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Chronology of Key Space Anniversaries for 2015
1945—70 Years Ago 4 July—The NACA’s Pilotless Aircraft Research Division (PARD) launched from Wallops Island, Maryland, its first test vehicle, a small two-stage, solid-fuel rocket to check out the installation’s instrumentation. The group soon began serious work to learn about … Continue reading
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That Was the Year That Was: Civil Space 2013
We say this about every year, but 2013 was memorable in so many ways that I cannot begin to catalog them all. As a result, let me confine my remarks to three accomplishments that I consider the most significant taking … Continue reading
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Tagged Antares, capsule, Chang'e 3, Cygnus, Dragon, Falcon 9, Indian Space Research Organisation, International Space Station, Mangalyaan, Mars, MAVEN, Moon, NASA, Orbital Sciences, rocket, science, space science, SpaceX, U.S. Civil Space, Yutu
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