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... , B Sun, 4/9/69, A5; Reuters, W Post, 4/9/69, A7)'' Saturn V 2nd stage ( SATURN II S-II -8) was successfully captive-fired at Mississippi Test Facility for 385 secs, with ...

... were same length as earth's. ''(Smith, LA Her-Exam, 6/19/69)'' Saturn II S-II stage for ninth Saturn V launch vehicle was successfully test-fired at MTF for almost six minutes ...

... : "Our main criticism was that the Space and Information Division was overmanned and that the Saturn II S-II and CSM programs could be done, and done better by fewer people, better organized ...

... . of which was payload. As the first of the Block II Saturn I 's, SA-5 was first flight test of both Saturn stages and only the second flight test of a liquid-hydrogen powered rocket stage (see Centaur AC-2 , Nov. 27, 1963) . The five Block II Saturn I 's differ from Block I predecessors in that they have live upper stages, S ... for space flight. . ." ''(Knighton, Balt. Sun, 1/30/64)'' At Cape Kennedy press conference following Saturn I SA-5 launch, NASA Associate Administrator Dr. Robert C. Seamans stated, "There is little ...

... were static firings of engines for the various Saturn IB and Saturn V stages, highlighted by full-duration firing of all three Saturn V stages, Saturn I program ended with a record of 10 successes out of 10 attempts, its three 1965 launches orbiting Pegasus meteoroid detection satellites, Fire II provided valuable data ...

... to be specializing in boosters; and so I went to the Titan II and then to the Apollo, the Saturn V Program down at George C. Marshall Space Flight Center Huntsville Alabama ... train for it. '''Harwood:''' What were your thoughts about being the first flight on a Saturn V? '''Borman:''' Well, I had worked with the Huntsville people a lot. And I was ... off on that? I mean, there’s never been another rocket like the Saturn V. '''Borman:''' No, the Saturn V was a unique vehicle. And of course, it was powerful and noisy ...

... Space Flight Center engineers directed radio signal sent from Lakehurst, N.J., to SYNCOM II communications satellite 22,000 mi. in space, signaling hydrogen peroxide jets onboard to fire ... Eclipse-Pioneer Div. and RCA Data, Systems Div. to provide components and equipment for Saturn IB and Saturn V guidance and checkout systems. Bendix and RCA already were providing- similar services ...

... artist in Hollywood before World War II where he developed techniques he later used in his space illustrations. One of his best known paintings is of Saturn as imaginatively seen from one ... Hovhannes, ''Symphony No. 19, Vishnu '' (1966), ''Saturn '' (1971), ''Celestial Canticle '' (1977), ''Star Dawn '' (1983); George Crumb, ''Night of the Four Moons '' (1969), ''Makrokosmos I, II, III, IV '' (1971-2'')'' , and ''Star-child ...

... min.; inclination, 101.16°. A cylindrical, 18-sided polygon, 290-lb. Environmental Survey Satellite ESSA II was equipped with two Automatic Picture Transmission (Apt) camera systems for photographing local cloud ... seven flights, including four manned missions) would depend on availability of the Saturn V booster, as well as success of Saturn I-B missions: “We plan to end the series at ...

... laid out your course for you, didn’t it? '''Donlan:''' Yeah. '''Slade:''' Where was the Saturn V at that stage? Was it still just a gleam in somebody’s eye? '''Donlan ... time was up to that? '''Donlan:''' Well, I think the main concern was really the Saturns. You look back, and that’s a tremendously complex motor and rocket. And with 200 ... ’s been your favorite moment? '''Donlan:''' Favorite moment. Aeronautic-wise, the period between World War II and Korea probably, that saw the evolution of the modern jet fighters and the close ...

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