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... about 100,000 years. (P Inq, Aug 8/91; USA Today, Aug 8/91; C Trin, Aug 8/91; LA Times, Aug 8/91; UPI, Aug 8/91) NASA announced the signing of an agreement ... "ballast" of thou-sands of pounds of lead to maintain payload balance. (Washington Technology, Aug 8/91) July 1991 July August 1991 August Aug 1 1991 1 Aug 2 1991 2 ... 1991 4 Aug 5 1991 5 Aug 6 1991 6 Aug 7 1991 7 Aug 8 1991 8 Aug 9 1991 9 Aug 10 1991 10 Aug 11 1991 11 Aug 12 ...

... billion in anticipated cost increases for the Space Station to $678 million. (Space News, Feb 8-14/93) Orbital Sciences Corporation of Fairfax, Virginia, announced that it was again planning to ... give astronauts experience before the start of Space Station construction in 1996. (Space News, Feb 8-14/93) Some NASA scientists, following the "faster, better, cheaper" advice of NASA Administrator Daniel ...

... companies in the aerospace industry as a means of promoting the industry. (Space News, March 8-14/93) General Dynamics Air Force Systems Command Space Systems Division Space Systems Division of ... launcher and higher costs than those projected in the General Dynamics proposal. (Space News, March 8.14/93) NASA announced that a hydraulic hose that ruptured in Columbia 's engine compartment ...

... one-year, $95,401 contract to study archival ultraviolet and infrared data. (W Times, Apr 8/93) Scientists at a Global Warming Conference warned that global warming might unleash a variety ... burning of fossil fuels enhanced the greenhouse effect and heated the Earth. (B Sun, Apr 8/93) Shuttle Discovery lifted off from Cape Canaveral , Florida, at 1:29 a.m., ET ... 1993 4 Apr 5 1993 5 Apr 6 1993 6 Apr 7 1993 7 Apr 8 1993 8 Apr 9 1993 9 Apr 10 1993 10 Apr 11 1993 11 Apr 12 ...

... gases reach an amount equivalent to a doubling of atmospheric carbon dioxide." (W Post, June 8/93) The newly released proposals to redesign Space Station Freedom drew mixed reviews on Capitol ... 9/93; P Inq, June 9/93; AP, June 9/93; APn, June 8/93; RTW, June 8/93; H Chron, June 9/93; H Post, June 10/93) May 1993 May ... 1993 4 Jun 5 1993 5 Jun 6 1993 6 Jun 7 1993 7 Jun 8 1993 8 Jun 9 1993 9 Jun 10 1993 10 Jun 11 1993 11 Jun 12 ...

... Apollo-Saturn V was a goliath and the flight of Apollo 8 proved it was an incredible vehicle. The Apollo 8 NASA Mission Reports finally puts in one place SIX of the ... triumphant odyssey, The Apollo 8 Press Kit, The Apollo 8 Pre-mission Report and Objectives, The Apollo 8 Supplemental Technical Report, The Apollo 8 Post flight Summary, the Apollo 8 Post Flight Mission Operation Report ... to the ingenuity of the American people and the bold courage of three men.Apollo 8 The NASA Mission Reports comes with a bonus Windows CDROM featuring the 22-minute NASA ...

... : d0e5f5" Article style="background: d0e5f5" Type style="background: d0e5f5" Author style="background: d0e5f5" Page - '''Volume 8 No 1''' - 85-10 Untitled Cover Art Michel Tcherevkoff 1 - 85-10 Opinion FIRST WORD ... 1 - 86-07 EXTRATERRESTRIAL LIFE FIRST WORD Arthur C. Clarke 6 - 86-07 OMNIBUS Contributors 8 - 86-07 COMMUNICATIONS Correspondence 10 - 86-07 Dialogue FORUM 12 - 86-07 WHALE SUICIDES EARTH ...

... - OBSERVATION SATELLITE OPTICS J. R. MILLBURN AND T. HORTON 141 - REVIEWS 147 - CORRESPONDENCE 151 - - '''VOLUME 8 NO 5 ''' '''MAY 1966''' - THE LUNAR EXPLORERS 154 - HOME COMFORTS IN SPACE 156 - PRINCIPLES OF ... SURUGUE AND MARCEL LE MIGNON 242 - REVIEWS 257 - CORRESPONDENCE 261 - SOCIETY NEWS 263 - - '''VOLUME 8 NO 8 ''' '''AUGUST 1966''' - BENEFITS OF SPACEFLIGHT EDWARD G. WELSH 266 - PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF MAN IN SPACE ...

... carefully packaged, damages happened unfortunately....Numerous prominent personalities from Magdeburg and Berlin showed up on 8 June at the launch site.” The fuel loading took longer than normal, and ignition took ... , “Reminiscences,” pp. 135-136; (Rudolf Nebel), “Die Magdeburger Pilotenrakete ” ''Raketenflug – Mitteilungen des Raketenfluplatzes Berlin'', Nr. 8, April 1933, ''passim'' (pp. 1-4). note 5 “Man-Carrying Rocket Planned,” ''Astronautics ...

... in turn constantly churn up high sandstorms. JPL’S Eberhardt Rechtin said. ''(Wash. Post, l/8/63, 1)'' World’s largest radiotelescope, developed by National Science Foundation was now operational. Thomas ... distribution of neutral hydrogen in Milky Way Galaxy and nearby galaxies. ''(Wash. Eve. Star, 1/8/63)'' Charles H. Zimmerman , NASA Director of Aeronautical Research addressed Aero-Space Luncheon Club in ...

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