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... \ \eta_u are zero-mean Gaussian white noise variables that satisfy E \begin Bmatrix \eta_\upsilon(t)\eta_\upsilon^T( \tau) \end Bmatrix = \sigma_\upsilon^2 \delta(t- \tau)\textbf I _3 '''(II.12a)''' E \begin Bmatrix \eta_u(t)\eta_u^T( \tau) \end Bmatrix = \sigma_u^2 \delta(t- \tau) \textbf I _3 '''(II.12b)''' where

... participation of Soviet scientists and exchange of samples between U.S. and U.S.S.R. ''(Science, 6/2/72, 975-81)'' Protocol on U.S.-U.S.S.R. scientific and technological cooperation in meteorology was signed in Moscow by Director Ernest Ambler of U.S. National Bureau ... Chairman Boris Isayev of Soviet Standards Committee. ''(Tass, FBIS-Sov, 6/5/72, Li)'' NASA U-2 reconnaissance aircraft on loan to Virginia Institute of Marine Science would begin 45-day study ...

... 6 and 10; and ground-based observations. See Aug. 7. (NASA Release 72-164)'' NASA U-2 reconnaissance aircraft from Ames Research Center , equipped with high-resolution cameras using black-and-white ... raging in Big Sur country of California's Monterey County. It was first use of U-2 for forest fire reconnaissance. Photos made from altitudes of 20 000, 14 000, and 8000 ... chamber for up to 56 days. ''(MSC Release 72-170)'' Academician Boris N. Petrov summarized U.S.-U.S.S.R. meetings on Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) see July 6-18 ...

... to listen to Space Shuttle Press Conference April 2 1971''' File:71-04-02_Space_Shuttle_PC_Rockwell_Downey.wav.mp4 U.S.S.R. launched Cosmos 03 from Plesetsk ... Proj Off)'' NASA announced is was expanding its airborne research program by acquiring two Lockheed U-2 high-altitude aircraft under loan agreement with USAF and concentrating flights over four ecological test ...

... poles—at altitudes between 20,000 and 28,000 miles. USAF announced that two Lockheed U-2 aircraft would begin series of air-sampling flights from Okinawa. August 1961 August Aug 1 1961 1 Aug 2 1961 2 Aug 3 1961 3 Aug 4 1961 4 Aug 5 1961 5 Aug 6 ...

... or under construction and warned that U.S.S.R. could overtake U.S. in production by 1974. ''(W Post, 11/2/ 70, A11)'' Editorials commented on U.S.-U.S.S.R. space talks ... in Russia of two American generals whose plane strayed across the Turkish border." ''(NYT, 11/2/70)'' Christian Science Monitor: "While not wishing to minimize the long road which still lies ... space togetherness there can come a stronger desire for greater brotherliness on earth." '' (CSM, 11/2/70)'' Milwaukee Journal: "The economic benefits and savings of international co-operation are obvious. The ...

... December: The U.S.S.R. launched Soyuz 16 , carrying cosmonauts Col. Anatoly V. Filipchenko and Nikolay N. Rukavishnikov , from Baykonur Cosmodrome near Tyuratam at 2:40 pm local time (4:40 am EST) in preparation for the July 1975 U.S.-U.S.S.R. Apollo Soyuz Test Project mission ... gathered by nine U.S. tracking stations Would be compared with data from Soviet tracking stations. Meanwhile the crew reduced the spacecraft's cabin pressure to 7.2 newtons per sq cm ...

... 's future space effort depends . . . ." ''(CR, 12/2/63, 21906 ff.)'' Political Committee of the U.N. General Assembly opened debate on report by the U.N. Committee on the Peaceful Uses of ... -manned NATO nuclear fleet, stated that teams made up of mixed NATO forces manning the U.S. Minute­man sites would have "considerable political significance in dem­onstrating-to Americans as ... -engine craft designed for short-range and medium-range flights. ''(NIT, 12/3/63)'' December 2-4: Fourth NASA Intercenter Conference on Plasma Physics held at NASA Hq., with participants from ...

... hours. SYNCOM II synchronous communications satellite, stationed in the Pacific, relayed nearly eight hours of U.S. Presidential election returns to the Far East. Voice of America transmitted the radio signals ... expensive in relation to the military benefits they would yield. . . ." ''(SBD, 11/2/64, 5)'' Soviet members of the U.N. Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space visited NASA Goddard ... . Kalimin, and Mr. I. V. Milovidov. ''(God-dard News, 12/14/64, 2)'' Aviation Week editor Robert Hotz took U.S. intelligence experts and NASA officials to task for the "considerable disgruntlement ...

... . Turcat pronounced flight "very satisfactory" and said aircraft "behaved perfectly" in 90° sweep around area. U.K. prototype would fly in six weeks and air worthiness certificates were hoped for by ... medical kit-which already included nasal emolient-might be throat lozenges. ''(Transcript)'' President Nixon addressed U.S. Embassy staff in Paris before departure for visit with Pope Paul VI at Vatican ... intense love of flying, O'Toole said. ''(W Post, 3/2/69)'' March 1969 March Mar 1 1969 1 Mar 2 1969 2 Mar 3 1969 3 Mar 4 1969 4 Mar 5 ...

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