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- "insat" found 69 times in 26 documents
- "1b" found 134 times in 114 documents
... terminals for Atmosphere Explorer (AE) C, D, and E program. Atmosphere Explorers, 450-kg (100-1b) spacecraft, were to be launched by Thor-Delta rockets into elliptical earth orbit between autumn ...
... off coast of Kenya. Four-stage solid-propellant Scout launch vehicle boosted 186-kg (410-1b) payload into circular orbit with 632.5-km (393-mi) apogee, 443.7-km (275 ...
... the Sea of Serenity Jan. 16 (Jan. 15 EST) and released the 840-kg (1850-1b) self-propelled Lunokhod 2 vehicle to make scientific investigations of the moon's surface. Lunokhod ...
... entered an age of space with the launch of the 14.0-kg (30.8-1b) stovepipe-shaped satellite. Dr. Kurt H. Debus , Director of Kennedy Space Center , recalled the mood ...
... series had included two NASA launches. A Black Brant IVB carried a 84-kg (185-1b) payload from Churchill Research Range to 729-km (453-mi) altitude to investigate the quiet ...
... -min period, and 65° inclination. Tass announced the primary objective of the 845-kg (1863-1b) spacecraft was to explore corpuscular, gamma, and x-ray solar radiation; solar plasma flow; and ...
... $200 million. ''(Transcript)''
The Anglo-French Concorde supersonic transport aircraft carried an 11000-kg (24000-1b) payload on a 6300-km (3900-mi), 3-hr 38-min flight-time journey from ...
... advance the technology for long-duration flights to the outer planets.
The 259-kg (570-1b) spin-stabilized spacecraft carried 12 scientific experiments to measure magnetic fields, plasma, cosmic rays and ...
... to achieve the mission's gravity-gradient, three-axis-stabilization mode. The 200-kg (442-1b) spacecraft was the first known to use boron filament for the inertial booms that helped ...
... lighting system for NASA." ''(B Sun, 10/18/73, A3)''
Telecare, an 18-kg (40-1b) medical unit equipped to diagnose and treat victims at a scene of emergency, had been ...
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