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... ), the rocket dropped, free-falling for five seconds before firing its first-stage motor. About 13 minutes after the rocket dropped, NuSTAR separated from the rocket, reaching its final low Earth ... provided by the station's unique microgravity environment. The cargo was transferred to NASA June 13 and will be taken to the agency's Johnson Space Center in Houston for further ...

... RELEASE: 13-182 - NASA'S HUBBLE UNCOVERS EVIDENCE OF FARTHEST PLANET FORMING FROM ITS STAR'' --WASHINGTON -- Astronomers ... light. The team's paper will appear online June 14 in The Astrophysical Journal. ''RELEASE: 13-183 - WARM OCEAN, NOT ICEBERGS, CAUSING MOST OF ANTARCTIC ICE SHELVES' MASS LOSS --PASADENA, Calif ...

Capt. Joseph W. Kittinger , Jr. (USAF), remained aloft in plastic MAN HIGH I balloon over Minnesota for 8 hours 34 minutes, being above 92,000 feet for 2 hours and reaching 96,000 feet maximum altitude. Thle was first solo balloon flight into the stratosphere.

National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics NACA made "Round Three" presentation on a boost-glide research airplane to Air Research and Development Command ARDC .

First test flight of prototype WS-107A Atlas missile Atlas was detonated by command signal at 5,000 feet following a failure in the booster fuel system.

Astronomical Society of the Pacific and the International Mars Committee held a symposium on "Problems Common to Astronomy and Biology," at Flagstaff, Ariz.

The Goose (SM-73) became the first plastic airframe missile to fly, and reportedly the first missile to complete countdown, launch, and flight on the first attempt.

First phase of Project Far Side was completed, with the lifting by the world's largest balloon of a load of over a ton of military equipment and instruments to a height of more than 104,000 feet.

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