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... constructive use of leisure time, which is bound to increase as machines lift old bur­dens from men's shoulders and minds. "On this sixth anniversary of the flight of Sputnik ...

... to populate new planets as, after 1492, we began to populate a new continent. Sud­denly man's fate seems boundless." ''(AF/SD, 7/68, 51-4)'' April 1968 April Apr ...

... Bank, W. Va., pulse rate could be explained only if source were star of extraordinary den­sity spinning at incredible speed-such as neutron star. If correct, find­ings would be ...

... Observatory payload to 65.2-mi ''(104.3-km)'' altitude. Objectives were to measure electron den­sity profile, distribution of positive and negative ions and secondary x-rays in D region ...

... research at Holloman AFB, N. Mex., said tests on chimpanzees had shown astronaut experiencing sud­den decompression outside spacecraft might live at least three minutes in total vacuum, giving his companions ...

... brought down to ground level within 13 sec after fire had ignited, but both men died from burns within several hours. Col. James B. Nuttall, commander of USAF School of Aerospace ... , 1)'' Eric Sevareid offered a eulogy on CRS-TY News far three Apollo astronauts who died at KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC Jan. 27: "Grissom and White and Chaffee - mortals who aspired ... never was a replaceable human being." ''(Text)'' Funeral services were held for Apollo astronauts who died in Jan. 27 flash fire at KENNEDY SPACE CENTER KSC . All three men were buried ...

... , NYT, 11/13/71)'' Univ. of Toronto had announced discovery by astronomer Dr. Sidney Van Den Bergh of three galaxies composed of thousands of stars, Washington Post reported. ''(W Post, 11 ...

... , W Post, 2/18/72, Al)'' Group of 49 industrialists and educators from England, Sweden, Den- mark, Germany, France, Italy, Holland, and Belgium visited Kennedy Space Center during week-long orientation ...

... (launched 28 Sept. 1971) had carried instruments to study cosmic rays and electric waves, and Den pa (Radio Explorer Satellite launched 19 Aug. 1972) had carried instruments to probe the ionosphere ...

... solution of scientific and engineering problems. Director of the institute would be Dr. Peter J. Denning, head of the computer sciences department at Purdue University. (NASA Release 83-38) February 1983 ...

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