NASA Authorization for Fiscal Year 1966: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, First Session, on S. 927, 1-3. daļas

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences

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HEARINGS Copy 1965	1

LIST OF FIGURES Page	10

NASA international cooperative flight projects	55

Atmosphere density satellite Project San 3 Foreign launch sites	56

NASA international station agreements 7 Personnel exchanges	58

Distinguished foreign visitors to NASA1964	59

NASA organization chart___	78

Manned space flight general objectives__	148

Free flight tests of variable sweep wing model	314

Dynamics of vehicles predicted by model tests	315

Rough air flight simulationAcceleration amplification at pilots head	316

NASAProfessionals on FAA evaluation of supersonic transport studies	317

NASA total aeronautics research___	337

Nuclear rocket engine___	355

NERVA engine technology systems_	358

Ground experimental engine_	359

Manned space flight specific objectives time phasing	149

APOLLO levels of test	150

APOLLO flight test program	152

Manned Space Flight Science and Technology Advisory Committee	154

APOLLO executives group	155

GEMINI executives at Aerojet Sacramento	156

NASAindustry relationshipsManned space flight_	157

Manned Space Flight Organization Facing	158

Mission operations	159

Manned space flight total employment	160

GEMINI program	161

MSF resources	163

Industrial base	164

Logistics	165

Operations	166

MSF program management	167

Manned space flight program management	168

APOLLO program development plan objectives_	169

Planning tree	170

Program operating plan	171

Configuration management	173

Configuration control board	174

APOLLO data management system	175

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Tex	176

George C Marshall Space Flight Center	178

John F Kennedy Space Center	179

GT2	181

GT3 first manned GEMINI operations	182

GEMINI mission training	183

GEMINI networkManned space flight	184

Extra vehicular activity GEMINI experimentNASADOD de velopment	185

APOLLO lunar landing mission profile	186

LITTLE JOE IIWhite Sands Missile Range	187

Service module test stand	188

SIVB dynamics stage and transporter	189

SIIB assembly areaMichoud plant	190

DACHuntington Beach	191

Block II service module mockup	192

SIC test standMississippi test operations	193

SII test standMississippi test operations	194

Mobile launchers launch complex 39J F Kennedy Space Center	195

Astronaut training activities 1964	196

Manned aircraft and spacecraft development cycle comparison	198

Solar radiation_	200

APOLLOLunar excursion module	201

Exploitation of presently programed capabilities	202

APOLLO capability exploitation programConsiderations	206

Manned earth orbital experiment program	207

Command lunar excursion and service module	208

Present APOLLO capability	209

Mission profiles lunar orbital survey	210

Planetary missions	212

Manned planetary support requirements	214

Major 1965 planned activitiesGEMINI program	217

APOLLO programMajor 1965 planned activities	218

APOLLO programMajor 1965 planned activities	219

APOLLO program test phasing	220

Program analysis	235

Basis for effective configuration management_	236

APOLLO program control	238

APOLLO technical management_ __	239

APOLLO program integration responsibilities	240

Schedule factors__	246

Future program logic diagram	249

Basic APOLLO missions	251

Telescope module _	253

Artificial gravity experiment APOLLO extension	254

Objectives of manned lunar orbiterLunar data by remote sensing	255

New missionsBeyond extended APOLLO	256

Basic space station module	257

Advanced research and technology	290

Evolution of SV5A faninwing aircraft	291

HF2 engine tests__	292

Metal space suit__	294

SNAP8 hardware_	295

SERT 1 spacecraftPhotograph of freeflight configuration	296

Laser tracking	297

Project Fire	298

Project Pegasus meteoroid measurements	299

Office of Advanced Research and TechnologyOperating organiza tion___	300

Research installations_	301

Ames Research Center	302

Lewis Research Center	303

Nuclear rocket development station	304

NASA reentry research_	307

Pump cavitation damage research	308

Primate irradiation_	310

Hypervelocity flow about blunt bodies at angles of attack	311

Materials reentry heating experiment19000 miles per hour	312

Evolution of F111 aircraft___	313

Cold flow engine at AerojetGeneral Sacramento__	360

Graphite reactor and engine system test schedule	361

Research and advanced technology	362

Mars landing mission nuclear rocket__	363

Lunar mission capabilityComparison of SATURN V and nuclear SATURN V	364

Nuclear rocket program organization	365

Phoebus reactor objectives_	369

Clustered nuclear engines	372

Clustered reactor criticality experiment	373

Effect of evaporative loss on payload	379

Global photomosaic of 1 days coverage from TIROS IX Facing	408

Space science and applications objectives	450

Space science and applications accomplishments	451

Space science and applicationsSome U S firstsScientific satellites deep space probes launch vehicle development	452

Space science and applicationsSome U S firstsMeteorological satellites communications satellites	453

Space science and applications 1964 flightsScientific satellites deep space probes __	454

Program contentSpace science and applications	456

Program contentPhysics and astronomy	457

Space science and applications results1964Interplanetary space__	458

Program contentLunar and planetary_	459

Space science and applications results1964Lunar surface	460

Program contentMeteorological___	461

Mosaic of two TIROS IX pictures taken over North Atlantic Ocean January 30 1965	462

Space science and applications meteorological results1964	463

NIMBUS 1HRIR global montage_	464

Program content Communication navigation and applications technology satellite____	465

Space science and applicationsCommunications results1964_	466

Program contentManned space science	467

Program contentBioscience	468

Program contentSustaining university program	469

Program contentLaunch vehicle development	470

Program contentLaunch vehicle procurement	471

NASA organization chartManagement	472

JPL structure prior to reorganization	473

JPL organization chart_	474

Office of Space Sciences and ApplicationsIncentive contracts	475

NASA university program	508

NASA predoctoral students 3132 in training school year 196566	509

JPL organization chart	531

RICHARD B RUSSELL Georgia MARGARET CHASE SMITH Maine	620

RVS 24	620

Hilburn Earl D Deputy Associate Administrator NASA 76	620

1965	673

4	752

50	762

76	934

115	951

143	983

144 215	1013

Figure Page 272 Biosatellite___	1048

Launch vehicles for manned missions	1049

Present Gemini capability	1050

Gemini spacecraft mockup	1051

Present Apollo capability	1052

Command lunar excursion and service module	1053

Vertical assembly building	1056

University research1964_	1058

NASA international cooperative groundbased projects	1059

Intermediate missionsExtensions of present capabilities	1060

Propulsion testing subsupersonic combustion ramjet__	1061

Lifting body vehicle in flight	1062

289	1063

Stationary direct broadcast satelliteradio	1064

Communicationsnavigation satellite_	1065

Pioneer spacecraft	1066

Saturnlaunched meteoroid satellite	1067

Advanced Orbiting Solar Observatory	1068

Solar detail__	1069

Mars energy requirements	1070

Voyager concept	1071

Voyager concept	1072

Extended Apollo spacecraft	1073

Further Apollo extensions	1074

Manned Earth orbit experiments_	1076

Lunar excursion modules on the Moon	1078

Saturn IBCentaur___	1079

Longterm development	1081

Lifting reentry vehicle concept	1082

Medium Manned Orbital Research Laboratory	1084

Lunar base concept	1087

Lunar Radio Astronomy Observatory	1089

Manned planetary explorationmanned Mars landing 316 260 SL1 motor	1091

KIWI B4E reactor at test cell C	1092

Lunar landed payloadsnuclear third stage on Saturn V	1094

Spacecraft power requirements	1095

David Johnson Director National Weather Satellite Center 402 408	1098

Sterilization___	1099

Life support systems 327 Test cell of the Noise Research Laboratory with bypass jet appa ratus in place	1112

Noise Research Laboratory	1113

PART 1	1116

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NASA Authorization for Fiscal Year 1966: Hearings, Eighty-ninth ..., 1-3. daļas
United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences
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addition Advanced Research Aeronautics and Space agencies Air Force aircraft APOLLO program astronauts BISPLINGHOFF budget capability CHAIRMAN committee communications satellite contract contractor cost data acquisition deep space network Department of Defense Director Earth orbit Eastern Test Range effort Electronics engine equipment experiments exploration facilities FIGURE fiscal year 1966 flight test funds GEHRIG GEMINI GEMINI program increase Laboratory launch vehicle Mars ment meteorological satellite military million missions MUELLER NASA NASA's National NERVA NEWELL nuclear rocket operations payload personnel phase planetary propulsion question reactor reentry request research and development research and technology Research Center responsibility SATURN IB schedule Science and Applications scientific SEABORG SEAMANS Senator HOLLAND Senator JORDAN Senator SMITH sounding rocket Space Flight Center space program space science spacecraft stations studies SYNCOM technical tion TITAN III tracking and data University unmanned Weather Bureau WEBB

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Nosaukums	NASA Authorization for Fiscal Year 1966: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, First Session, on S. 927, 1-3. daļas NASA Authorization for Fiscal Year 1966: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, First Session, on S. 927, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Autors	United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Izdevējs	U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965
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