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Image:Mariner1.jpg 200px Mariner 1 spacecraft Category:Spacecraft

... an interview with the New York Times, John R. Casani-deputy project manager of the Mariner project at JPL -said the necessary trajectories had been plotted, and modification of the spacecraft ... the JPL engineers would not rule out the possibility. The infrared spectrometer on the second Mariner would be improved in sensitivity to detect the temperature of Uranus, twice as far from ... . The Mariner missions to Jupiter and Saturn would cost about $305 million; addition of the trip to Uranus would add about $21 million to the cost of the mission. (NYT, 1 Mar ...

... NASA's decision not to attempt recovery program for unsuccessful Mariner 8 mission using proof-test model "seems justified" on grounds Mariner 9 (launched May 30) had been conceived as backup ... bioastronautical contributions to general medical science and practice. Symposium reviewed results of Soyuz 11 - Salyut 1 mission, June 6-30, that ended with crew's accidental death on reentry. ''(IAA ...

... JPL 's Dan Schneiderman, project manager for NASA's Mariner program, told American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics AIAA delegates that data from MARINER IV 's solar plasma probe, which ceased normal ... estimated that based on nitrogen consumption to date, there was enough gas available to keep MARINER IV stabilized for about six years. He said there had been no loss of lock ... problem is how the academic community can communicate with NASA." ''(McCoy, Kansas City Star, 3/1/65)'' In a luncheon address, Dr. Raymond L. Bisplinghoff , NASA Associate Administrator for Advanced Research ...

... to study oceans, "United States Activities in Spacecraft Oceanography," was published by National Council on Marine Resources and Engineering Development and jointly prepared by NASA, Naval Oceanographic Office, Bureau of Commercial ... man to the moon and return him safely to earth." ''(NYT, 10/1/67, 12E)'' October 1967 October Oct 1 1967 1 Oct 2 1967 2 Oct 3 1967 3 Oct 4 1967 ...

... space shuttle with its European-built Spacelab in the 1980s. In unmanned exploration Mariner 10 , scheduled for launch to-ward Mercury and Venus in early November, was ... now carrying three-quarters of the world's intercontinental telecommunications traffic." ''(CR, 10/1/73, S18200)'' Dr. Alexander Rocker, European Space Research Organization ( ESRO ) Director General, sent ...

... and direction over the ocean surface have been used by agencies worldwide for weather and marine forecasting and tropical cyclone monitoring. Its location on the space station made it the first ... Applications and Research. “ISS-RapidScat observations improved situational awareness of marine weather conditions, which aid optimal ship routing and hazard avoidance, and marine forecasts and warnings.“ During its mission, ISS-RapidScat also ... 2.6 tons of food, fuel, and supplies for the space station crew, including approximately 1,400 pounds of propellant, 112 pounds of oxygen, 925 pounds of water, and 2,750 ...

Image:Mariner_C.jpg 200px Mariner C spacecraft Category:Spacecraft

... endurance; USN, on engineering, marine science, and human behavior; and Interior, on marine geology, underwater mapping, and fish life. GE would build laboratory. ''(Abra­ham, P EB, 5/1/68; Wilford, NYT, 5 ... 2nd stages for manned Apollo Saturn missions. Stage would be reshipped to KSC about July 1. ''(SFC Release 68-93)'' Edgar M. Cortright, former NASA Deputy Associate Administrator for Manned Space ...

... permit periodic tracking by NASA's Deep Space Network as spacecraft orbited the sun. MARINER IV , 19,359,086 mi. from Mars, traveling 90,499 mph relative to earth, ... programs aimed at pushing technology forward. . . ." Schriever noted two examples of unmanned satellite systems : (1) the Nuclear Detection Program consisting of six Vela satellites gathering information on radiation backgrounds ...

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