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... lunar photography. The system, which would be available within a year, would relay pictures comparable to that of the Eastman Kodak camera system.
''Memoranda, Rosen to A. Silverstein, "Lunar Photography," May 9, 1959; Rosen to Silverstein, "Lunar Photography, Revisions to Memorandum of May 9, 1959," June 12, 1959.''
... Volume 60 60
'''Page ''' - 109-117
'''Year''' - 2007
'''Keywords''' - Soviet, space programme, Mars, Mars 6, landing, Gavril Tikhov, Mare Erythraeum
'''JBIS Reference Code ''' - 2007.60.109
'''Number of Pages''' - 9
Abstract ... achieve precise entry trajectories for the subsequent touchdowns. Despite that, Mars 3 achieved the first soft landing on Mars in 1971 and a brief surface transmission. Two years later, the Soviet Union ...
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3D Rendering of the Project Horizon Lunar Lander VR (circa 1959)
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... program (ca. 1964) was to obtain data on the structure and topography of the lunar surface, the lunar environment and the physical, chemical, geodetic, and gravitational properties of the Moon. The resulting ... lunar orbiters, landing craft, and logistic support vehicles, for the calculation of orbits and trajectories of lunar flights, and for the design of operations in the vicinity of and on the moon.
Category:Lunar ...
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T2K space vehicle was used for developing the lunar vehicle’s systems under space conditions in near-Earth orbit.
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The development of the lunar vehicle landing on a special mock-up.
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Soyuz T2K launch
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... ballistic probes, environmental satellite, maneuverable manned satellite, manned space flight laboratory, lunar reconnaissance satellite, lunar landing, Mars Venus reconnaissance, and Mars-Venus landing. The Committee agreed that each NASA Center should study a manned lunar landing ... Committee on Manned Space Flight' " July 17. 1959.''
Media:MAR-1959-05-25.pdf Missiles & Rockets May 25 1959 ...
... a U.S. manned landing on the moon in 1965 was proposed, to be followed in 1966 by an operational lunar outpost. Expenditures would average $ ... the report should be recast to eliminate any U.S. Army organization to manage the lunar operation, at the same time deleting all possible military ... Report, Manned Space Flight Program, pp. 169, 172.''
Media:MAR-1959-06-08.pdf Missiles & Rockets Jun 8 1959 ...
... ballistic ... lunar missions. The goal was a manned lunar landing within ten years, rather than an advanced Mercury spacecraft Mercury program.
''Interview with H. Kurt Strass , November 30, 1966.''
Mid-December: NASA team completed study ...
... . activities during the year 1958, was forwarded to the Congress by the President.
The Army proposed that the name of the large clustered-engine booster be changed from Juno ... Projects Agency , approved the name on February 3.
''Senate Staff Report, Manned Space Flight Program, p. 165; Saturn Illustrated Chronology, p. 5.''
Media:1959-02-02 Missile Development and Space Sciences.pdf Missile ...
... Agency (ARPA), testified before the House Committee on Science and Astronautics that DOD and ARPA had no lunar landing program. Herbert F. York, DOD Director of Defense Research and Engineering, testified that exploration of the moon was a NASA responsibility.
''U.S. Congress, House, Committee on Science and Astronautics, Missile ...
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