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... on the conduct of current manned space flights . . .” ''(AEC-DOD-NASA Status Report,, 2/4/63)'' Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter , speaking before aerospace medicine conference at SAM, San Antonio, ... radio communications. New data have been obtained as the result of the radar observation of Mercury carried out, for the first time and the repeated radar observation of Venus. Communications ...

... of classical mechanics or whether it is necessary to use quantum mechanics." ''(Cal Tech Release, 4/4/66)'' USAF and NASA signed agreement to establish procedures for joint space program accident investigation ... -range ballistic missiles have ranges of from 5,000 to 9,000 miles. And our Mercury and Gemini astronauts have sped through space for extended periods at speeds better than 17 ...

... Moon. (NASA Release 91-87; UPI, Jun 5/91; AP, Jun 5/91; San Jose Mercury News, Jun 6/91) The press reported the House Appropriations Committee action voting to kill ... ) The media covered preparations for launching by the crew of Shuttle Columbia . (AP, Jun 4/91; UPI, Jun 4/91; NY Times, Jun 5/91; W Times, Jun 5/91; USA Today ... 1991 June Jun 1 1991 1 Jun 2 1991 2 Jun 3 1991 3 Jun 4 1991 4 Jun 5 1991 5 Jun 6 1991 6 Jun 7 1991 7 Jun 8 ...

... is a direct consequence of a postponement of the decision to proceed beyond Project Mercury from September 1960, until May 1961, when President Kennedy recommended the present manned lunar ... by better spectrographic analyses of Vancouver, B.C., scientists. ''(Hines, Wash. Eve. Star, 2/4/64)'' Danish Government announced it would join international telecommunication system based on global ...

... to cope with the unexpected and operate in an unplanned or unprogramed manner... ." ''(Text, CR, 4/7/65, A5656-58)'' NASA was negotiating estimated $25-million follow-on contract with Bendix ... the Space Tracking and Data Acquisition Network (STADAN), reported Missiles and Rockets. ''(M&R, 10/4/65, 10)'' Dr. Willard Libby, UCLA, recommended development of a nuclear spaceship in his address ... corrective action should a failure occur. ''(Pay, M&R, 10/11/65, 36)'' FREEDOM 7 Mercury spacecraft, flown by Astronaut Alan B. Shepard , Jr. (Cdr, USN) , on May 5, 1961, was ...

... flew X-15 No, 1 to 80,200-ft, altitude at 2,795 mph (mach 4,22) in a pilot-checkout flight which also carried a slightly modified horizon scanner and ... planning in the Gemini program, in contrast to the "cast-in-concrete" planning of the Mercury program and the first Gemini flight, was praised by William Hines in the Washington Evening ... -pad checkout must precede liftoff of a man-carrying rocket..." ''(Hines, Wash. Eve, Star, 11/4/65, Al2)'' The impact of a meteorite might have begun life on earth, Dr. Brian ...

... cooperation for peaceful use of outer space; (3) international cooperation on weather satellite information; (4) international cooperation on communications satellites. Ambassador Stevenson said: "There is a right way and ... " quarters. NASA had made no announcement whether a man would ride in the next Mercury capsule. USAF fired a Blue Scout rocket from Point Arguello , Calif., aimed at a ...

... for it." An aviation weekly, interviewing the experts, said they rated the Soyuz with the Mercury capsule, first U.S. manned spacecraft. "Their scientists are every bit as good as ours ... managers luxuries of continuity not available to their counterparts in a democracy." (W Post, Oct 4/77, A-1) September 1977 September October 1977 October Oct 1 1977 1 Oct 2 1977 2 Oct 3 1977 3 Oct 4 1977 4 Oct 5 1977 5 Oct 6 1977 6 Oct 7 1977 7 Oct 8 ...

... CANADA 30 - A QUESTION OF ORBITS 33 - CORRESPONDENCE 33 - REVIEWS 35 - - '''VOLUME 4 NO. 2''' '''MARCH 1962''' - PAGE THE MERCURY PLAQUE 38 - U.S. CO-OPERATION IN SPACE RESEARCH. ARNOLD W. FRUTKIN ... - THE SATELLITE TRACKING PROGRAMME OF THE SMITHSONIAN - ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORY 64 - CORRESPONDENCE 66 - REVIEWS 63 - - '''VOLUME 4 NO. 3''' '''MAY 1962''' - CANADA'S FIRST SATELLITE. H. R. WARREN AND J. MAR 70 ...

... Manned Spacecraft. Center that a large "innertube" or "flotation collar" may be used to keep Mercury capsule afloat after a water landing. Collar would be installed by Navy frogmen. Astronaut Alan ... 1962 January Jan 1 1962 1 Jan 2 1962 2 Jan 3 1962 3 Jan 4 1962 4 Jan 5 1962 5 Jan 6 1962 6 Jan 7 1962 7 Jan 8 ...

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