1960 NASA Authorization: Hearings Before the Committee on Science and Astronautics and Subcommittees Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, U.S. House of Representatives, Eighty-sixth Congress, First Session, on H. R. 6512. April 20,21,22,24,27,29. and May 4, 1959U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959 - 417 pages |
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... landing . Man's behavior and reactions in space flight will be carefully studied . Such studies should greatly ... landings of instrumented payloads will be attempted on the Moon , Mars , and Venus to determine surface and atmospheric ...
... landing . Man's behavior and reactions in space flight will be carefully studied . Such studies should greatly ... landings of instrumented payloads will be attempted on the Moon , Mars , and Venus to determine surface and atmospheric ...
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... landing fields throughout the country . When you land in a cornfield at 7 o'clock at night with one motor burned out windmilling , and a second motor on the same side having to be stopped , you come to the conclusion that there aren't ...
... landing fields throughout the country . When you land in a cornfield at 7 o'clock at night with one motor burned out windmilling , and a second motor on the same side having to be stopped , you come to the conclusion that there aren't ...
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... landing on a near planet . In addition to the payload , weight has allowed for an energy supply to retard the speed ... landing on the moon . But perhaps most interesting of all is that this is the first vehicle we have considered which ...
... landing on a near planet . In addition to the payload , weight has allowed for an energy supply to retard the speed ... landing on the moon . But perhaps most interesting of all is that this is the first vehicle we have considered which ...
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... landed on water and was carried back to the beach by helicopter . Again we are going to perform many more of these tests before the final system is completed . Mr. FULTON . What is your top altitude there ? Mr. Low . If an escape should ...
... landed on water and was carried back to the beach by helicopter . Again we are going to perform many more of these tests before the final system is completed . Mr. FULTON . What is your top altitude there ? Mr. Low . If an escape should ...
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... landing spot . The CHAIRMAN . The real reason is to track him because you have got these track stations set up . Mr. Low . Yes , sir . While in orbit , the capsule will be tracked at many stations and the man will be able to communicate ...
... landing spot . The CHAIRMAN . The real reason is to track him because you have got these track stations set up . Mr. Low . Yes , sir . While in orbit , the capsule will be tracked at many stations and the man will be able to communicate ...
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