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... launch from Cape Canaveral , Fla., on a Jupiter C vehicle at 10:48pm EST, Jan. 31, 1958, had come 45 days after DOD had given the Army the go-ahead to prepare ... January Jan 1 1978 1 Jan 2 1978 2 Jan 3 1978 3 Jan 4 1978 4 Jan 5 1978 5 Jan 6 1978 6 Jan 7 1978 7 Jan 8 1978 8 Jan 9 1978 9 Jan 10 1978 10 Jan 11 1978 11 Jan 12 1978 12 Jan 13 1978 13 Jan 14 1978 14 Jan 15 ...

... Director. NASC had been created under the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 , enacted July 29, 1958. Provisions of the plan would take effect July 1 unless Congress acted against the ... January Jan 1 1973 1 Jan 2 1973 2 Jan 3 1973 3 Jan 4 1973 4 Jan 5 1973 5 Jan 6 1973 6 Jan 7 1973 7 Jan 8 1973 8 Jan 9 1973 9 Jan 10 1973 10 Jan 11 1973 11 Jan 12 1973 12 Jan 13 1973 13 Jan 14 1973 14 Jan 15 ...

... . satellite, Explorer I , launched by the Army Ballistic Missile Agency and Jet Propulsion Laboratory Jan. 31, 1958. The U.S. and the Western world had entered an age of space with the ... January Jan 1 1973 1 Jan 2 1973 2 Jan 3 1973 3 Jan 4 1973 4 Jan 5 1973 5 Jan 6 1973 6 Jan 7 1973 7 Jan 8 1973 8 Jan 9 1973 9 Jan 10 1973 10 Jan 11 1973 11 Jan 12 1973 12 Jan 13 1973 13 Jan 14 1973 14 Jan 15 ...

... have come a long way from the 31 pounds of EXPLORER I on January 31, 1958, to the some 37,000 pounds Which has just been placed into orbit by Saturn ... January Jan 1 1964 1 Jan 2 1964 2 Jan 3 1964 3 Jan 4 1964 4 Jan 5 1964 5 Jan 6 1964 6 Jan 7 1964 7 Jan 8 1964 8 Jan 9 1964 9 Jan 10 1964 10 Jan 11 1964 11 Jan 12 1964 12 Jan 13 1964 13 Jan 14 1964 14 Jan 15 ...

... balanced program that makes the best use of the resources that we have created since 1958. I believe it includes those items that enable the Congress and the country to clearly ... January Jan 1 1967 1 Jan 2 1967 2 Jan 3 1967 3 Jan 4 1967 4 Jan 5 1967 5 Jan 6 1967 6 Jan 7 1967 7 Jan 8 1967 8 Jan 9 1967 9 Jan 10 1967 10 Jan 11 1967 11 Jan 12 1967 12 Jan 13 1967 13 Jan 14 1967 14 Jan 15 ...

... made in 1958 and repeated year after year: to undertake the exploration of space for the benefit of mankind. Even in a year of extraordinary budget pressures, slightly more than $5 billion ... January Jan 1 1966 1 Jan 2 1966 2 Jan 3 1966 3 Jan 4 1966 4 Jan 5 1966 5 Jan 6 1966 6 Jan 7 1966 7 Jan 8 1966 8 Jan 9 1966 9 Jan 10 1966 10 Jan 11 1966 11 Jan 12 1966 12 Jan 13 1966 13 Jan 14 1966 14 Jan 15 ...

Eleventh anniversary of Explorer I , first U.S. satellite. Since its launch Jan. 31, 1958, the 30.8-lb stovepipe-shaped satellite had completed nearly 60,000 revolutions around earth ... January Jan 1 1969 1 Jan 2 1969 2 Jan 3 1969 3 Jan 4 1969 4 Jan 5 1969 5 Jan 6 1969 6 Jan 7 1969 7 Jan 8 1969 8 Jan 9 1969 9 Jan 10 1969 10 Jan 11 1969 11 Jan 12 1969 12 Jan 13 1969 13 Jan 14 1969 14 Jan 15 ...

... had used Aerobee s extensively during the Internatl. Geophysical Year (July 1957 to December 1958) to gather information on the atmosphere, cosmic radiation, auroras, and geomagnetism. The Aerobee rockets ... Jan 5 1985 5 Jan 6 1985 6 Jan 7 1985 7 Jan 8 1985 8 Jan 9 1985 9 Jan 10 1985 10 Jan 11 1985 11 Jan 12 1985 12 Jan 13 1985 13 Jan 14 1985 14 Jan ...

... Energy. Use of nuclear explosives to dig new Panama canal had been under study since 1958, when Panama Canal Co. requested Lawrence Radiation Laboratory for preliminary feasibility study of the project ... 4 Jan 5 1964 5 Jan 6 1964 6 Jan 7 1964 7 Jan 8 1964 8 Jan 9 1964 9 Jan 10 1964 10 Jan 11 1964 11 Jan 12 1964 12 Jan 13 1964 13 Jan 14 1964 14 Jan 15 ...

... , 215-mi ''(346-km)'' perigee, and 100-min period, had stopped transmitting data May 23, 1958, after supplying data on cosmic rays, micrometeoroids, and temperature and discovering one of earth's ... January Jan 1 1968 1 Jan 2 1968 2 Jan 3 1968 3 Jan 4 1968 4 Jan 5 1968 5 Jan 6 1968 6 Jan 7 1968 7 Jan 8 1968 8 Jan 9 1968 9 Jan 10 1968 10 Jan 11 1968 11 Jan 12 1968 12 Jan 13 1968 13 Jan 14 1968 14 Jan 15 ...

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