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... radar scope. Data were relayed to pilots by flight controllers on the ground. Chief of U.S. Weather Bureau's radar systems section Stewart Bigler said a refined version of the ... be tested in June. If it performed satisfactorily, similar devices would be installed in other U.S. airports in 1968. ''(Waldron, NYT, 5/4/67,51)'' Washington Post editorial criticized suggestion ... might blast off suddenly into another orbit." ''(W Post, 5/2/67)'' May 1967 May May 1 1967 1 May 2 1967 2 May 3 1967 3 May 4 1967 4 May 5 ...

... cooperated in the flight operations. In Nationwide radio-TV address, President Kennedy announced that the U.S. would begin atmospheric nuclear tests from Johnston and Christmas Islands in the Pacific during April unless such tests were rendered unnecessary by the clear willingness of the U.S.S.R. to take mutual steps toward "general and complete disarmament." Five Nike-Cajun ... fixes on satellite orbits to radar stations. March 1962 March Mar 1 1962 1 Mar 2 1962 2 Mar 3 1962 3 Mar 4 1962 4 Mar 5 1962 5 Mar 6 ...

... in operation or under construction around the world, with 286 in U.S., 39 in U.S.S.R., 39 in U.K., 25 in France, 18 in West Germany, 14 in Italy ... impossible to intercept or tap, Raytheon said. December 1962 December Dec 1 1962 1 Dec 2 1962 2 Dec 3 1962 3 Dec 4 1962 4 Dec 5 1962 5 Dec 6 ...

... wrote in Washington Post. "Changes that stress practicality have already been made to parts of U.S. science, but they're scarcely detectable against the $16 billion the federal government spends every year to support U.S. science and technology. One of the few programs of any size begun by the ... Post, 1/3/72, Al)'' 1972 January 1972 January Jan 1 1972 1 Jan 2 1972 2 Jan 3 1972 3 Jan 4 1972 4 Jan 5 1972 5 Jan 6 1972 ...

... spectra. The rocket and instrumentation performed satisfactorily. ''( GSFC proj off)'' Soviet journalist Victor Louis discussed U.S.S.R. plans for the Tu-144 supersonic transport aircraft in a New York ... than in Europe or the United States." Soviet statistics showed 3500 internal airfields in the U.S.S.R. Soviet aircraft flew to 63 major cities throughout the world-operating between ... carry 1000 persons at speeds of 10 060 km (6250 mi) per hr. ''(NYT, 6/2/73, 31)'' May 1973 May June 1973 June Jun 1 1973 1 Jun ...

... symposium June 11-15, 1979, in Sioux Falls, S. Dak. The Dept. of Interior's U.S. Geological Survey EROS data center would host the program, to focus attention on satellite ... water management. Participants-scientists from NOAA 's Natl. Environmental Satellite Service, the U.S.G.S., NASA, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, universities, and private industry-would present papers on ... Release 78-119) September 1978 September October 1978 October Oct 1 1978 1 Oct 2 1978 2 Oct 3 1978 3 Oct 4 1978 4 Oct 5 1978 5 Oct 6 1978 ...

... , and having a good time together." Lucid's husband Michael attended the ceremony, along with U.S. Senators John H. Glenn Jr. (D-OH) and Conrad Burns (R-MT), NASA Administrator Daniel S. Goldin , and Russian Ambassador Yuli Vorontsov. The U.S. Congress had created the Space Medal of Honor in 1969, awarding it to eight ... colonization as "hyperbole." November 1996 November December 1996 December Dec 1 1996 1 Dec 2 1996 2 Dec 3 1996 3 Dec 4 1996 4 Dec 5 1996 5 Dec 6 1996 ...

... , had been the first to provide televised images from orbit. Following his retirement from the U.S. Navy in 1969, Schirra had worked with Walter L. Cronkite Jr. as a news ... CBS. Schirra was also a founding member and director of the Mercury Seven Foundation. The U.S. military had awarded Schirra the Navy Distinguished Service Medal, three Distinguished Flying Crosses, three ... , 4 May 2007.'' April 2007 April May 2007 May May 1 2007 1 May 2 2007 2 May 3 2007 3 May 4 2007 4 May 5 2007 5 May 6 2007 ...

... station upgrade and maintenance tasks, including routing cables to prepare for new docking ports for U.S. commercial crew spacecraft. On a second spacewalk, he assisted in the successful reconfiguration of ... the grounds of the State Capitol. Ames highlighted next generation air traffic management initiative ATD-2 and the UTM drone traffic management system, as well as several small satellites and robotics ... (11:55 p.m. CST Wednesday, March 2), based on the current transportation plan. NASA Television will broadcast Kelly’s arrival back on U.S. soil after an agency record-setting stay ...

... Space Center to the launch pad at Cape Canaveral , a four-mile journey. (AP, May 2/91) NASA announced the selection of Lawrence J. DeLucas of the University of Alabama at ... of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory , Pasadena, California, to fly as payload specialists on the first U.S. Microgravity Laboratory mission, scheduled for June 1992. (NASA Release 91-66) NASA announced it ... 3/91) David Webb of the White House National Commission on Space, speaking at a U.S. Space Foundation National Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, said that the commission in 1985 ...

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