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... organization would purchase satellite launch services from US. on reimbursable basis. European Space Research Organization ESRO would furnish flight-ready scientific spacecraft and NASA would provide launch vehicle, range and launching facilities, and other support including initial tracking and telemetry reception. European Space Research Organization ESRO would reimburse NASA for launch vehicles and all identifiable direct costs of equipment and services ...

... - 6 comsats for ComSatCorp ; HEOS-A2 Highly Eccentric Orbit Satellite for ESRO; MTS Meteoroid Technology Satellite; TD-l scientific satellite for ESRO; ITOS-C, -D, and -E Improved Tiros Operational meteorological satellites for NOAA; OAO-C Orbiting Astronomical Observatory; IMP-H Interplanetary Monitoring Platform; ESRO-4 scientific satellite for ESRO; Aeros scientific satellite in cooperation with West Germany; SAS-B Small Astronomy Satellite ...

... support. By Nov. 30, flight data indicated objectives were met and mission was adjudged success. Esro 4 carried six experiments from four countries: study of positive ions in ionosphere (United Kingdom ... 114 kg (251 abs) and was cylindrical, with body-mounted solar cells and four booms. ESRO would reimburse NASA for launch under December 1966 Memorandum of Understanding. NASA Office of Space ...

... -A maritime communications satellite. (Av Wk, 7 April 75, 17) The European Space Research Organization ( ESRO ) announced the award of a $4.4 million 3.5 million accounting units contract to a European consortium to provide software for ESRO 's Meteosat meteorological satellite, scheduled for launch in April 1977. Under the terms of the ...

... experiments and French and U.K. scientists for Mariner 10 . Investigators from 40 nations and ESRO were selected to participate in the Apollo 17 lunar sample program. A joint working group ... for the French-German Symphonie comsat in 1974 and two ESRO test comsats in 1976 and 1977. The U.S. and ESRO were about to enter agreement for an air traffic control ...

... 64-67; NASA Circular 311)'' European Space Research Organization (ESRO) announced in Paris its plans for satellite development program. First two ESRO satellites would be launched into orbit from the U.S. with Scout boosters; launch vehicles for later satellites Would be supplied by member nations. ESRO set budget of $300 million for eight years. ''(NYT, 3/25/64, 31; A&A ...

... ; Wilford, NYT, 1/20/68, 1)'' Spain had submitted "declaration of intent" to withdraw from ESRO, Space Business Daily reported. Under March 20, 1964, eight-year or­ganization plan, Spain would have contributed 2.66%, $7.98 million, of ESRO's total budget of $300 million. Nine countries would remain in ESRO: Belgium, Denmark, West Germany, France, Italy, The Nether­lands ...

... . 1965. ''(NASA Release 64-298; NYT, 11/28/64, 16)'' The European Space Research Organization ''(ESRO)'' Council approved its program for 1965, which would include setting up tracking and telemeasuring stations ... 28 rocket firings, four experiments with the polar ionospheric satellite Esro 1 to be fired in September, and six experiments with the Esro 2 satellite for the study of cosmic rays. Payment ...

... III April 12. ''(NASA Release 67-92)'' Launch of European Space Research Organization ESRO 's scientific satellite Esro II from Western Test Range WTR was postponed from April 27 until late May ... of two scheduled for launch by NASA under cooperative agreement with European Space Research Organization ESRO . ''(NASA Release 67-91)'' Marshall Space Flight Center MSFC had awarded one-year, cost-plus ...

... international scale were cited by Frutkin to be: NASA's program; European Space Research Organization ESRO / European Launcher Development Organization ELDO complex for combining "ten European nations in spacecraft development and ... of resources which goes well beyond the NASA cooperative program. In European Space Research Organization ESRO , "common facilities have been planned, financed and operated on an international basis by an international ...

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