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... caused by shock waves, air flow, and other aerodynamic turbulence. Flight marked first test in ad­vanced research program in which X-15 would photograph stars, measure meteoroids, and investigate infrared rays in ... electric power generating systems. . . ." ''(Testi­mony)'' In news interview, physicist Herman Yagoda of USAF Cambridge Research Laboratories said that living organisms on planet Mars would receive 30-50 times more radiation ...

... adjust, and easier to put on than older exoskeleton devices. Researchers plan on improving on the X1 design, adding more active joints to areas such as the ankle and hip, ... NASA's work in robotic exoskeleton systems complements work done by other government agencies, such as the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency's Exoskeletons for Human Performance Augmentation Program. NASA's Game Changing ...

... of communications satellites, Dr. Pierce acknowledged the value of computers for library indexing but added: "If I have painted a rather gloomy picture of the relations of computers to ... Deputy Director for Bal­listic Missile Defense in DOD Advanced Research Project Agency. Dr. Rabinowitz was formerly with Columbia Univ. Electronic Research Laboratories. ''(M&R, 4/8/63, 10)'' NASA Submitted the ...

... to relay telecasts of United Nations' sessions to the homes of "men everywhere," He added that "from better communications must surely come better understanding." ''(UPI, Houston Chron., 7/23/ ... Wash, Post, 7/23/65)'' Roy William Johnson, first director of DOD's Advanced Research Project Agency ( Advanced Research Project Agency ARPA ) in 1958 died at the age of 59, Johnson said at the time ...

... Space Systems Laboratory developed the SPHERES program to provide the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, NASA and other researchers with a long-term test bed for validating technologies critical to the operation ... view of Earth, celestial objects and visiting spacecraft. After the node and cupola are added, the orbiting laboratory will be about 90 percent complete. Commander George Zamka and ...

... . The only question is whether they will be Ameri­cans." ''(Testimony)'' Dr. Abe Silverstein , Lewis Research Center LeRC Director, described progressive decline of LeRC funding from peak $389.2 million in ... 1965 to $242.4 million in FY 1967, to House Committee on Science and Astronautics' Ad­vanced Research and Technology Subcommittee. Dollar value of pro­curement had decreased, from $324.5 million in ...

... "I think at the moment, the Americans are racing them­selves . . .'; for manned lunar landing , adding that he favored manned lunar exploration. He announced agreement on tracking deep ... ­nology Laboratories, and Dr. J. P. Ruina former Director of DOD Advanced Research Projects Agency, joined Communications Satellite Corp. as consultants. ''(ComSatCorp. Release)'' Five men entered Boeing Co ...

... industry to develop a program focusing on well-defined goals and added that he hoped NASA and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency would appropriately budget funds to make the program stand out. Keyworth ... % of the commercial launch market by the year 2000. Deputy Assistant Commerce Secretary Crawford Brubaker added that Britain had closed to the outside world all information about the engines being developed ...

... request by the DOD-NASA) Saturn Ad Hoc Committee, the Army Ordnance Missile Command (AOMC) sent a supplement to the "Saturn System Study" to the Advanced Research Projects Agency ARPA describing the use of ... second-stage effort suspended. Johnson later testified that Herbert F. York, DOD Director of Defense Research and Engineering, had informed him: "I have decided to cancel the Saturn program on the ...

... military payloads launched in the 1980s, Lewis News reported. The Centaur project had begun in November 1958 when DOD's Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA) awarded the first contract to General Dynamics after a ... the number of scientists and technicians in China. "None of the scientists I met," Page added, "was involved in teaching, and none of our other visits do universities and high schools ...

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