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... Mission. 68 - - '''VOL. 35 NO. 3''' '''MARCH 1993''' - SPACEPLANES - BACK TO ... BIS. 142 - - '''VOL. 35 NO. 5''' '''MAY 1993''' - LUNAR DEVELOPMENT, PAST AND ... THE STARSHIP AS AN EXERCISE IN WORLD GOVERNMENT Part 1 - The Political Preconditions by Ian A. Crawford. ... astronauts selected for Mir missions. 237 - Correspondence. 237 - 'SPACE' IN MUSIC AND SONG ...

... command of the ISS . ''NASA, “Soyuz Landing Caps Historic Space Station Increment,” news release 09-237, 11 October 2009, http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2009/oct/HQ_09_237_Soyuz_Lands.html (accessed 30 September 2011); Douglas Birch for Associated Press, “Russian Spacecraft with ... , FL), 10 October 2009.'' October 2009 October Oct 1 2009 1 Oct 2 2009 2 Oct 3 2009 3 Oct 4 2009 4 Oct 5 2009 5 Oct 6 2009 6 Oct 7 2009 7 Oct ...

... missions in 01 "Bird Dogs" and UH-1 "Huey" helicopters. When Springer returned to the ... assignments have included support crew for STS-3 , concept development studies for the Space Operations ... orbits of the Earth on this highly successful 5-day mission, the crew deployed a tracking ... completing his second mission, Springer logged more than 237 hours in space. Organizations When not involved ...

... 76 Hausmann, Hans, stud. ing., Stuttgart O, Schönbühlstr. 46 - 237 Haslsteiner, Hans, Emershofen ü. Neu-Ulm - 182 ... , Ing. , Schliersee - 121 Streit, Kurt W., Flugkapitän, Bayreuth, Graserstr. 1 - 174 Strube, Heinrich, Dipl. Ing., Hausberge a. d. ... Watschounek, Franz, Ing., Groß-Umstadt, Realschulstr. 5 - 263 Weirich, Hugo, Dr., Stuttgart W, Silcherstr. 3, II - 115 Weiss, Hans, ...

... engineer award for contributions to conception and development of Syncom satellite. Tulane Univ. received a $1,500 grant to further advanced education in the field of science and astronautics; McDonnell Aircraft ... with engineers of the U.S. Army Missile Command engaged in laser research. ''(DOD Release 237-64)'' U.S. and Japanese meteorologists ended week-long conference in Miami where they formulated ... National Science Foundation. ''(M&R, 3/23/64, 8)'' March 1964 March Mar 1 1964 1 Mar 2 1964 2 Mar 3 1964 3 Mar 4 1964 4 Mar 5 1964 5 Mar 6 1964 6 Mar ...

... to build the more powerful Saturn IB and V launch vehicles. ''(Marshall Star, 6/3/64, 1; NASA Releases 64-113 and 64-130; M&R, 6/8/64,10)'' Seventh test ... be progressing out of the flight corridor." ''(M&R, 6/8/64, 10)'' NASA signed $237 million contract with General Dynamics/Astronautics for development of Centaur launch vehicle stages. The contract ... aviation safety policy." ''(Morrow, NYT, 5/31/ 64,78)'' May 1964 May May 1 1964 1 May 2 1964 2 May 3 1964 3 May 4 1964 4 May 5 1964 5 May 6 1964 6 May ...

... Construction Co. were selected to begin emergency repairs. ''( Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC Release 65-237)'' U.S. News and World Report commented on President Johnson's decision to develop a ... ) Conduct observations of the Earth, extra-terrestrial phenomena, and experiments dependent on the space environment "(3) Qualify systems and crews for subsequent long-duration space missions. "(4) To explore, map and ... , 9/13/65, A8)'' September 1965 September Sep 1 1965 1 Sep 2 1965 2 Sep 3 1965 3 Sep 4 1965 4 Sep 5 1965 5 Sep 6 1965 6 Sep 7 1965 7 Sep ...

... ; AP, W Star, 3/31/67, A l1 )'' NASA Nike-Cajun sounding rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station carried Goddard Space Flight Center GSFC -instrumented payload to 71.1-mi (114.4 ... Nike-Tomahawk sounding rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station carried instrumented payload to 149.5-mi (237-km) altitude in a Univ. of Maryland-Geophysics Corp. of America experiment to evaluate capabilities ... MSFC Release 67-65)'' March 1967 March Mar 1 1967 1 Mar 2 1967 2 Mar 3 1967 3 Mar 4 1967 4 Mar 5 1967 5 Mar 6 1967 6 Mar 7 1967 7 Mar ...

... contracts for continuation of engineering studies relating to a manned reusable space transport system: (1) nine-month, $237,000 contract to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. to study possibilities of developing a reusable transport ... MSFC Release 66-2)’’ January 1966 January Jan 1 1966 1 Jan 2 1966 2 Jan 3 1966 3 Jan 4 1966 4 Jan 5 1966 5 Jan 6 1966 6 Jan 7 1966 7 Jan ...

... were apogee, 237 km (147.3 mi) perigee, 163 km (101.3 mi) ; period, 88.4 min; and inclination, 51.5°. Spacecraft docked with Salyut 1 at 10:45 am Moscow time (3:45 am EDT ... with all systems functioning normally. Crew was allowed one-day rest before continuing experiments. By 1:00 pm Moscow time (6:00 am EDT) June 13 Salyut - Soyuz station had completed ... /71)'' May 1971 May June 1971 June Jun 1 1971 1 Jun 2 1971 2 Jun 3 1971 3 Jun 4 1971 4 Jun 5 1971 5 Jun 6 1971 6 Jun 7 1971 7 Jun ...

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