Search wiki using Sphinx
From The Space Library
Displaying 61—70 of 110 matches for query "3.230.1.23" retrieved in 0.002 sec with these stats:
- "3" found 42922 times in 14882 documents
- "230" found 183 times in 174 documents
- "1" found 54409 times in 16881 documents
- "23" found 31937 times in 12990 documents
Above numbers may include documents not listed due to search options.
... took ionospheric readings, using its 1,000-ft-dia wire mesh reflector. ''(NASA Proj Off; NASA Release 67-230; WS Release 67-28)''
Army ... ''(DOD Release 837-67)''
September 1967 September
Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 1967 4 Sep 5 1967 5 ... 20 1967 20 Sep 21 1967 21 Sep 22 1967 22 Sep 23 1967 23 Sep 24 1967 24 Sep 25 1967 25 Sep 26 1967 ...
... 's C-5A Galaxy would be joined to form a nearly 230-foot-long structure, AFSC announced. The aircraft, scheduled for completion early in ... Post, 9/16/67)''
September 1967 September
Sep 1 1967 1 Sep 2 1967 2 Sep 3 1967 3 Sep 4 1967 4 Sep 5 1967 5 ... 20 1967 20 Sep 21 1967 21 Sep 22 1967 22 Sep 23 1967 23 Sep 24 1967 24 Sep 25 1967 25 Sep 26 1967 ...
... . NAA’s Rocketdyne Div. had increased engine’s maximum thrust to 230,000 lbs. by strengthening turbine wheels of turbopumps and modifying engine ... ''(NASA Release 66-100)''
May 1966 May
May 1 1966 1 May 2 1966 2 May 3 1966 3 May 4 1966 4 May 5 1966 5 ... 20 1966 20 May 21 1966 21 May 22 1966 22 May 23 1966 23 May 24 1966 24 May 25 1966 25 May 26 ...
... and dangerous job." ''(W Post, 11/20/69)''
Detroit News: "To travel 230,000 miles and hit the target on the button is almost ... ''(FAA Release 69-126)''
November 1969 November
Nov 1 1969 1 Nov 2 1969 2 Nov 3 1969 3 Nov 4 1969 4 Nov 5 1969 5 ... Nov 20 1969 20 Nov 21 1969 21 Nov 22 1969 22 Nov 23 1969 23 Nov 24 1969 24 Nov 25 1969 25 Nov 26 1969 ...
... and again at 228 miles in first launch, and at 118 and 230 miles in the second launch. French scientists participated by using special ... series in the Pacific.)
September 1961 September
Sep 1 1961 1 Sep 2 1961 2 Sep 3 1961 3 Sep 4 1961 4 Sep 5 1961 5 ... 20 1961 20 Sep 21 1961 21 Sep 22 1961 22 Sep 23 1961 23 Sep 24 1961 24 Sep 25 1961 25 Sep 26 1961 ...
... rocket launched from NASA Wallops Station carried 230-lb. payload to 116-mi. altitude before landing in Atlantic Ocean 59 mi. ... and one of low yield.
October 1962 October
Oct 1 1962 1 Oct 2 1962 2 Oct 3 1962 3 Oct 4 1962 4 Oct 5 1962 5 ... Oct 20 1962 20 Oct 21 1962 21 Oct 22 1962 22 Oct 23 1962 23 Oct 24 1962 24 Oct 25 1962 25 Oct 26 1962 26 ...
... of moon, was released by Lick Observatory. Each photograph showed area 230 mi. by 280 mi. on scale of 30 mi. to the inch ... similar-size conventional plane.
November 1962 November
Nov 1 1962 1 Nov 2 1962 2 Nov 3 1962 3 Nov 4 1962 4 Nov 5 1962 5 ... 20 1962 20 Nov 21 1962 21 Nov 22 1962 22 Nov 23 1962 23 Nov 24 1962 24 Nov 25 1962 25 Nov 26 1962 ...
... from White Sands Missile Range WSMR , carried Columbia Radiation Laboratories payload to 230.9-km (143.5-mi) altitude to study soft x-ray ... -News, 2/21/70)''
February 1970 February
Feb 1 1970 1 Feb 2 1970 2 Feb 3 1970 3 Feb 4 1970 4 Feb 5 1970 5 ... 20 1970 20 Feb 21 1970 21 Feb 22 1970 22 Feb 23 1970 23 Feb 24 1970 24 Feb 25 1970 25 Feb 26 1970 ...
... that "would have entered us in a sort of permanent orbit, some . 230. . .thousand miles 370 000 km in apogee, and maybe a thousand 1600 ... ''(A&A, 6/70, 76)
April 1970 April
Apr 1 1970 1 Apr 2 1970 2 Apr 3 1970 3 Apr 4 1970 4 Apr 5 1970 5 Apr ... Apr 20 1970 20 Apr 21 1970 21 Apr 22 1970 22 Apr 23 1970 23 Apr 24 1970 24 Apr 25 1970 25 Apr 26 1970 26 ...
... (C Trib, 6/6/70)''
NASA released Ecological Surveys from Space (NASA SP-230). Monograph listed feasible uses of spacecraft in 1970s and described scientific ... , 6/8/70, A4)''
June 1970 June
Jun 1 1970 1 Jun 2 1970 2 Jun 3 1970 3 Jun 4 1970 4 Jun 5 1970 5 ... 20 1970 20 Jun 21 1970 21 Jun 22 1970 22 Jun 23 1970 23 Jun 24 1970 24 Jun 25 1970 25 Jun 26 1970 ...
Additional database time was 0.038 sec.
| Result page: | Previous | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 |
Powered by Sphinx
