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... - 80-11 Diversions GAMES Scot Morris 144 - 80-11 Opinion LAST WORD David Saltman 146 - '''Volume 3 No 3''' - 80-12 Untitled Cover Art Michael Parkes 1 - 80-12 Opinion FIRST WORD Ben Bova 6 - 80-12 OMNIBUS Contributors 8 - 80-12 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 10 - 80-12 Dialogue FORUM 14 ...

... Neil A. Armstrong , NASA Director of Aeronautical Research, described Soviet Tu-144 as "striking" supersonic aircraft "every bit as attractive" as Anglo ... 3 1970 3 Nov 4 1970 4 Nov 5 1970 5 Nov 6 1970 6 Nov 7 1970 7 Nov 8 1970 8 Nov 9 1970 9 Nov 10 1970 10 Nov 11 1970 11 Nov 12 1970 12 Nov 13 1970 13 Nov 14 1970 14 Nov 15 ...

... .R. Council of Ministers, heading the Soviet commission investigating the June 3 crash of the Tu-144 see May 24-June 3 , said in a Paris TV interview. The Soviet airline Aeroflot was "preparing to use the supersonic Tu-144." Gen. Aleksey A. Tupolev , chief designer of the Tu-144 ... 8 1973 8 Jun 9 1973 9 Jun 10 1973 10 Jun 11 1973 11 Jun 12 1973 12 Jun 13 1973 13 Jun 14 1973 14 Jun 15 1973 15 Jun 16 1973 ...

... be conceivable in terms of contemporary nuclear physics. ''(Schmeck, Jr., NYT, 6/14/65, 1)'' A model of Tu-144, proposed supersonic passenger plane, was displayed by the Soviet Union at the ... 2 Jun 3 1965 3 Jun 4 1965 4 Jun 5 1965 5 Jun 6 1965 6 Jun 7 1965 7 Jun 8 1965 8 Jun 9 1965 9 Jun 10 1965 10 Jun 11 1965 11 Jun 12 1965 12 Jun 13 1965 13 Jun 14 1965 14 Jun 15 1965 15 Jun 16 1965 ...

... press at Third International Air and Space Salon in Turin, Italy. Tu-144 would carry 120 passengers up to 1,500 mph over 4,000-mi ... aircraft in flight; and air "snatch" rescue sys­tems. ''(Aero Tech, 6/3/68, 26)'' June 1968 June Jun 1 1968 1 Jun 2 1968 ... Jun 9 1968 9 Jun 10 1968 10 Jun 11 1968 11 Jun 12 1968 12 Jun 13 1968 13 Jun 14 1968 14 Jun 15 1968 15 ...

... inclusion of the project in NASA's budget for next year. (NASA Release 93-144; AP, Aug 10/93) The first test flight of a reusable single-stage rocket, called the Delta ... its interest in aeronautics. In 1992, aeronautics accounted for about eight percent of NASA's $14.3 billion budget; if the Agency got the funding it had requested, NASA planned to spend ... 8 1993 8 Aug 9 1993 9 Aug 10 1993 10 Aug 11 1993 11 Aug 12 1993 12 Aug 13 1993 13 Aug 14 1993 14 Aug 15 1993 15 Aug 16 1993 ...

... of television, voice, radio-photo, and teletype. ''(NASA Release 63-144)'' Selection of Republic Aviation Corp. for negotiation of Advanced Orbiting ... 3 1963 3 Jul 4 1963 4 Jul 5 1963 5 Jul 6 1963 6 Jul 7 1963 7 Jul 8 1963 8 Jul 9 1963 9 Jul 10 1963 10 Jul 11 1963 11 Jul 12 1963 12 Jul 13 1963 13 Jul 14 1963 14 Jul 15 ...

... Tu-144 supersonic transport aircraft exploded and disintegrated in mid-air over the French village of ... final day of the Paris Air Show, killing 13 persons see May 24-June 3 . ''(Randal, IV Post, 6/4/73, Al)'' May 1973 May June 1973 June ... 1973 8 Jun 9 1973 9 Jun 10 1973 10 Jun 11 1973 11 Jun 12 1973 12 Jun 13 1973 13 Jun 14 1973 14 Jun 15 1973 15 Jun 16 ...

... those fitted to the Anglo-French Concorde and the Soviet Tu-144 might lower the earth's mean temperatures, with a catastrophic effect on ... 3 1974 3 Apr 4 1974 4 Apr 5 1974 5 Apr 6 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 1974 14 Apr 15 1974 15 ...

... reduce its dependency on fossil fuels as early as Oct., when 3 of its buildings would begin heating water with solar energy: the ... fighter planes, died in 1970; A.N. Tupolev, father of the Tu-144 supersonic transport, in 1972; Gurevich in Nov. 1976. Survivors were O.K. ... Feb 9 1977 9 Feb 10 1977 10 Feb 11 1977 11 Feb 12 1977 12 Feb 13 1977 13 Feb 14 1977 14 Feb 15 1977 15 ...

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