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Three U.S. biomedical experiments were flying aboard a Soviet spacecraft, Cosmos 1514, launched today. In an announcement following the launch, Moscow said only that "scientific experimental ... provided three pieces of medical equipment that the Soviets incorporated in the scientific payload of Cosmos 1514. Later, NASA said that the experiments had to do with blood system and biorhythm ... rats. Beggs said that talks that paved the way for the Cosmos 1514 experiments were held "about five years ago" Cosmos 1514 was recovered on December 19, 1983, and in May 1984 ...

... a modern galaxy cluster similar to the massive ones seen today. The developing cluster, named COSMOS-AzTEC3, was discovered and characterized by multi-wavelength telescopes, including NASA's Spitzer, Chandra and ... wavelengths, were all critical in providing a comprehensive view of the cluster's many facets." COSMOS-AzTEC3, located in the constellation Sextans, is named after the region where it was found ...

... MANUFACTURE OF A LIQUID HYDROGEN THRUST CHAMBER T. E. STEER 135 - RECOVERY BEACON SIGNALS FROM COSMOS SATELLITES G. E. PERRY AND S. GRAHN 142 - AMATEUR SATELLITE TRACKING PAUL BERGEZ 144 - THERMAL ... ARTIFICIAL METEOR J. B. ROBERTSON AND W. G. AYERS 430 - IN-FLIGHT FREQUENCY CHANGING OF COSMOS SATELLITES G. E. PERRY AND S. GRAHN 431 - APPLICATION SATELLITES OTHER THAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS-1 G ...

... the remnant afterglow of the hot young universe, a pattern frozen in place when the cosmos was only 380,000 years old. As the universe expanded over the next 13 billion ... vacuum itself. WMAP confirmed its existence and determined that it fills 72 percent of the cosmos. Another important WMAP breakthrough involves a hypothesized cosmic "growth spurt called inflation. For decades, cosmologists ...

... irradiator that transfers the heat trapped by “greenhouse” gases in the atmosphere out into the cosmos. Because space telescopes and sensing systems are critical to understanding the nature of the Universe ... military systems, if not controlled and tempered, could serve to extend human warfare into the cosmos. There is also a more moderate concept of “dual-use” space technology, combining space systems ...

... Venus. (Western experts speculated that COSMOS LX was an unsuccessful lunar soft-landing attempt and COSMOS XCVI an unsuccessful Venus probe.) U.S.S.R. orbited 52 Cosmos satellites, two heavyweight PROTON spacecraft ...

... . Of the 43 Soviet payloads, 34 were Cosmos satellites and five, Luna spacecraft. Notable among these were COSMOS CX, orbiting two dogs for prolonged period; COSMOS CXXII, apparently first Soviet weather satellite; LUNA ...

... U.S.S.R. launched 2 Salyut space stations; 3 unmanned Soyuz spacecraft identified as Cosmos 638, 656, and 672; 7 Molniya comsats; 5 Meteor meteorological satellites; 2 co-operative Intercosmos; 2 Luna lunar probes; and 71 spacecraft under the Cosmos designation. Space Science and Exploration Besides the new scientific satellites, NASA continued systematic exploration of ...

U.S.S.R. launched two Cosmos satellites. Cosmos CCII entered orbit with 456-km ''(283.3-mi)'' apogee, 211-km ''(131.1-mi)'' perigee, 91.2-min period, and 48.4° inclination and reentered March 24. Cosmos CCIII entered orbit with 1,203-km ''(747.5-mi)'' apogee, 1,186-km ''(736 ...

... /23/68, 34; GSFC SSR, 4/30/68)'' Soviet scientists reported that automatic docking of Cosmos CCXII and CCXIII April 15 had occurred only 47 min after pursuit vessel was launched. Cosmos CCXII ''(launched April 14)'' was orbiting earth at 225.3-km ''(140-mi)'' altitude and 17,500 mph when Cosmos CCXIII en- tered orbit three miles from it. According to Tass, satellites repeatedly changed their ...

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