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... X-15 No. 2 was flown to 3,443 mph (mach 4.85) and 249,000-ft. altitude by Maj. William J. Knight (USAF) on star-tracking mission. ''( ... Appropriation bill (H.R. 14921) , which included $4,991,600,000 appropriation for NASA: $4,246,600,000 for R&D; $95,000,000 for construction of facilities; and $650,000 ... /66, 10)'' August 1966 August Aug 1 1966 1 Aug 2 1966 2 Aug 3 1966 3 Aug 4 1966 4 Aug 5 1966 5 Aug 6 1966 6 Aug 7 1966 ...

... pioneering in particular. House Science anal Astronautics Committee authorized record $3.7 billion for NASA in FY 1963, eating $116 million ... Walker, said that film taken during recent record altitude flight of 246,700 feet showed five or six mysterious objects. Other space ... . They called for the construction of a $1.5 million, 85-foot-diameter dome on Daingerfield Island, south of the Washington ...

... plastic experiment-balloon 182.9 m (600 ft) long with 544.3-kg (1200-lb) instrument package was launched from Minneapolis, Minn., by Winzen ... experimenters, Venus-centered distance of ray path had been decreased by 8.85 km (5.49 mi), "confirming our independent estimate of 10' km 6 ... July survey had shown U.S.S.R. could deploy 1300 ICBMs-246 more than U.S. But U.S. "promises to increase its warhead ...

... . -Zuffenhausen, Illingerstr. 22c - 163 Meyer, H. M., Ing., Kiel-Wellingdorf, Rosenfelderstr. 24 - 85 Miehling, Willi, Stuttg. -Degerloch, Jahnstr. 43 - 21 Miethig, Karl, Ing., Eßlingen-Serach, ... 5 - 263 Weirich, Hugo, Dr., Stuttgart W, Silcherstr. 3, II - 115 Weiss, Hans, Augsburg, Rosrenaustr. 38 - 246 Westphal‚Wilhelm, Prof. Dr., Berlin-Zehlendorf, Berlepschstr. 72a - 159 ...

... . 68 - 'ESA SCIENTIFIC PROJECTS' COMPETITION. 71 - - '''VOL. 38 NO. 3''' '''MARCH 1996''' - Next Steps in Space. - KISTLER ... Space Telescope as it looks into deepest space. 85 - GALILEO PROBE First measurements on Jupiter's atmosphere lead to some ... tethered satellite which carried a European research protect. 246 - SATELLITE DIGEST - 290 This month's listing ...

... in executive session, favorably reported with amendment S. 2446, authorizing $5.246 billion for NASA in FY 1965. This amount restored $52 million ... by those performing basic research for the Government. ''(NASA LAR III/85)'' Lt. Gen. William J. Ely (USA), Deputy Director of Defense Research ... May 1964 May May 1 1964 1 May 2 1964 2 May 3 1964 3 May 4 1964 4 May 5 1964 5 May 6 ...

... and solar-cell power system. Orbital parameters: apogee, 287.7 mi (462.9 km) ; perigee, 246.7 mi (396.9 km) ; period, 93.1 min; and inclination, 99.1°. OV-17 ... . 16, 1968, letter contract-would extend through Nov. 30, 1972, and cover flights 1, 2, 3, 3A, and 4. Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC also awarded North American Rockwell Corp.'s ... School Board, district would receive $85,000 from Government under fixed-amount system used in lieu of property tax on Federal facilities. ''(Michals, Glendale News-Press, 3/19/69)'' USAF announced award ...

... Michael W. Taylor 83 - Society News 85 - Astronomical Notebook Prof. J.S. Griffith 87 - Satellite Digest ... - The Interkosmos Programme 1967­1980 Neyille Kidger 161 - Volksrocket X-3 166 - Industrial Design in Space Daye Dooling 169 - Space Report ... 244 - The Shuttle: Sortie Missions and Spacelab 1 246 - Space Report 252 - The Design of Salyut Orbital ...

... booster. Spacecraft entered orbit with 682.4-mi (1,098.2-km) apogee, 246.4-mi (396.6-km) perigee, 99.8-min period, and 82. ... had been Vice President and Group Executive at IBM. ''(NASA Release 69-85)'' NASA announced selection of United Aircraft Corp. for $4-million, three- ... June 1969 June Jun 1 1969 1 Jun 2 1969 2 Jun 3 1969 3 Jun 4 1969 4 Jun 5 1969 5 Jun 6 1969 6 ...

... Mechanical Technical, Inc. and Stirling Technology Company, for $253,385 and $246,576, respectively. Research was to be funded by the Department ... TDRS was destroyed during the Challenger accident. Two TDRS's could provide 85 percent coverage of an orbiting spacecraft, compared with the 50 ... October Oct 1 1986 1 Oct 2 1986 2 Oct 3 1986 3 Oct 4 1986 4 Oct 5 1986 5 Oct 6 1986 ...

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