 12 Feb 13 1998 13 Feb 14 1998 14 ...

... end 2015 there were 41 meteorological satellites, 115 surveillance satellites, 97 navigational satellites, 194 Earth observation/remote sensing satellites, 195 civilian governmental and military communications satellites ... systems have deployed very large antennas in space from the Geo orbit. Figure 6.3 ref 14 shows the Thuraya satellite, built by the Boeing Corporation, that beams sufficient ...

... Baikonur at 4:10 pm Baikonur time into orbit with 229-km (142.3-mi) apogee, 194-km (120.6-mi) perigee, 88.8-min period, and 51.7° inclination. Tass said spacecraft ... weightlessness and did not carry docking equipment used on Soyuz IV and Soyuz V Jan. 14-18. Western speculation, later confirmed, was that Soyuz VI would rendezvous with other spacecraft. Soyuz ... 6 Oct 7 1969 7 Oct 8 1969 8 Oct 9 1969 9 Oct 10 1969 10 Oct 11 1969 11 Oct 12 1969 12 Oct 13 1969 13 Oct 14 1969 14 ...

... in the valley of the Euphrates, and more than 14,000 years before the Greek and Roman constellations. Hundreds ... spirituality: 1 - reason, 2 - man, 3 - woman, 4 - justice, 5 - marriage ( 2 man + 3 woman), 6 - creation, etc. Pythagoras also believed that ... a heliocentric or sun-centered universe. Another Greek, Eratosthenes (276-194 BCE), is believed to have calculated the circumference of ...

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