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... -110) Johnson Space Center JSC announced that Clifford E. Charlesworth had become acting deputy director August 10, succeeding Sigurd A. Sjoberg, who retired May 18. Charlesworth for three years had been ... and unfurled in space to study extraterrestrial radio sources and nonatmospheric radioastronomy. As early as August 15, they had begun to pack the return capsule with items demonstrating the results of ... , Aug 14/79, 2; NY Times, Aug 16/79, A-19) July 1979 July August 1979 August Aug 1 1979 1 Aug 2 1979 2 Aug 3 1979 3 Aug 4 1979 ...

... was "cleaning of the premises of the orbital complex" and physical training, Tass said. On August 5 Tass reported completion of various crystal experiments using Splav and Kristall apparatus in "cosmic ... from gallium arsenide, and crystals of indium antimonide and gadolinium cobalt, a magnetic material. Tass August 9 reported a first: crystallization of a substance from a smelt in "directional microgravitation." The ... . (FBIS, Tass in English; Moscow Dom Svc, Aug 1-26/80) July 1980 July August 1980 August Aug 1 1980 1 Aug 2 1980 2 Aug 3 1980 3 Aug 4 1980 ...

... speeds of mach 7.5, 10, and 15. With successful launch of Explorer XII on August 15, NASA Delta launch vehicles had successfully launched five satellites out of six attempts, the ... . E. G. Bowen, radar pioneer. NASA-DOD Large Launch Vehicle Planning Group in session since August 1 to study the policy, management structures, and requirements of launch vehicles beyond the size ... between Earth and Venus to an accuracy of 200 miles using 84-foot tracking antenna. August 1961 August Aug 1 1961 1 Aug 2 1961 2 Aug 3 1961 3 Aug 4 ...

... would be examined for effects of space. Cosmos 1443 undocked August 14 at 6:04 p.m. Moscow time and soft-landed August 23 with 350 kilograms of cargo. Another cargo ship ... .m. Moscow time. (FBIS, Tass in English, Aug 1-23/83) July 1983 July August 1983 August Aug 1 1983 1 Aug 2 1983 2 Aug 3 1983 3 Aug 4 1983 ...

... and when projected on a smooth white surface. ''(UPI, NYT, 9/1/66, 24)'' During August: Dr. Raymond L. Bisplinghoff, head of MIT's Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics and Special ... /66; Phil. Eve. Bull., 8/27/66; Reuters, Wash. Post, 8/29/66, A3)'' During August-September: USAF Chief of Staff Gen. J. P. McConnell discussed military future of manned aircraft ... >File:66-08 Roger Chafee Apollo 1 Interview.wav.mp4

July 1966 August 1966 August Aug 1 1966 1 Aug 2 1966 2 Aug 3 1966 3 Aug 4 ...

... the Com­mittee and its legal subcommittee . . . " ''(Text, CR, 8/27/63, 15099-103)'' During August: The Atlantic Monthly published an article "Why Land on the Moon?" by Dr. Robert Jastrow ... . ''(A&AE, 8/63,119)'' “ Wernher von Braun on Mars” article in Popular Science magazine August 1963 August Aug 1 1963 1 Aug 2 1963 2 Aug 3 1963 3 Aug 4 ...

... . Thompson heralded U.N. Conference on Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space in Vienna, August 14-27. Against back­ground of new developments in arms control, it would emphasize prac ... /68, 17)'' “Crystals, Magical Servants of the Space Age” article appears in National Geographic Magazine August 1968 August Aug 1 1968 1 Aug 2 1968 2 Aug 3 1968 3 Aug 4 ...

... at a reduced cost. (NASA Release 90-113) In a flight test that concluded in August, NASA, the Air Force, and Boeing Commercial Airline Group announced better-than-expected findings taken ... fuel costs for the U.S. airline industry. (NASA Release 90-115) July 1990 July August 1990 August Aug 1 1990 1 Aug 2 1990 2 Aug 3 1990 3 Aug 4 ...

... Star and Washington Post. The meteorological soundings had been completed by the last week of August, the newspapers said, and the 134 Russians waiting on the ship for results to be ... 28/77, D-1; W Post, Sept 1/77, A-1) July 1977 July August 1977 August Aug 1 1977 1 Aug 2 1977 2 Aug 3 1977 3 Aug 4 1977 ...

... ") two-stage rocket. ''(Atlantic, 8/64)'' “Man to the Moon” article in Popular Science magazine August 1964 August Aug 1 1964 1 Aug 2 1964 2 Aug 3 1964 3 Aug 4 ...

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