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Industry sources revealed only one more Ranger lunar probe could be launched before NASA'S contract with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory expired in December. If Ranger VII failed, the sources said NASA might ...
... of the future-" Harris "Bud" Schurmeier, Ranger program director of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and his technical team for "their tremendous technical success with the Ranger VII that produced the first detailed photographs ...
... the Jet Propulsion Laboratory , said in an article in Astronautics and Aeronautics for January: ". . . With Ranger VII , the prime factor was the expectation that the Apollo mission would choose a landing area ... much was exposed lava and how densely the small craters were scattered over the surface. "Ranger gave some of the answers. In some areas, at least, small craters were indeed strewn ...
... scientists W. L. Sjogren and D. W. Trask reported that as a result of RANGER VI and RANGER VII tracking data, DSIF station locations could be determined to within 10 meters in the ...
... successfully orbited during the year. NASA's most publicized flight of the year was the RANGER VII flight to the moon with its close-in photography of the moon. Other solid achievements ...
... reactions to the undersea environment. ''(NASA Release 64-112; DOD Release 383-64)''
Launch of Ranger VII lunar probe was postponed from late June date to third quarter of the year, to ...
... Ranger VII arrived at Cape Kennedy after cross-country trip by van from JPL. Spacecraft was to ...
... : Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev expressed his pleasure with success of U.S. lunar-photography probe RANGER VII , in letter to President Johnson replying to letter and photographs sent to him by Mr ...
... be completed by Nov. 1. ''(Marshall Star, 9/2/64, 1, 12)''
In honor of RANGER VII , the International Astronomical Union meeting in Hamburg, Germany, designated the region where the lunar probe ...
... . astronomer Dr. Thomas Gold said in Science article that absence of surface rock outcroppings in RANGER VII close-up lunar photographs supported his thesis that the moon is covered with dust. Erosion ...
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