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... -A) launched Nov. 26, 1963. ''(NASA Release 65-164; Wash, Sun. Star, 5/30/65)'' MARINER IV , NASA's Mars flyby and photographic probe, reached the distance of one AU (Astronomical Unit ... of the earth from the sun that had been established, partially from data received from MARINER II , as 92,956,000 mi. The probe had traveled over 271 million mi, in ...

... simulated lunar-transfer trajectory Aug. 11 from Kennedy Space Center , NASA, and a model of MARINER IV photographic Mars probe were being exhibited in the NASA display at Cleveland's Natural Science ... successful space flight, but not beyond the grade of colonel in the Air Force and Marine Corps or captain in the Navy. Promotions to general officer rank will be accomplished through ...

NASA's MARINER IV (launched Nov. 28, 1964 ) and MARINER V (launched June 14) satellites drew into a unique "solar system lineup" which would enable ...

... for the end of this decade was. Leighton, scientist in charge of the televising by MARINER IV of Mars (July 14, 1965), said there was still hope the TV pictures would yield ... collaborate with Prof. Gordon J. F. MacDonald of UCLA on a television experiment for the Mariner spacecraft scheduled to fly by Venus in 1967. ‘‘(Texts; Wash. Eve. Star, 1/27/66 ...

... S. Ball Memorial Award for excellent writing. Cited for his continuing coverage of NASA’s MARINER IV Mars probe, Hines would receive a trophy and $300 at the Association’s annual meeting ... research, design development, and successful operation of the Ranger unmanned lunar reconnaissance spacecraft and the Mariner interplanetary spacecraft.” Presentation, by ASME and the City of St. Louis, was made at National ...

... )'' Soviet Union announced that the spacecraft, ZOND headed for Mars in an apparent race With MARINER IV , had run into difficulties. The Soviet report said that in the first few radio contacts ...

... Skywriter, 12/31/64, 2; Marshall Star, 12/16/64, 1, 12)'' December 11-12: MARINER IV passed unscathed through the Geminid stream, the first of three meteor streams it had to ...

... MARINER IV , bound for Mars, began passing through a second stream of meteoroids. In its first 23 ...

... of the same type. ''(ComSatCorp Release, 12/23/64)'' Jet Propulsion Laboratory released figures on MARINER IV , valid as of 12:01 pm: total miles to travel-325,000,000; total miles ...

... MARINER IV passed the 50-million-mi. mark on its 325-million-mi. flight to Mars. The ...

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