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Media:81-07-17.pdf Space News for this day. (1MB PDF)

Aerial photos taken from naval aircraft to aid In location of reefs at Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii.

A liquid-fueled, 11-foot rocket, fired by Robert H. Goddard at Auburn, carried a small camera, thermometer, and a barometer which were recovered intact after the flight. Much "moon rocket" publicity was made of this flight. The rocket was reported to be nine feet long and 28 inches in diameter and exploded about 300 feet off the ground.

Nose cone of Jupiter missile Jupiter missile successfully recovered after intermediate range flight.

''RELEASE: 11-222 NASA ANNOUNCES WINNERS OF SPACE FLIGHT AWARENESS AWARD'' WASHINGTON -- NASA's Space Flight Awareness Program recognized 143 civil servants and contractors for their outstanding support of human spaceflight. The awardees work at NASA facilities across the country and represent 15 states. The winners traveled to NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida to tour the center and ...

Robert C. Truax delivers a lecture to the membership of the BIS in London. Truax outlined the details of rocket research being done in America. One of the things he revealed to the members was the decision of the American Interplanetary Society to change their name to the American Rocket Society . Truax also explained the workings of his water-cooled motor to the gathering. He also ...

''RELEASE: 12-237 NASA CONDUCTS MISSION SIMULATIONS IN HAWAII'' HILO, Hawaii -- NASA is conducting a nine-day field test starting Tuesday outside Hilo, Hawaii, to evaluate new exploration techniques for the surface of the moon. These mission simulations, known as analog missions, are performed at extreme and often remote Earth locations to prepare for robotic and human missions to ...

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