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... new components. Order to proceed on actual uprating was expected this month. ''(M&R, 3/15/65, 7)'' The House Committee on Science and Astronautics reviewed the master planning standards of ten major ... of the Apollo spacesuit. Change followed problems with certain portions of garment. ''( M&R, 3/15/65, 7)'' Astronaut R. Walter Cunningham suffered a simple compression fracture of a neck vertebra during exercise ... 15 1965 15 Mar 16 1965 16 Mar 17 1965 17 Mar 18 1965 18 Mar 19 1965 19 Mar 20 1965 20 Mar 21 1965 21 Mar 22 1965 22 Mar 23 ...

... . Objectives were testing of soft lunar landing system and scientific research, Weighing 1,552 kg. (3,422 lbs,), the spacecraft was following a trajectory close to the calculated one. Equipment was ... /5/65, 1, 72; 12/6/65, 1, 43; 12/7/65, 24; 12/13/65, 1, 46; 12/15/65, 23; WSJ, 12/9/65, 1; 12/13/65, 1; 12/14/65, 1; Wash. Post, 12/6/65, A3; 12/7/65, Al, A3; 12 ...

... Blast produced 70-m-dia (230-ft-dia). crater 4.6 m (15 ft) deep, with central uplift similar to that observed in many lunar ... , 47 under construction and 48 more proposed." ''(W Post, 7/23/70, A1)'' July 23-24: Intelsat-III F-8 was successfully launched from Eastern Test ... Jul 2 1970 2 Jul 3 1970 3 Jul 4 1970 4 Jul 5 1970 5 Jul 6 1970 6 Jul 7 1970 7 Jul 8 1970 8 ...

... Whittaker Corp., as NASA Assistant Administrator for Public Affairs effective Aug. 15, was announced by NASA. He would be responsible for development and ... for the future." Dr. Logsdon replied to review Sept. 17. ''(Science, 7/23/71, 317-8; 9/17/71, 1079-80)'' GAO published Comparison ... Jul 2 1971 2 Jul 3 1971 3 Jul 4 1971 4 Jul 5 1971 5 Jul 6 1971 6 Jul 7 1971 7 Jul 8 1971 8 ...

... &R, 3/15/65, 7)'' March 1965 March Mar 1 1965 1 Mar 2 1965 2 Mar 3 1965 3 Mar 4 1965 4 Mar 5 1965 5 Mar 6 1965 6 Mar 7 1965 7 Mar ... 15 1965 15 Mar 16 1965 16 Mar 17 1965 17 Mar 18 1965 18 Mar 19 1965 19 Mar 20 1965 20 Mar 21 1965 21 Mar 22 1965 22 Mar 23 1965 23 ...

... in later missions. ''(Clark, NYT, 7/8/65, 12; Hines, Wash. Eve, Star, 7/8/65; MSC Roundup, 7/23/65, 1, 2)'' The ... energy sources for maneuvering in space. ''(Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, 7/7/65, 3)'' Photos of the rim of the terrestrial globe and ... 15 1965 15 Jul 16 1965 16 Jul 17 1965 17 Jul 18 1965 18 Jul 19 1965 19 Jul 20 1965 20 Jul 21 1965 21 Jul 22 1965 22 Jul 23 ...

... of NASA's Biosatellite II experiment capsule, by aircraft at 3:15 pm EDT Sept. 9, within 15 mi of predicted impact location of 7°15'N and 162° 1'W, marked a new first ... , 9/15/67)'' September 1967 September Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 1967 4 Sep 5 1967 5 Sep 6 1967 6 Sep 7 1967 7 Sep ... 15 1967 15 Sep 16 1967 16 Sep 17 1967 17 Sep 18 1967 18 Sep 19 1967 19 Sep 20 1967 20 Sep 21 1967 21 Sep 22 1967 22 Sep 23 ...

... km (116.2 mi) ; period, 89.7 min; and inclination, 65.4°. Satellite reentered March 23. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 3/15/69; 3/31/69; SBD 3/18/69, 78)'' In press interview ... 15 1969 15 Mar 16 1969 16 Mar 17 1969 17 Mar 18 1969 18 Mar 19 1969 19 Mar 20 1969 20 Mar 21 1969 21 Mar 22 1969 22 Mar 23 1969 23 ...

... -km) perigee, 101.3-min period, and 98.8° inclination. ''( Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC SSR, 7/31/69; Pres Rpt ... to House Committee on Science and Astronautics. ''(CR, 7/23/69, H6238)'' Czechoslovakian Communist Party Central Committee's ... 15 1969 15 Jul 16 1969 16 Jul 17 1969 17 Jul 18 1969 18 Jul 19 1969 19 Jul 20 1969 20 Jul 21 1969 21 Jul 22 1969 22 Jul 23 ...

... -million comsat system of two satellites and six ground stations to start. ''(WSJ, 3/15/71, 13; 3/16/71, 7)'' Feasibility of comsats for helicopter communications had been demonstrated by tests conducted with ... in man's understanding of a hitherto unpenetrated section of the solar system," ''(NYT, 3/15/71, 38)'' March 15-16: NASA launched two Nike-Cajun sounding rockets from Kourou, French Guiana, carrying ... 15 1971 15 Mar 16 1971 16 Mar 17 1971 17 Mar 18 1971 18 Mar 19 1971 19 Mar 20 1971 20 Mar 21 1971 21 Mar 22 1971 22 Mar 23 ...

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