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... that the Nixon Administration will merge civilian and military space programs-they were back in 1958 when he was Vice President. But if it becomes easier to sell Congress a space ... 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 1969 15 Jan 16 1969 16 Jan 17 1969 17 Jan 18 1969 18 Jan 19 1969 19 Jan 20 ...

... its launch Jan. 31, 1958, the 30.8-lb stovepipe-shaped satellite had completed nearly 60,000 revolutions around earth and on Dec. 31, 1968, was in orbit with 632-mi (10,170 ... 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 1969 15 Jan 16 1969 16 Jan 17 1969 17 Jan 18 1969 18 Jan 19 1969 19 Jan 20 ...

First invention award under the authority of the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 given to Dr. Frank T. McClure of the Applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins for ... 8 Jan 9 1961 9 Jan 10 1961 10 Jan 11 1961 11 Jan 12 1961 12 Jan 13 1961 13 Jan 14 1961 14 Jan 15 1961 15 Jan 16 1961 16 Jan 17 1961 17 Jan 18 1961 18 Jan 19 1961 19 Jan 20 ...

... formally asked Congress to amend the National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958, "to clarify management responsibilities and to streamline organizational arrangements concerning the national program of ... Jan 10 1960 10 Jan 11 1960 11 Jan 12 1960 12 Jan 13 1960 13 Jan 14 1960 14 Jan 15 1960 15 Jan 16 1960 16 Jan 17 1960 17 Jan 18 1960 18 Jan 19 1960 19 Jan ...

... our present capabilities." ''(Text)'' Twelfth anniversary of Explorer I , first U.S. satellite. Launched Jan. 31, 1958, stovepipe-shaped 14-kg (30.8-lb) satellite was in orbit with 585.7-km ... 9 Jan 10 1970 10 Jan 11 1970 11 Jan 12 1970 12 Jan 13 1970 13 Jan 14 1970 14 Jan 15 1970 15 Jan 16 1970 16 Jan 17 1970 17 Jan 18 1970 18 Jan 19 1970 19 Jan 20 ...

... U.S. spacecraft for the Army Ballistic Missile Agency, beginning with Explorer I (launched 31 Jan. 1958) , and continued with MSFC after it was formed in 1960. He had a major role ... 8 Jan 9 1974 9 Jan 10 1974 10 Jan 11 1974 11 Jan 12 1974 12 Jan 13 1974 13 Jan 14 1974 14 Jan 15 1974 15 Jan 16 1974 16 Jan 17 1974 17 Jan 18 1974 18 Jan 19 1974 19 Jan 20 ...

... manned and unmanned space missions, beginning with the first U.S. satellite, Explorer 1, in 1958. Dr. John H. Wolfe, Chief of Ames Research Center 's Space Physics Branch, was given ... 8 Jan 9 1974 9 Jan 10 1974 10 Jan 11 1974 11 Jan 12 1974 12 Jan 13 1974 13 Jan 14 1974 14 Jan 15 1974 15 Jan 16 1974 16 Jan 17 1974 17 Jan 18 1974 18 Jan 19 1974 19 Jan 20 ...

... the former National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics from 1947 until that agency became NASA in 1958. (NASA Release 76-7; FRC Release 1-76; Goddard News, Feb 76, 6) In observing ... 8 Jan 9 1976 9 Jan 10 1976 10 Jan 11 1976 11 Jan 12 1976 12 Jan 13 1976 13 Jan 14 1976 14 Jan 15 1976 15 Jan 16 1976 16 Jan 17 1976 17 Jan 18 1976 18 Jan 19 1976 19 Jan 20 ...

... 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 ... Jan 10 1985 10 Jan 11 1985 11 Jan 12 1985 12 Jan 13 1985 13 Jan 14 1985 14 Jan 15 1985 15 Jan 16 1985 16 Jan 17 1985 17 Jan 18 1985 18 Jan 19 1985 19 Jan ...

... Remembrance on Thursday, Jan. 25. NASA acting Administrator Robert Lightfoot, and other agency senior officials, will lead an observance at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia starting at 10:25 a.m. EST ... ADVISORY M18-014'' '''Celebrating 60 Years of America in Space on Jan. 31''' Late in the evening of Jan. 31, 1958, the United States took its first step into space with the launch ... launching from French Guiana. The launch window opens at approximately 5:20 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 25. Teleconference participants are: Elsayed Talaat, heliophysics chief scientist at NASA Headquarters in Washington Richard ...

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