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LaunchMission / STSRocket / CraftDurationHeadlinePG
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)3 APOLLO ASTRONAUTS DIE IN FIRE; GRISSOM, WHITE, CHAFFEE CAUGHT IN CAPSULE DURING A TEST ON PAD; TRAGEDY AT CAPE Rescuers Are Blocked by Dense Smoke Cause Is Studied Three Apollo Astronauts Killed by Fire in Capsule During Test on Pad at Cape GRISSOM, WHITE AND CHAFFEE DIE Deaths Are Instantaneous as Spacemen Are Trapped Behind Closed Hatches p1
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)APOLLO PROGRAM DEALT HARD BLOW; The Slim Margin for Failure Believed Jeopardizing a Moon Landing by '70 APOLLO PROGRAM SUFFERS SETBACKp1
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Astronauts' Colleagues Console Their Families at Space Centerp11
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Astronaut Toll of U.S. Is Now 6, But None Has Been Lost in Spacep10
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Fire on Spacecraft Captured on Film; SPACECRAFT FIRE CAPTURED ON FILMp1
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Johnson Voices Sorrow at Loss Of 'Three Valiant Young Men'p10
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)News Session Excerptsp10
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Next Step in Spacep22
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Possibility of Accident Didn't Upset Astronautsp10
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Scholarships Available To Astronauts' Childrenp10
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Sketches of the 3 Apollo Astronauts Killed at Capep11
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Tass Reports Apollo Deathsp10
1/27/67AS-204 (Apollo 1)Saturn IBn/a (planned launch on 2/21/1967)Veteran and 2 Rookies Make Up Backup Crewp11
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo 7 to Go Through Orionid Meteor Showerp21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSaturn 5 Rocket Is Hauled to Its Launching Pad; Preparations for the Apollo 7 Manned Flight on Friday Moving Along Smoothlyp21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAPOLLO IS POISED TO LIFT OFF TODAY; Officials Optimistic for Start of 3-Man, 11-Day Flight Leading to Moon Shot Apollo Spacecraft Is Poised to Lift Off Today With 3-Man Crew on 11-Day Mission 163 EARTH ORBITS ARE ON SCHEDULE Shot May Show if Problems Plaguing Moon Project Have Been Overcome p1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo Telecast to Show Crew Performing Dutiesp28
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mCape Kennedy Is Happy to Be Back in the Launching Businessp29
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mIsotopes to Gauge Astronaut Work Load Limit; Data From Blood Tracers to Show What 3 Men Could Do on the Lunar Flightp28
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9m$400-Million Spent to Redesign Space Capsule With Safety as a Vital Objective; STAINLESS STEEL COVERS ALL WIRE New Hatch Permits Crew to Leave in 30 Seconds if Fire Starts on Groundp29
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSummary of Flight Plan for Crew of the Apollo 7p28
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9m3 Television Networks List Apollo Coveragep29
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo Launching Is Seen On Television in Europep21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo 8, the Next Flight, May Carry Three Astronauts Into a Lunar Orbit and Back; WINDOW' FOR SHOT TO BE OPEN DEC. 8 Positions of Earth and Moon Would Suit the Mission -- Apollo 7 Success Is Key p21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAPOLLO TO STUDY THEORY OF DRIFT; Seeks to Learn if Continents Were One Land Massp20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mA Relaxed Captain, a Methodical Major and an Aggressive Civilian; Walter Marty Schirra Jr. p21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAstronauts' Families Gather in Houston to Rejoice at Take-Offp21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAstronauts Explore 'Fantastic World'p20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mDonn Fulton Eiselep21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mGlossary of Terms in Apollo 7 Flightp20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mLeap Into Spacep36
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mMISSION CONTROL HIT BY BLACKOUT; One-Minute Failure Darkens Houston Center -- Back-up Power Is Switched On Mission Control Center Blacked Out for Minutep1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mNASA PRAISES TIE WITH CONSULTANT; Says Boeing Contract Paid Off in Shot's Successp21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9m3 ON APOLLO 7 CIRCLING EARTH IN 11-DAY TEST FOR MOON TRIP; NASA HAILS 'PERFECT MISSION'; LIFT-OFF SMOOTH Astronauts Carry Out Early Maneuvers on 163-Orbit Journey 3 Astronauts on Apollo 7 Circling Earth in 11-Day Test for Manned Journey to Moon LIFT-OFF SMOOTH AT CAPE KENNEDY Jubilant Schirra Declares, 'We're Having a Ball' -- Maneuvers Begun p1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mPresident and Debre See Launching on TVp20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mR. Walter Cunninghamp21
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSchirra Loses $5 Bet On Time of Launchingp20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSoviet Orbits Cosmos 247; Contact With Apollo Unlikelyp20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSpirit of the First 7 Astronauts Now Infuses 52; Despite Hazards and Deaths, Nation's Space Men Think Their Job Is the Best p20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mThe Lift-Off Is Gentle For Apollo 7 Rocketp20
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9m$600 a Day for Foodp74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo Captain Takes Medicine After Developing a Head Coldp74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mASTRONAUTS MOVE APOLLO CLOSE TO BOOSTER ROCKET IN TEST OF SPACE RESCUE; DAY OF TROUBLES Schirra Balks at TV Broadcast to Earth, Citing Difficulties Astronauts Move Apollo 7 Close to Booster Rocket in a Test of Space Rescue DISPUTE MARKS DAY OF TROUBLES Schirra Balks at TV Relay to Earth, Citing Difficulties in Water and Optical Units p1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mHow Apollo Approached Boosterp74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mJohnson's Message Hails Crew Of Apollo 7 on 'Splendid Flight'p74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mMODULE HELD KEY TO LUNAR LANDING; Radar and Guidance System Crucial to Rendezvousp74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mParticles Blur View of Apollo Guidance Telescopep74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSchirra, Going Own Way as Usual, Balks at TVp74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSpace; Step Toward the MoonE1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAPOLLO 7 PASSES RESTFUL SUNDAY IN 3D DAY IN ORBIT; Crew Checks Craft Before New Engine Test -- Power Is Interrupted Briefly TV RELAY IS SET TODAY 10-Minute Broadcast Likely -- Schirra and Cunningham Continue to Nurse Colds APOLLO 7 PASSES A RESTFUL DAYp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo's Rebuilderp38
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAstronauts Assert Their Food Is Too Plentiful and Too Sweetp39
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mGerm Mutations Feared in Long Space Flights; But Scientist Says Threat of Virulent Changes Has No Link to Schirra's Coldp38
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mOrbiting Apollo Craft Transmits TV Show; U. S. Audience Gets a View of Astronauts Orbiting Apollo Craft Transmits TV Show U.S. GETS VIEWS OF 3 ASTRONAUTS Camera Also Depicts South -- Ship's Path Altered After Interruption of Its Powerp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mTV From Space Likely to Have Military and Economic Valuep44
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mCalifornians Can See Spacecraft Tomorrowp9
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mMOON SHOT HOPES RAISED BY APOLLO; Craft Orbiting So Well on 5th Day That Circumlunar Flight May Begin Dec. 20 MOON SHOT HOPES RAISED BY APOLLOp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo at Midpointp46
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mRelaxed Astronauts On 2d Half of Flight; Relaxed Astronauts on Second Half of 11-Day Lunar Flight Testp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo Crew Studies Path of Hurricane; ASTRONAUTS STUDY HURRICANE'S PATHp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo Orbit Raised In a Test of Engine; Apollo Orbit Raised to 282 Miles in Test of Enginep1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mControllers May Bar Astronauts' Request to Descend Without Spacesuitsp73
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mGetting a Cold in Space; Apollo 7 Flight Shows Proximity Is Major Factor in Passing Virusp74
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mPost-Orbital Drip and Other Space MaladiesE11
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mThe Men of Apollo Get Ready to Come HomeE11
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAIRMEN PREPARE FOR PROJECT MOL; Apollo 7 Helps Train Them for Orbiting Lab Missionsp8
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAstronaut Remembered Wife's Birthday in Timep7
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mSCHIRRA NETTLED OVER NEW TESTS; Tells Ground Control He'll Direct 'These Updates'p7
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAPOLLO 7 TO LAND IN ATLANTIC TODAY; Carrier Awaits Astronauts South of Bermuda After 11-Day Orbital Mission APOLLO 7 TO LAND IN ATLANTIC TODAYp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mBooming Houston's Eyes Are on Astronautsp35
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mApollo Ground' Chiefp24
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mAtlantic Splashdownp46
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mFelt Like Jumping Around'p24
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mIn Homes of Astronauts: Jokes, Laughter and Joyp24
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9m3 ON APOLLO PASS HEALTH CHECK-UP; Doctor Now Has No Worries Over Flight Around Moonp24
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mTest of Mechanism by Which Apollo 7 Capsule Is Righted in Waterp24
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mThousands of Letters Awaiting Astronautsp24
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mU.S. Prepares Moon Shot in December; Apollo 7 Splashes Down in Atlantic After 11-Day Earth-Orbiting Test for Moon Shot PERFECT MISSION' BUOYS NASA AIDES U.S. Prepares for Flight in December That May Send Men Around the Moonp1
10/11/68Apollo 7Saturn IB10d 20h 9mVON BRAUN ELATED, FINDS NO BIG FLAWSp15
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFinal Countdown On for Moon Shot Tomorrow; Commander of 3 Astronauts Reports They Are Ready -- Equipment Is Testedp17
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo Astronauts Will Head for the Moon in Quest of Knowledge and Adventurep21
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAPOLLO CREW SET FOR START TODAY OF MOON VOYAGE; 7:51 A.M. Launching Slated for First Manned Flight Toward Lunar Orbit 6-DAY TRIP IS PLANNED Borman, Lovell and Anders Retire Early as Saturn 5 Spacecraft Is Fueled Apollo Crew Set for Start Today on Moon Voyage p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCameras Will Follow Craft on Lunar Flightp21
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hHighlights of Spaceship's Flight Planp20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03h3 Key Stations on Ground Will Track Voyage of Craftp20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hLunar Flight Risksp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hMisfiring of the Apollo Engine Could Maroon the Crew in a Lunar Orbitp22
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hTo the Space Navigator, Old Theories Are as Important as New Computerp21
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hA Crew With Brains and Experience; Col. Frank Bormanp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAn Inflated Life Jacket Puffs Up an Astronautp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAPOLLO ON ALERT FOR SUN FLARES; Craft Penetrating Fringe of Radiation Beltsp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03h3 ASTRONAUTS SPEED TOWARD MOON ORBIT AS APOLLO LEAVES THE EARTH AT 24,200 M.P.H.; FLAWLESS LIFTOFF Craft Is Headed for a Lunar Rendezvous on Christmas Eve 3 Apollo 8 Astronauts Speed Toward Moon on True Course for Orbital Rendezvous FLAWLESS LIFTOFF STARTS LUNAR TRIP Borman, Lovell and Anders Soar Aloft on Most Distant Voyage Taken by Man p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03h250,000 at Cape Kennedy Watch Apollo Launchingp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03h$25-Billion Decision Made in '58 Spurred Moon Flight by the U.S.; Landing Men on Lunar Surface Was Not Envisioned in Original Plans, but Was Prompted by Soviet Achievements p37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCapt. James A. Lovell Jr.p36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCarrier Yorktown Set for Recoveryp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hColumbuses of SpaceE10
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFAMILIES OF CREW TENSE AT LIFTOFF; Mrs. Borman Says Prayers While Mrs. Anders Criesp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hGlossary of Terms Used in Flight of Apollo to Moonp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hHawaii Residents See Luminous Apollo Trailp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hJustices at Launching Glad to Be on Groundp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hLaconic Radio Exchange Signals Spaceship's Start on Its Way Toward the Moon; 'APOLLO 8, YOU ARE GO FOR TLI' 'Roger, Understand,' Replies Anders to Ground, and the Capsule Leaves Orbit p37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hLaunching Operations Chief Likens Job to a Football Coach'sp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hMaj. William A. Andersp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hNation Unites in Hailing Feat With Awe and Pride; High and Low All Over Nation Greet Shot With Awe and Pridep1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hTo the Moon; Man Breaks His Ties to the Planet EarthE1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hU.N. SPACE TREATY HAILS ASTRONAUTS; 1966 Pact Describes Them as 'Envoys of Mankind'p37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo Rolls to Avoid Freezing or Boilingp26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAstronaut, Navy '52, Tunes Out Army Scorep56
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hASTRONAUTS GIVE TELEVISION SHOW ON WAY TO MOON; BORMAN HAS VIRUS But Doctor Says He Is 'Markedly Improved' -- Apollo on Target Astronauts on Way to the Moon Give Television Show 139,000 Miles From the Earth BORMAN HAS VIRUS, COMBATS NAUSEA But Doctor Reports He Is 'Markedly Improved' -Apollo 8 on Target p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hExcerpts From Conversation With the Spacemenp26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFLARE SYMPTOMS ON SUN INTENSIFY; But Little Radiation Is Found Aboard Apollo Spacecraftp27
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFLIERS' CONDITION CLOSELY WATCHED; Doctor Fears Shorter Flight If Flu Strikes All Threep26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hGOODELL IS CRITICAL OF SPACE SHOT COSTSp27
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hHalfway to the Moonp38
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hLive TV Pictures From Apollo 8 Received Clearly in Homesp27
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hMan in the News; Apollo Flight Director Clifford Eugene Charlesworthp27
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hPope, in Tribute to Apollo Crew, Hails Feat as 'Most Audacious'p26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hRecovery Weather Forecastp27
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hSpaceman Reports to Son: Santa Claus Is on the Wayp26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hTV to Cover Orbiting Of Moon Tomorrowp26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAPOLLO NEARS MOON ON COURSE, TURNS AROUND TO GO INTO ORBIT; CREW SENDS PICTURES OF EARTH; ASTRONAUTS WELL Their Craft Reported Ready for Planned 10 Circumlunar Trips Apollo 8 Nears the Moon on Course and Turns Itself Around to Go Into Orbit Today CREW SENDS BACK PHOTOS OF EARTH TV Viewers Get an Idea of How Their Habitat Seems From Far-Out Space p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo Photographed in Vainp5
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hComputer Aids Navigation of Apollo 8 Crewmen; MAN'S INGENUITY IS TAKEN TO SPACE Mechanical Device Needed to Help in Calculations on Three-Dimensional Levelp7
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hControl Chaffs Borman Over Video Competitionp6
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hEACH ASTRONAUT IS AN ONLY CHILD; Fact Cited as Evidence of Theory on Achievementp7
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hExcerpts From Talks on TV With Crew of Apollo 8p6
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFew Ships at Splashdownp24
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hGravity Plays Key Role in Apollo 8 Flight Plan; Craft's Speed Must Be Just Enough to Enter Orbit of Moon Without Escapingp7
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hMillions in Europe View TV Pictures Sent From Apollop7
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hRussian Scientist, in Pravda, Praises U.S. Flightp6
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hSmall Worldp22
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hWives of Astronauts Visit at Borman Homep7
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo Likened to Starp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCAPE CHURCHES PLAN ASTRONAUT PRAYERSp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hExcerpts From Radio Conversations Between the Apollo 8 Crew and Houstonp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFIRE ROCKET, HEAD FOR EARTH; Orbit Shows Lunar Interior Is 'Lumpy' Slight Wobbles Observed in Spacecraft's Course Slight Wobbles in Orbit of Spacecraft Confirm View That Lunar Interior Is 'Lumpy' ANTENNAS PICK UP FLIGHT VARIATIONS Apollo Trip Provides More Detailed Look at Features on Surface of the Moon p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hGoddard Center, the Focus of All Apollo Communications, Is Relaxedp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hHavana Calls Feat 'Cosmic'p62
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hHead of Post at Madrid Has Time To Advise Wife on Heater Troublep37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03h3 MEN FLY AROUND THE MOON ONLY 70 MILES FROM SURFACE;; Astronauts Examine 'Vast, Lonely' Place; Read From Genesis 3 Astronauts Orbit Moon 70 Miles Above Surface and Then Head for the Earth 'WE GOT IT' IS CRY OF HAPPY NASA Crew Reports Seeing 'Vast, Lonely,' Place -- Reads From Book of Genesis p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hMOON LANDMARKS NAMED IN DOZENS; Astronauts Honor Officials, Friends and Dead Fliers p36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hOrbiters to Eat Turkey If They Hold On to Itp1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hOrbiting Astronauts Take First Close-Up Pictures by Man of the Moon's Surfacep37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hPHOTOS EXPECTED TO BE STARTLING; Angle Shots Should Prove Superior to Those Taken by Unmanned Vehiclesp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hPOPE AND APOLLO 8 ON SATELLITE DEBUTp38
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hPrayer for Christmas From Borman in Orbitp37
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hReaction Overseas: London: 'Fantastic' Paris: 'Magnifique'p38
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hReconnaissance of the Moonp30
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hTV: N.B.C. Up All Night With Apollo 8; On Alert for Capsule's Entry Into Lunar Orbit Schedule Shifts Likely on Return of Craftp63
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hWIVES RELIEVED AS APOLLO ORBITS; Telecast Is Greeted With Cheers in Texas Homep38
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hYORKTOWN PRIMED FOR THE RECOVERY; 5 Hours of Medical Tests to Analyze Effects of Flightp38
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAn Apollo 8 Recovery Plane Makes Unscheduled Rescuep76
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo 8 Engine Fires Flawlessly at Critical Momentsp40
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo 8 Passes 'Butterfly Zone' That Is Thought to Act as a Cosmic Dust Collector; BUT CREW REPORTS SEEING NO DEBRIS Area Is One of Five Points Proposed as 'Sky Hooks' Because of Gravity Voidp41
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hASTRONAUTS ARE COASTING BACK; CONDUCT 'TOUR' OF SPACECRAFT; PACIFIC LANDING DUE TOMORROW; TV SHOW ON TODAY Crew Will Spend Rest of Time Practicing Its Navigation Astronauts, Coasting Back, Show How They Live in Space; Due to Land Tomorrow CHRISTMAS MEAL HAS REAL TURKEY Hot Holiday Fare Replaces Dehydrated Food Shown in TV Demonstration p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hBack to 'Oasis' Earthp36
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hBenign Sun Scrutinized For Radiation Hazardp40
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hBINOCULARS MAY AID IN SIGHTING APOLLOp41
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCHURCHES MIRROR APOLLO'S VERSES; Sermons in the City Reflect Words of Astronautsp41
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCushing Sees in Apollo Trip A Lesson on Value of Lifep40
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hExcerpts From Radio Talks With Apollo 8 Crewp40
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hFamilies of Crew Spend A Prayerful, Joyous Day; Families of Crew Spend a Joyous Day p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hLovell Sees 2 Storms Somewhere on Earthp42
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hOn-Target Splashdown Is Predictedp40
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hRehearsal Is Flawlessp40
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hScientists Working on Moon Termed Logical Step Soonp17
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hTriplets Named for Crewp56
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAPOLLO 8 CREW PREPARES TO LAND IN PACIFIC TODAY; SENDS PICTURES OF EARTH; MOON TRIP ENDING Aim 'Nearly Perfect' -- Carrier Stands By in Recovery Area Apollo 8 Crew Prepares to Land in Pacific Today; Sends Pictures of Earth MOON TRIP ENDING; AIM IS ACCURATE Aircraft Carrier Standing By to Pick Up 3 Explorers Southwest of Hawaiip1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAstronauts Must Aim for Fixed Point in Atmosphere to Avoid Re-Entry Hazards; EXACT GLIDE PATH TO BE FOLLOWED Miscalculation Could Skip Craft Beyond Earth or Disintegrate the Shipp21
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hASTRONAUTS' WIVES WILL WAIT AT HOMEp20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAstronauts Invited to Italyp20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCanadians Sight Apollo 8p21
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hExcerpts From Apollo 8 Broadcastsp20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hGrandson Says Verne Foretold Moon Trip Would Come Truep20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hLovell Is Told Wife Watched Show on TVp20
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hSOVIET SCIENTISTS HAIL APOLLO FLIGHTp21
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAirline Pilot Tells of Apollo Tail 100 Miles Longp14
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hA LUNAR LANDING IN SUMMER POSSIBLE; Flight Director Envisages 3 Moon Landings in 1969p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo Workers Display Rare Emotion After Featp14
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hASTRONAUTS BACK SAFELY FROM MOON;; CREW IS CHEERFUL Apollo's 6-Day Flight Ends Flawlessly in the Mid-Pacific Astronauts Return Safely From Moon, Splashing Down 4 Miles From the Carrier p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03h3 Astronauts 'in Great Shape,' Says Doctor Aboard Yorktownp1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hBusinessmen Praise Re-entry of Apollo 8; Shows U.S. Ability to World, Notes Keith Funston p41
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hCubans Hear of Apollo Featp13
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hExcerpts From Transcript of Conversations involving the Apollo 8 Lunar Spacecraft and Houston Centerp13
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hHead Man at NASA; Thomas Otten Painep14
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hIt's Like Buck Rogers,' Says Chicago Man, Reflecting Reaction of an Awed World; BUT APOLLO FEAT IS ALSO CRITICIZED Some Think Money Should Go to Domestic Projects --Tass Hails Success p14
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hJohnson's Call to Crewp13
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hNixons See Splashdown Of Astronauts Over TVp13
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hPrayers of Wives Celebrate Safe Return of Crewp14
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hPueblo Crew Hails Apollop14
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hReturn From the Moonp26
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hTV: A Personalized End to a Fantastic Voyage; Apollo 8 Splashdown Pooled by Networks Live Coverage Invites Viewer Involvementp55
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hU.S. Is Ahead of Soviet In Man-in-Space Racep12
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hWORLD'S LEADERS HAIL APOLLO FEAT; 'You Have Made Us Proud, Johnson Tells the Crew-- Lindsay Plans Parade p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hApollo Men Hailed in Hawaii; They Touch Ground in Honolulu, Then Head for Texas 1,000 HAWAIIANS HAIL ASTRONAUTS p1
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAstronauts Brief Scientists in Houston Today on Details of Their Flight; CREW TO UNDERGO MEDICAL CHECKS Data on Motion Sickness Are Sought by Doctors -Review of Pictures Setp30
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hAustronauts Going Home Today To Collect Christmas Presentsp30
12/21/68Apollo 8Saturn V06d 03hBEYOND THE MOONE1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO 9 FLIGHT IS DUE TOMORROW; All 3 Astronauts Appear Fit as Countdown Resumesp35
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hScience; Now the Rehearsal For a Moon LandingE7
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO 9 PLANS AMBITIOUS FEATS; Lunar Module Will Be Put to the Test for First Timep25
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO 9 POISED FOR FLIGHT TODAY; Colds Over, Crew Prepares to Test the Lunar Landing Craft in Earth Orbit Apollo 9 and Crew, Recovered From Colds, Lift Off Today to Test Lunar Craft MANNED MOONSHIP WILL ORBIT EARTH 10-Day Flight Set at 11 A.M. -- 2 Men to Fly in Vehicle Unable to Return to Earth p1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO 9 WIVES PRAY ON EVE OF LAUNCHINGp24
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hCommand and Lunar Modules to Join in Missionp24
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSpacecraft Will Take 4-Camera Photographs of Earth; Method Could Help Man Make Better Use of Resources Apollo Test Planned With View to Shot In 1971 or 1972p25
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSpacesuit for Apollo 9 Costs Up to $300,000p25
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTimetable of Apollo Flightp24
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTwo Live Telecasts From Space Plannedp24
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO SPACESHIP, IN ORBIT, LINKS UP TO LUNAR MODULE; Astronauts' First Maneuver in Test for Moon Landing Is Executed 118 Miles Up THE LAUNCHING SMOOTH Command Craft Is Turned and Small Rockets Push It Back to 4-Legged Ship Apollo Command Ship, in Orbit, Links Up to Lunar Module in Test of Moon Landing First Maneuver by Three Astronauts Is Successful p1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hComputer on Board Apollo Does the Flying; 3 Astronauts Permit Electronic System to Run Main Tasksp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hCourage Rides the 'Spider'p42
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hDavid Randolph Scottp15
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hGlossary of Terms Used in Space Flightp15
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hGround Control System Lets Apollo Crew Sleepp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hPRESIDENT ACCLAIMS APOLLO 9 LAUNCHINGp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hRussell Louis Schweickartp15
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSpacecraft Acrobatics: A Flip Followed by a Smooth Dockingp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTass Beats Out Houston In Reporting an Orbitp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTest Pilots for the Moon Ship; James Alton McDivittp15
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTimetable of Apollo Flightp15
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hVon Braun's Heart Tested On Reaction to Launchingp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hWIVES CELEBRATE MISSION'S SUCCESS; Champagne Served at Home -- Mrs. Scott Apprehensivep15
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO 9 PROVES ITS LINKUP IS FIRM; Combined Craft and Lunar Module Taken on a Rough Ride on 2d Day in Orbit APOLLO 9 PROVES ITS LINKUP IS FIRMp1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hA Workday in Space: Crew Spends a Busy 12 Hours; It's Time to Awake, Houston Reports, and Tasks Begin p20
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTimetable of Remaining Highlights of Apollo Flightp20
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO 9 MODULE PASSES KEY TEST; But Schweickart Suffers 2 Attacks of Nausea -- 'Walk' in Space Today Canceled Apollo 9 Module Passes First Manned Flight Test; Space 'Walk' Today Canceled Severe Nausea Attacks Suffered by Schweickartp1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo's Flight Surgeon Says Diagnosis Is Openp18
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAstronauts Tackle Obstacles in Space Transferp18
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hPaine Named by Nixon as Administrator of NASAp18
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSecret TV Space Camera Result of Military Workp18
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTimetable of Apollo Flightp18
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAstronauts Eat Lunch and Record Mission's Progress; ASTRONAUT TAKES 40-MINUTE OUTING ON CRAFT'S 'PORCH' Schweickart Snaps Pictures and Conducts Tests While Standing on Platform NAUSEA HAS VANISHED Telecast Shows Crewmen Inside Module and View of Earth From Space ASTRONAUT TAKES OUTING IN SPACEp1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hCommunicating Is Troublesome For the Apollop20
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSchweickart First Self-Contained Human Spacecraft; His Hour Outside the Ship Tests Suit for Lunar Landing Life-Support System Used by Astronaut Cost $2-Millionp20
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTimetable of Apollo Flightp20
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Conversationsp12
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hGood Splashdown Weatherp12
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hLunar Module to Burn Up in Airp12
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSpace Maneuvers Follow Rules; Gravity and Orbital Flight Conform to Kepler Formulap12
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hThe 'Spider' Triumphsp28
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTimetable of Apollo Flightp12
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hTWO ASTRONAUTS FLY LUNAR SHIP, THEN DOCK WITH COMMAND CRAFT; JULY MOON LANDING NOW IN VIEW; GOALS ACHIEVED Apollo 9 Planners Hail 2-Vehicle Navigation in Critical Tests 2 Astronauts Fly Lunar Ship in Earth Orbit and Then Dock With Command Craft A July Landing on Moon In View for Americans p1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo Flight Timetablep52
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAPOLLO MANEUVER DELAYED BRIEFLY BY SLOSHING FUEL; Main Rocket Finally Fired to Thrust Craft to Lower Orbit Around the Earth Sloshing Fuel Delays Apollo Maneuverp1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Now Fraction of Original Sizep52
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo Snaps Atlanta Photosp52
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hMission Control Skips Some Apollo Heartbeatsp52
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSpace; A Successful Test Opens the Way to the MoonE1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo Schedulep40
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAstronaut's Son Hurtp17
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hMcDivitt Sends Thanks Down to the Hiberniansp40
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hPreparations for Apollo 10p41
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hRecovery Ship Maneuversp26
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hThe Apollo 9 Astronauts Take a Restful Cruise Through Spacep40
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hThe Man Behind the Men in Space; George Hampton Hagep41
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Astronauts Hear Their Horoscopep14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo Schedulep14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSTORM MAY ALTER APOLLO LANDING; Astronauts See Whitecaps in Atlantic Target Area Storm May Alter Apollo's Scheduled Splashdownp1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 10 Rolled Outp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Recovery Ship Alerted For a Possible Splashdown Shiftp14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo Schedulep14
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo Splashdown Set for Noon Today; Splashdown of Apollo 9 Scheduled for Noon Todayp1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hA Dedication by Czechsp11
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAlarm Clock Goes Off, And Scott's All Readyp23
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Splashes Down Accurately; Opens Way for Summer Moon Landing; Smooth, Accurate Apollo Splashdown Clears Path for Moon Landing Next Summer Flight Held 'Perfection' In Achieving Objective p1
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hAstronauts Look 'Great' to Wives; They Watch on TV, Scream and Wave at Splashdown Mrs. McDivitt Spots Husband: 'He's a Little Bald'' p23
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1h2 Astronauts Dunked After the Splashdown; McDivitt and Scott Soaked by Waves at Recoveryp22
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1h5 Firsts and 3 Records for the Flightp22
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hMen on the Moonp40
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hMoon Crew to Be Quarantined on Returnp23
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hNixon Lauds '10 Days That Thrilled the World'p22
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hRecovery Brought Home by TV; Breathtaking Detail in Color Provides a Great Impactp23
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hThree-Line Report in Tassp22
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hU.S.-Soviet Standings In Space Competitionp22
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hWashington: Science and Politicsp40
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Crew Given Ovation on Return to Houstonp2
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hDebriefing Scheduledp2
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hSoviet Praises Flightp2
3/3/69Apollo 9Saturn V10d 1hApollo 9 Men Take Look at Some of Their Filmsp92
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAgnew to Dine With Crewp16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo 10 Spacecraft Is Cleared For Its Moon Flight Tomorrowp11
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAstronauts Have 3 Escape Routesp11
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dTopics: Are Spies Needed in Our Apollo Age?p32
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dA Glossary of Technical Terms in Flight of Apollo 10p69
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo to Send Color Telecasts To Earth With $75,000 Camerap70
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAstronauts Told to Nod Their Heads Slowly to Avoid Motion Sickness on Flight; NASA Doctors to Study Deliberate Movementsp69
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAstronauts Set for Test of Landing Craft Near Moon; APOLLO 10 READY FOR FLIGHT TODAY Countdown Going 'Well' for Moon-Orbiting Mission -- 3-Man Crew Relaxed Apollo Ready for Moon-Orbiting Flightp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dDanger From the MoonE16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLEM Holds Key to Apollo's Successp69
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dMascons on Moon Can Alter Flight Path of Spacecraftp70
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dPad 39-B Awaits Apollo 10 Launchingp69
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dScience; Now Apollo 10 -- the Last Rehearsal for the Landing on the MoonE3
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO 10 HEADING FOR THE MOON IN REHEARSAL FOR A JULY LANDING;; FLAWLESS START Lunar Module Links With Command Ship After Earth Orbit APOLLO 10 BEGINS MOON REHEARSALp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO LAUNCHING COST $350-MILLIONp31
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo's Last Rehearsalp46
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dConversations Between Apollo 10 Crew and Ground Controlp31
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dDiscarded Apollo Rocket Enters Trajectory That Will Bypass Earth and Moon; S4B Stage of Saturn 5 Goes Into a Solar Orbitp30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dEugene Andrew Cernanp30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dJohn Watts Youngp30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08d'Like Having a Baby'p30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dNationalism Is Obsolete in Outer Spacep46
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dNixon Sees Flight on TVp31
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dRehearsal Crew for Lunar Landing; Thomas Patten Staffordp30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSENDS COLOR TV PHOTOS OF EARTH; U.S. OUTLINE SEEN ON TV FROM SPACE The Earth in Brown, Blue and White Depicted From Distance of 22,781 Miles Apollo 10 Shows Outline of U. S. In Color Telecast From Space p1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSpace Official Talks About Problems on Earth; Paine, NASA Chief, Reflects on the Wider Application of Scientific Success p31
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dTass Reports Launchingp30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dThe Fashionable People Fly Into View Launchingp31
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dTimetable of 8-Day Lunar Flight of the Apollo 10p30
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Flight Timetablep20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO 10 PASSES MIDPOINT ON TRIP TO ORBIT THE MOON; Astronauts Play Music and Cavort in Weightlessness During Color TV Show COURSE IS CORRECTED Systems Perform Smoothly on 2d Day of the Voyage -- Lunar Sighting Radioed APOLLO 10 PASSES MIDPOINT ON TRIPp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dDirector of Apollo; Samuel Cochran Phillipsp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dKennedy Puts Earth Needs Ahead of Space Program; Kennedy Puts Needs of Earth Ahead of the Space Programp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dMoon Shot Center Uneasy Over Space Cutbacksp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSpace in Perspectivep46
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSpacemen, Heed Your Horoscopesp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dA Great Place to Sleep'p20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Flight Timetablep20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Misses a Hellop20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo 11 Moves Gingerly to Launching Pad; Moon Vehicle Takes 6 Hours to Make 3 1/2-Mile Journeyp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO TO ENTER ITS LUNAR ORBIT THIS AFTERNOON; Approach to Surface to Be Transmitted in Color TV as Rocket Slows Craft COURSE VERY ACCURATE Spaceship Escapes Sphere of the Earth's Predominant Gravity for That of Moon Apollo 10 Is Scheduled to Enter Orbit of the Moon This Afternoonp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dCrew Free of Health Problems Encountered in Earlier Flightsp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dCREW OF APOLLO 13 NOT YET SELECTEDp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dNASA Leader Calls Kennedy 'Dispiriting'p20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dReal Sandwiches Please Spacemenp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dA Beautiful View of Earth'p20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Flight Praised By an Admiring Popep20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo on TV Todayp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08d2 Astronauts to Examine Sites for Lunar Landingsp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dASTRONAUTS ORBIT MOON AND PREPARE TO GO CLOSE TODAY; Jubilant Stafford Radios 'Tell World We Arrived' Astronauts Orbit the Moon and Prepare to Go Close to Surface in Craft Today Jubilant Stafford Radios 'Tell World We Arrived'p1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dHighlights of Timetable for Lunar Flight of Apollo 10p20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLM Advance Man's Job: Tests and 'Housekeeping'p20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dMoon Photos Taken by Apollo 10 Astronauts From the Command Modulep21
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dOrbiting the Moonp46
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSome Light on Space Bubble Mysteryp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Crew Masters Complex Navigation in Dress Rehearsal for Moon Landing; LM Descent Is on Time; 3 Engine Systems Firedp23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo on TV Todayp23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Timetablep23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAs They Neared the Moonp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dASTRONAUTS DIP WITHIN 9.4 MILES OF MOON; SCOUT LANDING SITE, REJOIN MOTHER CRAFT; TEST FOR MODULE Stafford and Cernan, in 2 Descents, Find 'Smooth' Surface Astronauts Dip Within 9.4 Miles of Moon; Scout Landing Site, Rejoin Mother Craft KEY TEST PASSED BY LUNAR MODULE Stafford and Cernan Make Two Descents as Young Pilots Command Ship p1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dBorman, in Prague, Hails Soviet Space Successesp23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dEngine Key to a Moon Landing; Its Versatile Design Permits Variation in Rocket Thrustp22
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dHave a Good Time While We're Gone'p22
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dHouston Center Keeps Track Of 2 Craft Despite Difficultiesp22
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dRadar Beams Tell Speed and Altitudep23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dReconnaissance of the Moonp46
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dRehearsal for Splashdownp23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dTelevised Take-Off From Moon Planned; A LUNAR TAKE-OFF ON TV IS PLANNEDp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dWhy Astronauts Went So Close to the Moon and Didn't Landp23
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Timetablep16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo TV Coveragep16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Takes Bearings on Six Sitesp16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dASTRONAUTS SET TO START RETURN TO EARTH TODAY; Finish Taking Photographs in 3 Dimensions of Future Lunar Landing Sites CIRCLE MOON 31 TIMES An Overheated Fuel Cell Is Turned Off and Saved for Key Maneuvers Astronauts Set to Start Return Todayp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dFallible, Flexible Man Vehicle Error Repairsp16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLenin vs. Snoopyp34
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLindbergh Says Goddard Held Moon Shot Possiblep16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLunar Surface Studies Raise More Questionsp16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dTo Astronaut's Family, Home Is a Quiet Suburbp16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo; A Spectacular Feat Challenges Man on Earth as Well as in SpaceE1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO 10'S CREW HEADS FOR EARTH; TIRED BUT HAPPY; Fires Rocket With Precision to Escape Gravity Pull of Moon and Fix Course SEA LANDING TOMORROW TV Pictures in Color Show Details of Crater Moltke Near Planned Descent Crew Tired But Happy With Flightp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo TV Coveragep60
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Wives 'Thrilled' After a Sleepless Vigilp60
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dBeyond Apollo 10E16
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dCompany Astronauts 'Fly' to Moon; 'Flying' to the Moon Is a Cinch for SomeF1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dCrew Relays Music Show From Spacep60
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLunar QuarantineE17
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dMessage From the Moon: 'Houston, We Are Returning to Earth'p60
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSamoa Planning Welcomep60
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dSCHEDULE GOES ON, EVEN AFTER RETURNp60
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo Astronauts Belie Shyness on Televisionp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO 10 HEADS FOR SPLASHDOWN IN PACIFIC TODAY; 3 Astronauts Have Shaves, Suggest Scripture Reading and Check Out Spaceship CARRIER IS STANDING BY Samoa Plans Welcoming -- Director 'Almost Certain' of a July Moon Landing Apollo 10 Aims for Splashdown Today p1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo on TV Todayp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dBiblical Passages Stafford Requestedp20
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dA 'Most Wonderful Week' Ends for Crew's Familiesp28
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dApollo 11 Crew, Unlike Predecessors, Will Be Quarantined on Return From Space; 3 WEEKS OF TESTS PLANNED BY NASA Scientists Are Determined to Prevent Contamination From Moon Organisms p29
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dAPOLLO 10 ENDS EIGHT-DAY FLIGHT; NASA GIVES A GO-AHEAD TO PLANS FOR SUMMER LANDING ON THE MOON; ASTRONAUTS FINE 10-Day Debriefing Will Determine Date for Apollo 11 Mission Apollo 10 Ends Eight-Day Flight; Go-Ahead Given for Summer Landing on the Moon Debriefing of Astronauts To Fix Date of Next Shotp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dLaughing Astronauts Skip Across Recovery Ship Flight Deckp28
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dNASA Hopes to Put Men on Mars in '80's; NASA Hopes Now to Place Men on Mars in 1980'sp1
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dNixon Leads World Tributes on Flightp29
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dPreflight 'Crisis' Almost Routine; Attention to Detail on Land Helps Reduce Risks Rigorous Testing Is Also Part of the Formulap28
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dRussians Get Full Report Of the Astronauts' Returnp29
5/18/69Apollo 10Saturn V08dThe Return on Color TV: Stage Producer's Dreamp28
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mALASKA WILL SEE MOON VISIT LIVE; Special Satellite Hookup to Show Apollo 11 Therep79
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo Astronauts Are 'Willing and Ready'; Apollo 11 Astronauts Are 'Willing and Ready'p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArtists Try to Show Apollo's Emotional Impact; Space History Is Given New Dimensionp41
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAstronauts to Be Given Detailed Maps of Moon's Surface for Use After They Land; CHARTS TO SHOW SMALL BOULDERS Geologists Worked 2 Years With Photographs Taken From Lunar Orbitersp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mBoats and Copters Patrol Apollo Sitep21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mBorman Wins Medal For Apollo 8 Voyagep20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCREW WILL CARRY FOUR TORN $1 BILLS; Halves to Be Compared for Verification on Returnp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mEllington Sings Moon Songp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mExcerpts From the Astronauts' News Conferencep20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mEX-NASA AIDE SEES MOON DUST PERIL; Haney Calls Fire Possible -- Agency Says It's Unlikelyp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m73 NATIONS SEND LUNAR MESSAGES; Apollo Crew to Take Disk With Notes to the Moonp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSpock Decries Apollo Fundsp18
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mStamp Collectors' Requests Pour in to Recovery Shipp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSURVEY FINDS PUBLIC BACKS MOON LANDINGp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTempo Picks Up as Tourists Crowd Beachp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo Coverage on TVp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mEurope, Too, Is Awaiting The Launching of Apollop22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFor Astronauts Aboard Apollo 11, There Are 88 Steps to the Moon and Backp23
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHundreds of Thousands Flock to Be 'There'p22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMILLION AT CAPE; Countdown Goes 'Well' for Launching of the Eight-Day Voyage 3 Apollo Astronauts Poised to Set Out Today on Historic Moon-Landing Mission Countdown Is Proceeding Well for 9:32 Launchingp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNixon Telephones Crew, Extending Good Wishesp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mOnly One Apollo Wife To See the Launchingp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPublishers Hitching Star To the Moon Expeditionp30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Greatest Adventurep44
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTHREE APOLLO ASTRONAUTS POISED TO SET OUT TODAY ON MOON-LANDING MISSION; Astronauts to Seek To Trap Bits of Sun With Foil on Moon Astronauts to Try to Get Bits of Sun on Foil Stripp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Critic's Views of Apollop40
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAGNEW PROPOSES A MARS LANDING; Manned Mission by End of Century Suggested as Goal Agnew Proposes a Landing on Marsp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Moon Is at Cape Kennedyp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAn Ungainly Craft Called 'Eagle'p30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo 8 Capsule Exerts A Strong Pull in Germanyp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAPOLLO COVERAGE PROMPT IN SOVIET; Lift-Off Shown on Television in Taped Form Onlyp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAPOLLO 11 MAN AND THE MOONp29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo's Technological Lessonp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo to Leave the Text Of Eighth Psalm on Moonp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Primer of the Heavensp44
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArmada of Small Craft Clogs River to See Apollo Launchingp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLeaders Find Simple Way Is Bestp35
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Service at White House Will Emphasize Apollo 11p21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAstronauts Training At the Ph. D. Levelp39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mASTRONAUTS SPEEDING TOWARD THE MOON; FIRST DAY OF APOLLO FLIGHT IS FLAWLESS; NIXON ASKS FOR NATIONAL HOLIDAY MONDAY; CRAFT ON TARGET World Watches Start of Man's Attempt to Achieve Landing Astronauts Speeding Toward the Moon; First Day of Apollo 11 Flight Is Flawless World Watches the Start Of Attempt for a Landingp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAt the Pad, Each Launching Is a 5-Month Marathonp37
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m$24-Billion for Big Push to the Moonp34
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mChronology of the Highlights in Apollo 11 Flight Planp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mComputers and Controllersp36
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mExcerpts of Conversations Between the Apollo 11 and Houston Ground Controlp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mExperts Were Stunned by Scope of Missionp34
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m50,000 Feet to Touchdownp30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFiring Room 1 Learns Its Problems Are Fewp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFull Buildup Took Only 18 Monthsp35
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHead of NASA Has a New Vision of 1984p47
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mImaginary Trips Chart a Path to Moonp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIn Developing Space Hardware, Human Judgment Still Counts Mostp36
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIn Silence and Awe, Nearly a Million in Cape Kennedy Area Watch the Lift-Off; Some Applaud as Rocket Lifts, but Rest Just Stare p21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIn The Nation: Vanity of Vanitiesp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mJohnson Hails National Effort Behind Apollo 11; Proposes Such Cooperation Be Used to Bring Peace and to Fight Povertyp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mKnowledge Promises to Be Main Boon of Manned Lunar Landingp45
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLatin Lands Blacked Outp51
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMan Proving to Be Adaptable Space Travelerp46
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m25 Million Watch the Lift-Off on TVp95
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPioneers of a New Agep42
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPresident's Proclamationp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mProclamation Is Issued; NIXON PROPOSES NATIONAL HOLIDAYp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPublic Offices to Shut Here; City and State Offices to Be Shut; Essential Services Will Continuep1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mRecovery Ship Moving Into Positionp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mRocket Is the Most Powerful and the Largest in Usep37
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSATURN 5'S RECORD CONTAINS NO ERRORSp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSpace Adds New Factor to 'Delicate Power Equation'p38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSpace and Power Politicsp32
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mStretchers Were Readyp22
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Apollo Boosterp37
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Families They Left Behind: Tension -- 'Then Lots of Smiles'p21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe V.I.P. Guests Can Hardly Find Wordsp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTo Analysts of Aerospace Stocks, All Signs Are No Go; In Space Stocks, All Signs Are No Go p63
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV Has Involved and Educated Millions in Mysteries of Spacep40
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mV-2 to Saturn 5p42
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mWhat Has Space Taught Us So Far?p45
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Crew of Apollo 11: What Kind of Men Are They?p31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mWill Advent of Man Awaken a Sleeping Moon?p47
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Comrade's Best Wishesp11
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAfter Apollo -- Mars?p32
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAPOLLO COASTS ON TOWARD MOON; ROCKET FIRED TO REFINE COURSE; ASTRONAUTS SHOW CAPSULE ON TV; MIDPOINT PASSED Main Engine Operates Well in a Brief Test -- Crew Relaxed Apollo 11 Coasts Toward Moon Past the Midpoint; Rocket Fired to Refine Its Course Color TV From Craft Shows Receding Earthp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo Men to Honor 5 Dead Astronauts; Apollo's Men Will Honor Dead U.S. and Soviet Astronautsp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArmstrong Spots Rain 133,564 Miles Awayp14
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArmstrong Museum Askedp13
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mBILLION COULD SEE LANDING ON MOON; TV Sets in World Tallied -- Radio Audience Vastp67
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mChronology of the Highlights in Apollo 11 Flight Planp12
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCleaver Scores Apollo 11 as Circusp10
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mDetails Show Clearly In Spaceship Telecastp14
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mExcerpts From Conversations Between Apollo 11 and Houston Mission Controlp16
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLanding May Bring Basic Scientific Discoveriesp13
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMaker of 'Moon Cheese' Reports Heavy Demandp13
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMANY BUSINESSES WILL BE SHUT HERE; Exchanges to Close Monday but Stores and Banks Will Remain Open Many Businesses Will Close Here on Mondayp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMrs. Armstrong Has No Doubts; She Is '100 Per Cent' Certain of Success and Not Fearfulp14
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNIXON MAY SPEAK TO MEN ON MOON; Television Hook-Up Early Monday Is Under Study Nixon May Speak to Men on the Moonp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m3 Old Tankers Have Big Role in Tracking Apollo 11p66
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSoviet Craft Orbits Moon; Mission Remains a Secret; Soviet Craft Begins to Orbit the Moonp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mWQXR to Extend Sign-Offp67
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAstronauts on the Moon To Talk With Presidentp10
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHighlights of Apollo Flightp50
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMinor Tribute to Apollo 11p50
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMOSCOW SAYS THAT LUNA 15 WON'T BE IN APOLLO'S WAY; AMERICANS CHECK MODULE; LM IN GOOD SHAPE Spacecraft Scheduled to Fire Its Rocket and Begin Orbit Today Moscow Says Luna 15 Won't Be in Apollo's Way; Astronauts Test Landing Module Spacecraft Starts Swing Into Lunar Orbit Todayp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNixoning the Moonp24
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTelecast of Landing Craft Canceled by Relay Troublep11
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTense Contractors Await Splashdownp10
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Food on Spaceships Is Getting Better All the Timep11
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV: Apollo Telecast Catches Viewers by Surprisep51
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mU.S. Space Aides Cautiously Pleased By Russian Amity; U.S. SPACE AIDES PLEASED BY HELPp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Fateful Step Into a Vast UnknownE1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Space Medicine Test; Physiological Problems Reach a Peak As Apollo Crewmen Step on the Moonp59
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Splendid Isolation Awaits Astronautsp40
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAstronauts 'Just Plain Folks' to Neighborsp39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mASTRONAUTS SWING INTO MOON ORBIT IN PREPARATION FOR TODAY'S LANDING; CREWMEN EAGER NASA Aides See No Obstacles in the Way of Touchdown Apollo 11 Astronauts Are Orbiting the Moon in Preparation for Today's Landing Crew Is Eager to Touch Downp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAt the Launching, Turbulent America in MicrocosmE1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mClose-up Electronic Flash Camera Goes to the MoonD27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mDanger of Solar Radiation During Walk Is Dismissedp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mDollar Bills to MoonE13
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mGoodell Asks Space Cutbackp44
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHighlights of Apollo Planp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHow TV Gets Here From Moonp40
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mInto Orbit of the Moon: A Conversationp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mJumbo Size for Apollo 11D28
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLanding Craft's Radar Offers a Safety 'Bonus'p38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLovell Doubts Interferencep38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLuminescent Glow in Lunar Crater Sighted by Astronauts and by Observers on Earthp39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLUNA 15 IS SHIFTED TO A HIGHER ORBIT; Soviet Says Correction Put Craft 59 Miles From the Moon Instead of 34.5 Russians Move Luna 15 Farther From Surfacep1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPerils of Moon Landing: Many Already Disprovedp39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPope to See Color TVp2
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPumas Named for Spacemenp39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSix Other Satellites Are Circling the Moonp39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTHE FLIGHT OF APOLLOE12
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Man Who Gave Up His Seat in Apollo 11p39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m$600 to Watch Apollo on TVp42
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Fete in Central Park Celebrates the Landingp5
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo Doctors Pleased At Astronauts' Reactionsp5
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArmstrong's Pulse Climbsp9
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mASTRONAUTS LAND ON PLAIN; COLLECT ROCKS, PLANT FLAG; A Powdery Surface Is Closely Explored Astronauts Land Module on Lunar Plain; Collect Rocks and Plant American Flag Powdery Moon Surface Explored Around Craft p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCapitalist Moon or Socialist Moon?p16
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCLEAVER ASSAILS APOLLO PROGRAM; Militant, in Algiers, Terms It a 'Misuse of Public Funds' p40
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mConcerts Yield to Apollo 11p39
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mDay of Participationp19
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHighlights of Apollo Planp4
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHomes of the Apollo Astronauts Echo to Whoops of Happinessp10
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIn the Next Decade: A Lunar Base, Space Laboratories and a Shuttle Servicep14
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mJohnson Says Feat Shows 'We Can Do Anything'p15
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLuna 15 Orbit Dips to 10 Miles From Moonp15
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLunar Tests May Give Answers to Old Riddlesp2
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMaps of Moon Evolved Over 3 Centuries; Galileo Discovered Surface's Features With Telescopep15
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNixon Makes 'Most Historic Telephone Call Ever'p2
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPRAYERS OFFERED AT WHITE HOUSE; 300 Leaders at Service -- Borman Reads Genesisp10
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mShortly Before Landing, Armstrong Took Over From Computerp12
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSome Reflections on Man and the Moon at Their First Closeup Encounter; TO THE MOON, 1969 p17
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSome Would Forge Ahead in Space, Others Would Turn to Earth's Affairsp7
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTechnology a Spur to Changes in Religionp13
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe World's Cheers for American Technology Are Mixed With Pleas for Peacep10
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTranquility Basep16
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV: An Awesome Event; Live Pictures of Astronauts on the Moon Leave Little Room for Wordsp67
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mVoice From Moon: 'Eagle Has Landed'; From the Lunar Surface, a Message to Mission Control: 'The Eagle Has Landed' After Years of Anticipation, an Astronaut Tells About His Walk on the Moon p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mYankees, Still Shooting for Moon, Down Senators, 3-2; White Tallies in 11th -- Game Is Halted to Hail Landing p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAfter Mankind's 'Giant Leap'p38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAldrin Family Watchesp28
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m' All Hell Broke Lose' Became 'It Went No Go'p29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArmstrong's Parents Cheerp28
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAstronauts to Receive Prize in Astronauticsp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m2 ASTRONAUTS LIFT OFF MOON, LINK UP WITH 3D, START HOME; LM IS JETTISONED Apollo Engine Is Fired to Boost Craft Out of Its Lunar Orbit 2 Astronauts Lift Off Moon, Link Up With 3d and Then Start Journey Back to Earth Craft Ends Lunar Orbit After LM Is Jettisoned p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mBIG CHANCE COMES TO 'SILENT CAPCOM'p28
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCol. Collins Praised By NASA for Work On His Solo Orbitsp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCost of Moonshotp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCOSTS OF LANDING PUT AT $30-BILLION; But Other Figuring Gives Total of $350-Millionp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mEven in Hostile Nations, the Feat Inspires Awe; All the World's in the Moon's Grip, Even Countries Usually Hostile to the U.S. World Leaders Express Hope for Future of Man p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFather of the LM; Thomas Joseph Kellyp25
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFive-Hour Lunar Walks Planned for Apollo 12p27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFor Most in U.S., a Day of Joy and Reverence; For Most in the Nation, Joy and Reverence p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFrom the Lunar Walk to Reunion: A Space Conversationp24
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mGlenn, First American to Orbit Earth, Examines Motives for Explorationp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mGLOBAL DATA FED TO COMMAND POST; Lunar Mission Is Controlled From Houston Centerp24
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHighlights of the Plan For Apollo 11 Missionp24
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mImprobably Designed and Powered, the Lunar Module Proves to Be an Eagle; ENGINE IS SMALL AND LIGHTWEIGHT Streamlining Is Not Needed in the Vacuum of Space p25
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIn New York, Fatigue -- but Some Work Was Done p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIntricate Communications System Speeds the Apollo's Words, Data and Pictures; Electrical Signals Sent Beyond Galaxy's Noise p26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLUNA MISSION ENDS; Soviet Craft Down on Moon -- Tass Says Work Is Finished Luna 15 Reaches Moon, Ending Mission p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mLunar Seismic Station Reports the First Tremors: Man's Footsteps on the Moon; Signals Indicate Device Is Not Covered by Dustp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mManned and Unmanned Visitors Are Littering the Moon With Their Debrisp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMaps Carried to the Moon Were Accurate Down to the Rocks and Rillsp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMoonshot Chiefp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mRecovery Team in Pacific Ends Final Rehearsal; 'We're All Set,' Chief Saysp30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSoviet Shows Moon-Walk 3 Timesp29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mROCKEFELLER LAUDS NEW YORKERS' ROLEp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSpace-Age Youngsters Take Down-to-Earth View of Apollo 11p42
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTHE LANDING SITE IS NOT PINPOINTED; NASA Experts Are Unable to Fix Spot on the Moonp25
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV Coverage Proves Expensive and Complexp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV: Lunar Scenes Top Admirable Apollo Coverage; It's Hard to Comprehend That Feat Is Reality Walter Cronkite Leads Network Observersp79
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV Transmission Became a Luxury Once the Walk Was Overp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mU.S. Advertising Twitted For Apollo Exploitationp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mASTRONAUTS COASTING HOMEWARD, ACCELERATED BY EARTH'S GRAVITY;; COURSE IS ALTERED Seismometer on Moon Overheating -- May Not Last a Week Apollo Coasting Home, Accelerated by Earth's Gravity; Giant Welcome Planned TWEAKING BURN' CORRECTS COURSE Seismometer Left on Moon Overheating and May Not Operate Much Longer p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCollins Asks for It: Dow-Jones Is Downp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCrew That Will Join Astronauts in Quarantine Already Living in Isolation Building; 12-Man Team in Houston Is Checking Equipmentp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mGentle People of Madagascar Take NASA's Apollo Tracking Station in Stridep27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHighlights of the Plan For Apollo 11 Missionp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMOON SOUVENIRS IN HEAVY DEMAND; NASA Deluged by Requests for Pieces and Stonesp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNATION PLANS MAMMOTH WELCOME; Parades and a Reception Set in 3 Cities on Aug. 13 Celebrations Scheduled In Three Cities Aug. 13p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNew Light on the Moonp46
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNext Apollo May Land In the Ocean of Stormsp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mOn the Way Home From the Moon: A Conversationp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPlanner-Technician; George Edwin Muellerp27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSolar Activity Presented No Danger to Astronautsp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSoviet Union Is Ignoring Its Luna 15 Spacecraftp26
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mU.S. to Orbit Manned Space Lab in 1972p27
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mAPOLLO 11 TO SPLASH DOWN TODAY; STORMS FORCE LANDING SITE SHIFT; ASTRONAUTS SEND A FINAL REPORT; CLOSER TO HAWAII Bad Weather Leads to Move of 247 Miles -- No Problem Seen Apollo 11 to Splash Down in the Pacific 247 Miles From Planned Target Point TARGET SHIFTED BY BAD WEATHERp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA Snug Trailer Awaits Astronauts at Seap21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCrack Medical Team Is Prepared to Check Space Personnel for 'Moon Germs'; EVEN THE SNIFFLES WILL BE WATCHEDp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCronkite on Endurance: 'You Don't Think of That'p75
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFinal Highlights of Apollo Missionp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mHornet's Crew Is Confident as the Carrier Awaits Splashdownp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mNewton Explained the Wonders; His Laws of Motion Often Illustrated on the Apollo Flightp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPART OF TEST FOIL IS GOING TO SWISS; Sun Data From Apollo to Be Available Next Weekp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPentagon Aides Belittle Military Value of Moonp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPRESIDENT IS OFF TO WELCOME CREW; Elated by the Moon Voyage, He Flies to Congratulate Astronauts on Carrier PRESIDENT FLYING TO GREET APOLLO p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSpace Race for Prestigep36
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Talk From Space on the Last Legp20
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTito Offers Congratulationsp5
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTremors Reported By Meter on Moon; Cause Is Disputed; Meters on the Moon Report Tremorsp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mU.S. THANKS SOVIET FOR APOLLO PRAISEp21
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mALARM PRECEDED LANDING ON MOON; Overworked Computer Sent Signal, Raising Prospect of Aborting Mission Alarm Preceded Apollo 11 Landing on the Moon p1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo Support on Guam Fits the Boy to the Jobp44
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo 12 Set for Nov. 14; 2 Moon Walks Scheduledp31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mApollo Wives Are 'Terribly Proud'p31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mArmstrong Strums Ukulele In Quarantine on Carrierp94
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mA SOVIET LANDING IN 18 MONTHS SEEN; NASA Chief Says Secrecy Hurt Russian Programp30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mASTRONAUTS BACK FROM MOON; BEGIN 18 DAYS IN QUARANTINE; NIXON SEES CREW Splashdown in Pacific Is 11 Miles From Carrier Hornet Apollo 11 Astronauts Back From the Moon; They Begin 18 Days in Quarantine Spacecraft Hits 11 Miles From Shipp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m'A Texas-Sized Celebration' Planned by Houston Aug. 16p93
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mBirthplaces of the Apollo Astronauts Hail the Return of the Lunar Adventurersp31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mChange of 2 Numbers on Apollo Computer Makes Up 247-Mile Landing Site Shift; The Navigation Is Practically Perfectp30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m3 CITIES SALUTE MEN FROM SPACE; Montclair, Wapakoneta and Rome Pay Homage to the Returned Crewmen p31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mCongress Plans Session To Honor the Spacemenp38
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFor Men at Mission Control, Apollo Return Brings Cheers for 'Task Accomplished'; Elated NASA Leaders Still in State of Disbelief p29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFrench Honor Astronauts In Cognac and Champagnep44
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mFrom Apollo 11 in the Ocean: 'Our Condition Is Excellent. Take Your Time.'p29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIT'S ALL A 'MIRACLE,' MRS. NIXON DECLARESp44
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mIt's 'God Bless America,' As Crewmen Reach Shipp30
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMoon Laser Flashes Believed Recordedp32
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19m75,000 'Moon Stamps'p31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mMoonstruck, Even in Remote Arkansasp32
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPlanetariums Ride High on Space Successp49
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPrayers and Champagne Hail Return of Apollo 11; Prayers and Champagne Mark Apollo 11 Returnp1
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mPresident Nixon's Dilemma in the Pacificp46
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mRecovery Ship Captain; Carl Joseph Seiberlichp28
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mReturn to Earthp46
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mRound the World in 12 Daysp46
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mSpirits of Crew Soar As Spaceship Descendsp29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mThe Landing Makes a Big Splash Around the World, Especially in Russiap31
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTo Honor Astronautsp46
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTracking Crew in Australia Is Praised for TV Pickupp93
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTranscript of Nixon's Talk on Carrierp29
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mTV: Front Row at an Exulting Finale; Apollo 11 Provides a Diverse Spectacle An Astronaut's Wife Steals Part of Showp95
7/16/69Apollo 11Saturn V08d 03h 19mWall Street Applauds Success of Apollo 11p67
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO DEVELOPS A GAS TANK LEAK; But Delay of Shot Is Unlikely -- Unit Is Being Replaced Hydrogen Tank in the Apollo 12 Develops a Leakp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mN.B.C. Plans to Waken Dozing Apollo Viewersp24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo 12 Will Carry a Scientific Observatory to the Moonp33
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAstronauts to Land In Ocean of Stormsp32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAstronauts Ready to Start 2d Voyage to Moon Today; Astronauts Ready to Start 2d Voyage to Moon Today NIXON TO OBSERVE LIFT-OFF AT CAPE Leaky Fuel Tank Replaced but Spacecraft Remains on a Tight Schedulep1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAt the Cape, a Mood of Anticlimax Reignsp33
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mINTREPID WILL CRASH AFTER THE MISSIONp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mLow Chosen as Deputy Space Chiefp33
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMan's Space Ability Called U.S. Question; Man's Ability in Space Is Called Question Shunned in Researchp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36m3 Networks to Cover Apollo Events Todayp33
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSpacecraft to Take a New Trail With Extra Riskp33
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSUMMARY OF APOLLO 12 FLIGHT PLANp32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mViewers to See Moon in Color This Timep31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mA Day in Lunar Orbit Planned for Apollo 12p39
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAlan LaVern Beanp23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO HEADS FOR MOON; POWER OUT MOMENTARILY DURING TAKES-OFF IN RAIN; ASTRONAUTS CALM Inspect Lunar Module and Find Equipment Is Not Damaged Apollo 12 Heads for the Moon; Power Is Our Momentarily in Take-Off in Rainp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo Spaceships Have Names With Salty Ringp24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mBubbles in Drinking Water A Problem for Astronautsp76
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mCharles Conrad Jr.p23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mColloquy With Apollop22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mElectrical Difficulty Aboard the Spacecraft Is Brief, Unnerving and Mysterious; Intensive Inquiry Begins Into What Caused Jolt p22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mEnthusiasm for Lunar Exploration Is Found to Be on Wane Around the Country; Few Pause To Observe Launchingp23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mFrom Russia: Good Luckp22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mHazardous Ascentp36
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mHighlights of Flight Plan of Apollo 12 on Its Voyage to the Moonp24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mJumpiness Is Part of Planp23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mNixon Terms Launching 'Spectacular'p22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mRichard Francis Gordon Jr.p23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mRussians Seem Disenchanted With Space Programp24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mThe Astronauts of Apollo 12p23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mThis Time, There's a Little Less Excitement Herep23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mWorried Crowd Sees More of Rain Than of Apollop23
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAerospace Industry Is in the Doldrums as Three Astronauts Speed on Their Journey; 100,000 Lose Their Jobs In NASA Fund Cutback p66
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo 12: Challenges For Man's Second Step On MoonE2
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo Is Object No. 4225p66
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo Recovery Vessel Makes a Mercy Detourp68
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO 12 SWINGS ONTO A WIDER PATH TOWARD THE MOON; Course Correction Is Made to Fulfill Requirements for Landing Wednesday CRAFT PASSES MIDPOINT Color TV Beamed to Earth -- Clock Only Casualty of Power Lapse in Lift-Off Apollo 12 Swings Onto a Wider Path Toward the Moonp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mGOLDWATER FAVORS JOINT SPACE EFFORTp79
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mGordon Leads Crew In Pay: $20,540.16p68
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMoon Crew Faces Scientific Choresp66
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMoon Rock Goes on Display at Museump66
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mNew Medal for Space ProgramD42
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mNew Priorities in SpaceE12
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mParents and Astronaut To Synchronize Sleepp66
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mPortuguese View Apollo 12 As 'a Natural Phenomenon'p14
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSCIENTISTS GUIDED CREW DURING LAPSEp69
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTimetable of Apollo Tripp66
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO 12 SAILING TOWARD THE MOON IN A PERFECT PATH; Astronauts Prepare to Fire Into a Lunar Orbit Today -- Craft Working Well CREWMEN ARE HEALTHY Flight Controllers Call Off Midcourse Adjustment -- Bugle Wakes Up Men Apollo Craft Is Sailing Perfectly Toward Moonp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAstronauts Trade Quips With Mission Controlp35
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAstronomers Asked to Cut Back Proposed Studies in Space on Nature of Universe; Report to NASA Shows $250-Million Annual Costp34
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mConrad Silent on Messagep34
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMoon Rock Attracts a Record Crowdp34
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mPaine Terms Decision To Go in Rain 'Proper'p35
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSite of Surveyor Is Apollo's Goal; Mission in April, '67, Sent Back TV Views of Spot p34
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSpace Debate on Tuna: To Eat or Not to Eatp34
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTimetable of the Apollo 12 Moon Landing Missionp34
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo Crew Leading Life Of Night Owlp32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO 12 ORBITING MOON; CREW IS REPORTED READY FOR A LANDING TOMORROW; CRAFT IS SLOWED New Course Takes It Within 72 Miles of the Lunar Surface Apollo 12 Orbiting Moon for a Landing Tomorrowp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mIASA Instead of NASAp46
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mPrecise Shape of Moon, Still a Puzzle, Affects Astronauts' Entry Into a Lunar Orbit; Calculations Now Include Bulge Data p32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMoon-Walk Heartbeats to Be Checkedp32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTimetable of the Apollo 12p32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAge of Atomic Power Due to Be Brought to the Moon by Commander Bean Today; SNAP 27 Will Provide Electricity Day and Nightp41
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAt Undocking, Fiery Orange Replaces Moon Grayp40
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mExplorers Have More Tools This Timep41
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mWords From the Moonp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMoon Landing Plan Redesigned to Avoid the Problems Encountered by Apollo 11; A SMALL CRATER THE AIMING POINT Techniques of Tracking and Orbiting Improved in Quest of Accurate Touchdownp40
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMore Seek Moon Rocksp41
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mReturn to the Moonp54
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSurveyor Tracked Down By a Photographic Sleuthp40
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTimetable of the Apollo 12p41
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36m2 WALKS PLANNED; 32-Hour Stay Is Goal in Man's 2d Visit to Lunar Surface 2 Astronauts Land on Moon for New Explorationp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAmple Oxygen and Energy Are Left After Moon Walkp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mASTRONAUTS IN 2 MOON WALKS; ESTABLISH SCIENTIFIC STATION; INSPECT SURVEYOR They Take Its Camera and Collect Rocks -Re-enter Module Astronauts Walk on Moon, Set Up Scientific Station p1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mCamera Failure Cause Unclear; Sun's Intense Rays May Have Burned Sensitive Tubep30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mCommand Module Pilot to Take Multicolored Still Photographs of Lunar Surface; A KEY TO NATURE OF ROCKS SOUGHT Gordon Will Snap 150 Shots -- Scientists Hope to Draw Contour Map of Moonp30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mCrime Drop on Coast Attributed to Landingp49
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mPinpoint Landing Goal Fulfilled by Apollo 12p31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mPrecision in Landing Proves Feasibility of Most Ambitious of Future Apollo Projects; Chief Surprise Is Dust That Rocket Stirred Upp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSecond Moon Visit Stirs Less Public Excitementp30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSoviet Propaganda Softenedp3
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSoviet-U.S. Scientists Talk as Easy as Pi R2p49
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTimetable of the Apollo 12p30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTwo Jubilant Moon Walkers Laugh, Giggle, Sing, Hum and Joke Their Way Into Historyp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mWalking - and Talking - on the Moonp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo TV Coverage: Back-Up Valuep30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36m2 ASTRONAUTS BLAST OFF MOON AND RE-ENTER COMMAND SHIP; RETURN TO EARTH BEGINS TODAY; A SEISMIC PUZZLE Shock Waves Set Off by Crashing Module Surprise Scientists Astronauts Blast Off Moon, Re-enter Command Ship p1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mBORMAN HONORED BY 350 SCIENTISTS; Astronaut and 3 Others Get Awards at Ceremony Herep55
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mFuture Astronauts May Lay Down a Mortar Barrage on the Surface of the Moon; BLASTS WOULD AID IN SEISMIC TESTS Crewmen May Also Carry Explosive-Tipped Sticks to Touch Off Vibrationsp30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mHowdy, Yankee Clipper'p30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mOverburn' in Ascent Correctedp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mScrewdriver Is Called Solution to TV Troublep31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSites of Future Landings Photographedp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mThe Hospitable Moonp46
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mThe Timetable Of Apollo 12p30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTwo Chatty Tourists Find the Ocean of Storms a Dreamland Full of Wonders; Conrad and Bean Range Far From Lunar Craftp31
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTwo Flight Specialists Begin Quarantine on Carrierp30
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO 12 LEAVES ITS LUNAR ORBIT, HEADS FOR HOME; COURSE ACCURATE Spacecraft Picks Up Speed to Overcome Moon's Gravity Apollo 12 Leaves Lunar Orbit and Heads for Home p1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAstronauts Cited as Bible Week Opensp40
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mDebris and Mementos Are Left On Lunar Surface by Astronautsp18
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mInquiry Board Blames Lightning For Crisis On Apollo's Lift-Offp18
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mNASA Doctor Says 5-Hour Moon Walk Is Conceivable in Apollo 13 Exploration; ASTRONAUTS BACK LONGER EXCURSION Space Officials Will Decide After Reviewing Datap18
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mNew York Sculptor Says Intrepid Put Art on Moonp19
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mThe Timetable Of Apollo 12p18
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo 12: It Has Opened New Vistas -- and New ControversiesE2
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo 12 Sharpens Its Aim As It Races Toward Earth; Maneuver Alters Spacecraft's Course for Splashdown Tomorrow -- Devices Left on Moon Continue to Send Data Apollo 12 Sharpens Aim as It Races Toward Earthp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mRECOVERY PRACTICED DESPITE HEAVY RAINp73
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mASTRONAUTS HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE FROM SPACECRAFT; Reply to Questions Radioed From Houston as Apollo Heads for Splashdown RECOVERY IS SET TODAY ' I'd Go Again,' Says Comdr. Conrad, Referring to the Launching in the Rain Astronauts Hold News Conference From Spacecraft; Splashdown Set for Today CREWMEN ANSWER RADIOED QUERIES ' I'd Go Again,' Says Comdr. Conrad, Referring to the Launching in the Rain p1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mCommunicator for the Astronauts; Gerald Paul Carrp42
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mExcerpts From Apollo News Conferencep42
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mHORNET PREPARED TO RECOVER CREW; Captain Pleased With Final Rehearsal of Operationp42
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMail Deluges U.S.S. Hornetp47
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mSplashdown on TVp42
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO 13 FLIGHT MAY BE DELAYED; Space Aide Concerned Over Reported Piloting Problemp33
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAPOLLO'S CREW SPLASHES DOWN IN PACIFIC 3 MILES FROM SHIP, ENDING 10-DAY TRIP TO THE MOON; PROMOTIONS GIVEN President Raises All 3 Astronauts to the Rank of Captain Apollo's Crew Splashes Down in Pacific 3 Miles from Ship, Ending Voyage to Moon ALL 3 ASTRONAUTS GAIN PROMOTIONS President Raises Them to Rank of Navy Captain for Exploits on 10-Day Trip p1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mFrogman Escort for Astronauts; Ernest Lee Jahncke 3dp32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mGeological Survey Hails 2 'Eager Rock Hounds'p32
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mThe Yankee Clipper Sails Inp46
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTV: Should Moon Travel Be Taken for Granted?p94
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mASTRONAUTS PASS POST-FLIGHT TEST; Health Is Reported Excellent Despite Captain Bean's Cut and Minor Ear Ailment ASTRONAUTS PASS POST-FLIGHT TESTp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mFirst of Two Boxes of Apollo 12 Moon Rocks Arrives in Houstonp24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mIntrepid's Landing Problems Puzzle Space Expertsp24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mPakistan Praises Apollo 12p24
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mApollo 12 Astronauts Relaxing in Quarantinep22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mBox of Apollo 12's Moon Rocks Opened in Houston Laboratoryp22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mChristopher Kraft Named No. 2 at Houston Centerp21
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mMoonquake' Likened to Oil Field Tremor; Lunar Area at Point of Intrepid's Impact Called Layered Shock Waves Could Have Resonated Between Stratap22
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mAt Work on the Moon During Apollo 12 Mission; Cameras Record the Activities of the Apollo 12 Astronauts on the Lunar Surface Moon Film and Rocks Are Viewedp1
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mNIXON MAY NAME COLONEL COLLINS; Astronaut Is Likely to Get State Department Postp35
11/14/69Apollo 12Saturn V10d 4h 36mTurkey Dinner for Crewp35
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13 Decision Due Today; Preparations for Shot Pressedp60
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13's Astronauts Can Wet Their 'Whistle'p23
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13's Goals Include Drilling 3 Holes in Moonp14
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13 Shot Set Today; Substitute Pilot Approved; Swigert Named to Crew as He Performs Well in Intensive Tests Apollo Shot Set Today; Substitute Pilot Clearedp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13 Theme: 'From the Moon, Knowledge'p14
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mFirst Live TV Shots Planned For Recovery of Apollo 13p37
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mHighlights of Flight Plan of Apollo 13 Moon Voyagep14
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mLunar Landing Site a Crater-Pocked Upland Regionp14
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55m5 of 6 U.S. Moon Veterans Eligible for Future Flightsp14
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mASTRONAUTS OFF ON 3D MOON TRIP; LAND WEDNESDAY; QUIT EARTH ORBIT Start of 10-Day Flight Is Successful Despite Engine Shutdown Astronauts off on 3d Trip to the Moonp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mHaise, as a Youngster, Cared Little for Flyingp60
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mHighlights of Flight Plan of Apollo 13 Moon Voyagep61
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mLovell Returns to Moon That 'Beckoned' to Himp60
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mMoscow Reports Launchingp25
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mMrs. Lovell Is Consultedp31
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mScience; Apollo 13: Why This Trip Is NecessaryE9
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSubstitute Swigert, 38, Has Girl in Every (Air) Portp60
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSwigert, Under Pressure, Proved He Fitted in Wellp61
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAPOLLO 13 COASTS TOWARD THE MOON; AIM IS CORRECTED; Rocket Fired 3.4 Seconds in Mid-Course Maneuver to Adjust Trajectory HALFWAY POINT PASSED Craft Functioning Smoothly Crew Uses Color TV to Transmit Pictures Apollo 13 Coasts to Moon; Lunar Aim Is Correctedp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo Is 4,371st in Spacep70
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAstronaut's Car Is Damagedp33
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mHighlights of Flight Plan of Apollo 13 Moon Voyagep33
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mWill Apollo 13 Upstage Moscow's Lenin Centennial?p40
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAt Mission Control, the Scene Is Quiet, Professional and Tensep46
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mEmergency in Spacep46
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mExcerpts From Talks Between Apollo and Houstonp32
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55m3 Fuel-Cell Units Supply Power for Spacecraftp32
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mPOWER FAILURE IMPERILS ASTRONAUTS; APOLLO WILL HEAD BACK TO THE EARTH; NO MOON LANDING Men Leave Main Craft for 'Lifeboat' After an Oxygen Leak Power Loss Imperils Astronauts; Apollo 13 to Head Back to Splashdown in Pacific Moon Landing Canceled; Men Leave Main Craftp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mWives of 2 Astronauts Told of Flight Troublep32
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAgnew Cancels Apollo Visitp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo Craft's Water Shortage Will Limit Astronauts' Use of Guidance System; Crew Must Coast Home Without Instrument Aidp28
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo Plutonium Capsule Expected to Fall in Oceanp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAstronauts Face 2 Critical Problems: Keeping Spacecraft Cool and Its Air Clean; Both Water and Oxygen Are in Adequate Supplyp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mConversation With Apollop28
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mCREW OF CRIPPLED APOLLO 13 STARTS BACK; TARGET IS PACIFIC Chance of Safe Return Deemed 'Excellent' Despite the Risksp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mExperts Ponder Cause Of Spacecraft's Mishapp28
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mLifeboat in Spacep42
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mMoon-Rock Project Lost; Equipment Will Burn Upp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mNIXON IS BRIEFED ON APOLLO CRISIS; Meets With Space Experts During Unannounced Visit to Center in Maryland Nixon Briefed on Crisis Involving Apollo Missionp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mNo Report on Space Debrisp68
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mPast Problems in Space Troublesome but Minorp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mPlight of 3 Crewmen Stirs World Interest and Prayer; Plight of the Crew Stirs World Interestp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mRescue Plans Worked Out for 3 Oceansp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSpace Center Relaxes as Decision on Apollo Is Madep29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mTV: Apollo 13's Distress; A.B.C. News Sees Significance Early Pre-empts Cavett Talk Showp69
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13 Brings Delay In Nixon's Troop Talkp83
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13 Rocket Caused a Moonquakep30
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mASTRONAUTS FIRE ROCKET AND CORRECT AIM AS THEY PREPARE FOR LANDING TOMORROW; NEW RISKS AHEAD Ground Control Seeks a Plan for Crucial Final Hours Astronauts Fire a Rocket to Shift Aimp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mCalm Director of Space Flights; Sigurd Arnold Sjobergp31
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55m12 Countries Offer to Help In Recovery of Astronauts; 12 Countries Offer to Help Astronautsp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mCurrent Problem Called Worse Than Anticipatedp31
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mFlight Director Is Making the Decisionsp30
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mHoses and Friction Tape Solve a Critical Problemp30
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mMoon Rock a Las Vegas Hitp48
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mPlan for Use of LM in a Crisis Was Worked Out in 1964 and Practiced by Apollo 9p31
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAborted Mission Ends Duties for a Lieutenantp38
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo's Crew Cool, Calm and Efficientp22
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mA Radioactive Generator To Fall in Pacific Todayp22
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAs the World Watchesp29
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mCarrier to Use Satellite To Assist in Navigationp22
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mLast Leg of Apollo Crew's Return Simulated on the Ground by Fellow Astronauts; MATTINGLY AIDED IN TEST LANDINGS A 'Time Line' Was Planned to Reduce Pressures and Raise Safety Marginsp22
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55m3 Networks Will Televise Recovery of Apollo Todayp22
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSoviet Astronauts Send Best Wishes to Apollop22
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSTRICKEN APOLLO SPEEDING TOWARD EARTH; WEATHER IS GOOD Astronauts Preparing for Exact Re-entry Into Atmosphere Apollo 13 Speeding Toward the Earthp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mA Cadet Named Lovell Smiles As Flight Endsp12
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo 13: Moment of Exaltation; Accident in Flight Seems to Enhance Crew's Heroismp13
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo Nuclear Device Falls Off New Zealandp13
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApollo Set Fuel Recordp13
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mApplause, Cigars and Champagne Toasts Greet Capsule's Landingp13
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAquarius Praised for Vital Role; Mission Control Hails Aquarius Performancep1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mAstronauts Land Gently on Target, Unharmed by Their Four-Day Ordeal in Space; The Flight Controllers' Taskmaster Eugene Francis Kranz p12
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mGraham Urges 'Renewal'p21
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mNASA TO REVIEW SPACE ACCIDENT; Special Board to Be Set Up Paine Hails Return as 'Triumph of Teamwork' NASA Will Establish a Review Board to Investigate Causes of Accident in Spacep1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mNixon Says Thank You To Kosyginp12
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mNixon to Give Medal To Crew in Hawaii; Jubilant Nixon to Award Freedom Medal to Crewp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mRadio Conversation From Separation to Splashdownp13
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSafe Returnp28
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mSea Recovery Swift After Perfect Entry; Tired Men Found in Good Health Sea Recovery Is Swift After a Perfect Re-entryp1
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55m'Towing' Fee Is Asked by Grummanp13
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mTV: Millions of Viewers End Vigil for Apollo 13; Unusual Color Closeups Taken From Copter Networks Use Services of Previous Spacemenp59
4/11/70Apollo 13Saturn V05d 22h 55mWORLD REJOICES AT SAFE RETURN; For a Few Minutes, People Forget Their Differences and Cheer Astronauts Anxious World Rejoices At Apollo's Safe Return p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dBlase Mood at the Cape A Disquieting Contrastp54
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dFunds for Science Research Increase After a 5-Year Declinep11
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dLive TV Coverage of Apollo Set for Europe and Africap30
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dPrelaunching Strike Threat Disclaimed for Apollo 14p54
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dProtest March for the Poor Heads for Cape Kennedyp30
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo 14 'Ready to Fly' Today to Moon's Highlands; Apollo 14 Is 'Ready to Fly' Today to the Highlands of the Moonp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dCrew Stays Healthy After Strict Isolationp46
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dHighlights of the Flight Plan of Apollo 14p46
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09d600 Million Will Watch Apollo 14 Voyage on TVp46
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSpacecraft Is Modified For Safetyp46
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAlan Bartlett Shepard Jr.p20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAPOLLO 14 STREAKING TOWARD MOON AFTER TROUBLE IN SPACE DOCKING; DECISION ON A LANDING IS DELAYED; LINKING SUCCEEDS Crew Never Imperiled, but Malfunction Must Be Fully Evaluated Apollo 14 Streaking Toward Moon After Trouble in Docking With Module p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dFaulty Sensor Misses Shepard's Heartbeatp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dFlight to the Moonp30
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dHouston Tense in Test of Simulatorsp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dPRESIDENT SWIMS; SEES LIFTOFF ON TVp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dPuzzling Trouble With Apollo 14 Docking System a Threat to Moon-Landing Mission; TWO-HOUR ORDEAL TESTED THE CREW A 2d Maneuver Would Be Needed to Get the Lunar Module Back Againp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSpace Conversations: 'Great. Super Job, Stu'; Space Conversations: 'That's Great. Super Job, Stu' p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dStuart Allen Roosap20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTense for Mrs. Shepardp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dThe Astronauts of Apollo 14p20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dWEATHER RULES DICTATED DELAY; Implemented After Apollo 12 Encountered Lightningp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAPOLLO CLEARED TO MAKE MOON LANDING ON FRIDAY; NO DOCKING FLAWS FOUND; NIGHT-LONG CHECK Consultation Over TV Leads to Decision to Continue Mission Apollo 14 Cleared for a Moon Landingp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dA SPACE TRANSFER IS AN ALTERNATIVE; Moon Explorers Are Not Totally Dependent on Docking Mechanismp14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dA Tube Implant Corrected Shepard's Ear Diseasep14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09d'Go' for Apollo 14p36
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dRoosa's Sleep Is Brief; He Says Bed Is 'Hard'p14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSoviet TV Shows Liftoffp8
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSpaghetti 'Breakfast' All in the Day's Workp14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dText of Apollo Statementp14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTruman Sees Apollo on TVp14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo 14's Crew Relaxes As Craft Coasts for Moon; Apollo 14's Crew Relaxes As Craft Coasts for Moonp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSeismometer Awaiting Booster Crashp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTimes of Highlights of the Apollo 14 Moon Missionp20
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTires on Moon Cart Will Inflate in Spacep57
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo 14 Rockets Into Orbit of Moon; Lunar Landing Is Scheduled Tomorrow; Apollo 14 Rockets Into Orbit of Moon; Lunar Landing Is Scheduled Tomorrowp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dExhaustive Checks Clear Lunar Module Batteryp22
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dHighlights of Apollo Flightp22
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo 12 Landing Difficulties Led to Modified Control System; DUST FROM MOON FORCED CHANGES Computer Program Altered to Allow 2 Astronauts to Descend Automaticallyp37
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09d2 ASTRONAUTS LAND ON MOON; PREPARE TO EXPLORE SURFACE; RIGHT ON TARGET 'A Beautiful Day in the Land of Frau Mauro,' Shepard Reports 2 Astronauts on Moon; Explore Surface Today p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dFor the First Time, Scientific Exploration Is the Prime Objective of Lunar Mission; RUGGED TERRAIN CHOSEN BY DESIGN Landing Site in Fra Mauro Was Selected Because of Apollo 14's Purpose p36
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dImpact of Booster on the Moon Fails to Locate 'Primitive Crust'p37
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dNew Pact Lets U.S. Use Australian Tracking Sitesp37
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSHEPARD SELECTION CORED BY COOPERp33
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSurprise Camera Noise Stirs Doubts on Photosp36
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dThe Quest for Lunar Knowledgep30
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAntares on the Moonp28
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dDEFECTIVE SWITCH POSED A PROBLEM; A Short Circuit That Could Have Aborted the Landing Required New Program A Defective Switch Could Have Aborted Landingp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dDirect From Moon; Direct From Moon: 'A Stark Place Here'p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dDoctors Find Astronauts Used Less Body Energy Than Had Been Predicted; Walk Time Was Extended On Basis of Medical Datap13
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09d2D WALK IS BEGUN; Hike to Crater Planned -- Men Are to Rejoin Mother Ship Today MEN SEEK CLUES TO LUNAR HISTORY Scientific Experiments Set to Record Quakes and Study Solar Windsp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dHeartbeat Normal on Moonp16
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dIt 'Looks Like Fun' to the Wivesp12
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dIt's Just Another Moon Walk for Marysville, Kan.p13
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dSOVIET IS TERSE IN APOLLO REPORT; TV Gives a Laos 'Invasion' More Time Than Shotp14
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09d15th-Century Monk Who Made Maps Gave His Name to Lunar Landing Areap13
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTV Audience for Walk Is Called Disappointingp13
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTV Coverage Scheduled Till Two Craft Rejoinp13
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dUnheard Lunar Footfalls Are Recorded in Houstonp13
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dWeather and Men on Moon Add Up to Power Cutbackp58
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dA KEY GOAL MISSED; Weariness and Rapid Heart Rates Force Early End to Trek A Key Goal Is Missed as Weariness Cuts Astronauts' Trek Shortp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dA New, Faster Method Used for Rendezvous of 2 Spacecraft in Lunar Orbit; PROCEDURE TRIMS WORK DAY 2 HOURS 2 Rocket Firings Eliminated -- Docking Smooth Despite the Earlier Difficulties p56
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dEARLY MOON WALK ALTERED TV PLANSp56
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dLunar TriumphE12
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dRecovery Ship Finds 2 Mountains in Pacificp56
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dShepard Sets Record For Time on the Moonp57
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTakeoff a 'Flash' on Tassp22
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dThe Moon; Apollo 14: The 'Men Of Many Devices' Probe Lunar SecretsE1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dTO LAND TUESDAY; Voyage Back Begins Smoothly Following Flawless Docking Astronauts Lift Off From Moon and Head Homep1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo Flight Highlights As Journey Nears Endp27
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo Mission Director; Chester Maurice Leep27
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAPOLLO SHARPENS ITS AIM FOR SPLASH IN SEA TOMORROW; An Official Reports '99% of Our Objectives' Are Met -- 3 Astronauts 'Fine' Apollo Sharpens Its Aim on Earth for Splashdown Tomorrowp1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dPope, Hailing Flight, Calls Man 'Prince of Heavens'p27
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dVacuum Used by Apollo The Best and Cheapestp27
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAPOLLO 14 CREW, IN TV INTERVIEW, HAILS SUCCESSES; 3 Men, Flying Homeward, Cite Moon Experiences -- Splashdown Today APOLLO 14 CREW HAILS SUCCESSES p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo Flight Highlights As Journey Nears Endp26
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dEclipse of Moon Tonight Will Give 'Thermal Shock' to Instrumentsp27
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dExcerpts From Apollo News Conferencep26
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAPOLLO ASTRONAUTS LAND WITHIN A MILE OF TARGET AFTER A 'TERRIFIC FLIGHT'; NIXON HAILS CREW Men, Quarantined on Pacific Carrier, Tell of 'Super' Voyage Apollo Astronauts Land Within Mile of Target After 'Terrific Flight' p1
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dAstronauts Begin Quarantine to Guard the Earth Against Possible Lunar Diseases; 3-WEEK ISOLATION MAY BE THE LAST Health Methods Changing -- Future Crews May Need 'Reverse' Protectionp24
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dEuropean Interest in Apollo Dwindlesp24
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dExplorers' Return . . .p42
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dFamilies of Astronauts Celebrate Splashdownp24
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dScientists to Evaluate Effect of Lunar Eclipsep24
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dWorth All the Doubt'; The Flight of Apollo 14 Is Evaluated On Its Solutions to Technical Woesp24
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dApollo 15 Will See 'Bit of Everything'p40
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dDisputed Moon Rocks Are Given to Museump40
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dMoon Instruments Called Undamaged By Lunar Eclipsep40
1/31/71Apollo 14Saturn V09dShepard Becomes First Astronaut to Have Gained Weight in Spacep40
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAn Increase in Payload Requires Many Changes on Apollo Flightp42
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo Crew's Emblem Was Designed by Puccip42
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo Float Collars Are Found Slashedp42
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo 15 Is Ready for Lift-Off Tomorrow; Astronauts Are Called Fit for Moon Trip Apollo Is Ready to Go Tomorrowp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo 15: To the Highlands of the Moonp42
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mMOON TELEVISION: LIVE AND IN COLOR; 22 Hours of Coverage Are Planned For Apollo 15p42
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSpace Mission Objectives Are Most Ambitious Yet; Expanded Program of Scientific Study and Exploration Is Linked to New Mobility and Diverse Terrainp42
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mThe Time Of the Scientist Has Come; Apollo 15E6
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo Color TV Reconciles 2 Technological Foesp51
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO 15 POISED FOR MOON LIFT-OFF AT 9:34 A.M. TODAY; Astronauts Train on Rover Model for First Landing on Lunar Mountains 3 CALLED FIT AND EAGER Partly Cloudy Is Forecast for the Start -- Geological Plans Are Reviewed Apollo Astronauts Poised For Lift-Off at 9:34 A.M.p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mNixon Calls Astronauts; Wishes Them Godspeedp13
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAlfred Merrill Wordenp17
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO 15 HEADS FOR MOON AFTER SMOOTH LAUNCHING AND DOCKING WITH MODULE; A PROBLEM ARISES Cockpit Switch Was Faulty, but Mission Is Continued Apollo 15 Heads for the Moon After Smooth Launching and Docking With Module SWITCH PROBLEM IN COCKPIT ARISES Astronauts Take Ultraviolet Pictures After Leaving 3-Hour Earth Orbit p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAstronauts and Houston Track Down Short Circuitp16
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mDavid Randolph Scottp17
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mFinal Moon Flight in Summertime Draws Crowd of Young Apollo Watchers; Parents Take Youngsters To See a Historic Eventp17
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mJames Benson Irwinp17
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mLet's Hear It for the Moon and Spacep33
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mMoment of Launch: Its Special Meaningp16
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mPresident Asserts Flight Draws Man 'On to His Destiny'p16
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mUnited Nations of the Moonp32
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO CLEARED FOR MOON LANDING AS ROCKET FIRES; One-Second Burn Indicates Flawed Electrical Switch Won't Imperil Flight LUNAR ORBIT TOMORROW 3 Astronauts, Past Halfway Point, Told to 'Proceed With Normal Mission' Apollo Cleared for Moon Goal After Rocket Test p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo's TV Show Begins in the Dark And Ends in Puzzlep14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mFewer Apollo Newsmenp17
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mGo' for Apollo 15p34
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSharks at Splashdown To Face New Weaponp38
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO 15 CREW WORRIED FOR TIME BY A WATER LEAK; Flow Halted by Tightening of Fitting as Mission Control Gives Repair Instructions CRAFT READY FOR ORBIT Plans to Circle Moon Today as Prelude to Landing on the Surface Tomorrow Crew of Apollo 15 Worried for a Time by a Water Leakp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTimes of Highlights of the Apollo 15 Moon Missionp18
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mVariations in Gravity Complicate Flightp18
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo 15 Crew Used Earth as Laboratory to Train for Scientific Mission on Moon; Team Role and Ability As Geologists Stressedp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO 15'S CREW ORBITS THE MOON; 2 TO LAND TODAY; Excited Astronauts Describe the Surface as 'Overwhelming' and 'Mind-Boggling' Apollo 15 Crew in Orbit of the Moon; 2 to Land Todayp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mDescent Path Steepened To Clear Apennine Peaksp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mLanding Site Ringed by High Peaks and Steep Canyonp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mActivities on the Moon Will Be Shown on TVp8
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mCrew Will Photograph Lunokhod Sitep9
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mFalcon on the Moonp22
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mLunar Rover Gives U.S. Space Men More Mobility Than Previous Crews Had; VEHICLE TO COVER LARGE MOON AREA Manned Craft Has an Edge Over Soviet Lunokhod -Took 10 Years to Buildp8
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mNavigational Tools Needed for First Time in Moon Explorationp8
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12m'Oh Boy! What a View!'p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTWO ASTRONAUTS LAND ON MOON NEAR MOUNTAINS AND A CANYON; EXPLORATION WILL BEGIN TODAY; A SMOOTH DESCENT Scott Opens Cabin's Hatch After He and Irwin Touch Down 2 Astronauts Land on Moon Near Mountains and Canyon; Exploration Begins Today 'FALCON ON PLAIN,' COMMANDER SAYS Smooth Descent to Surface Made by Scott and Irwin -- Cabin Hatch Opened p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mA FIVE - MILE TRIP; Canyon Rim Is Passed -- Two Are Awed by 'Unearthly' Scene Astronauts, Driving Car, Explore Moon for 6 1/2 Hours p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo 15 Suit Gives More Mobility; Two Tourists View the Moon Two Tourists Take a Look at the Moonp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mA Voyage Backward Through Time; Apollo 15E1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mLunar SafariE10
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTV Camera Directed From Earth Follows Action of Men on the Moonp48
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTV Picture Quality Surprises Networksp49
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAstronauts to Cancel New Stamp on Moonp11
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAstronauts Will Make Last Excursion Todayp11
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mCommand Module Pilot, Alone in Orbit, Conducts Survey of the Moon's Chemistry; Sensors Collecting Data On Mineral Distribution p10
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mCubans Told About Apollo 15p11
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mFrontier for Mankindp22
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12m2 Geologists Have Field Day on Moon; Two Geologists Have a Field Day Gathering Rocks on the Moonp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mMany at Welfare Parley Ignore Moon Explorationp27
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mPope Praises Astronauts' Trip; Exchange of Messages Revealedp11
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSpacemen's Heart and Metabolic Rates Normal as They Adapt to Moon's Gravity; 2 Seem to Consume Oxygen Supply at A Slower Ratep11
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTHEY LEAVE TODAY; Will Rejoin Command Ship -- May Have Bit of Original Crust Astronauts, in 8-Mile Ride, Discover Ancient Rocks p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mA Capcom With a Ph.D.; Joseph Percival Allen 4thp14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mApollo Lingering in Orbit to Map the Moonp15
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mASTRONAUTS LEAVE MOON AND DOCK SAFELY; ASCENT OF THE MODULE TELEVISED TO EARTH; 175-POUND CARGO Jettisoning of Lunar Module Is Delayed for Two Hours Two Astronauts Leave the Moon and Dock Safelyp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mConfusion Reigns' as Astronauts Check Possible Leak Before Jettisoning Falcon; Problem of Balky Drill Solved Earlier on Moonp14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mFriendly Moonp28
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mGeological Findings on Moon Indicate Triumphant Expedition; Rock From Hadley Rille Hints Layering in Crustp15
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mJobless Space Engineers Seek New Careers in Trial Program; ENGINEERS IN BID FOR NEW CAREERSp35
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mMan and the Moonp29
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTape Recording Sends Crew Into 'Blue Yonder'p14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO 15 CHARTS MOON FROM ORBIT; HEADS BACK TODAY; Astronauts Photograph and Map Surface and Study Its Chemical Make-Up RESTED FROM EXPLOITS Will Eject Tiny Subsatellite Designed to Radio Back Data for Over a Year Apollo 15 Charts the Moon From Orbitp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mOriginal Endeavour Had A Water Problem, Toop14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mRocks and Soil From Hadley Base May Disclose Major Chapters in Lunar History; CLUES EXPECTED ON EARTH ORIGIN Core Sample Could Show Effect Sun Had and May Help Man in the Futurep14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSeismic Net Set to Find Source of Tremors as Moon Nears Earthp14
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTV: An Astronaut and Down-to-Earth Commentaryp67
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO 15 LEAVES ORBIT OF THE MOON AND HEADS HOME; Ends 6 Days of Exploration as Rocket Smoothly Blasts Craft Toward the Earth SPACE WALK DUE TODAY Worden Will Make 2 Trips to Retrieve Vital Films From Rear Compartment Apollo Leaves Orbit of the Moon and Heads for Earthp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mLaser Beam Reflectedp38
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSensors of Spacecraft Detect a Gas As Apollo Rounds Moon's Far Sidep20
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mASTRONAUT TAKES A WALK IN SPACE TO PICK UP FILMS; Worden's Excursion Outside Cabin Is the First at a Vast Distance From the Earth SHIP 196,000 MILES OUT Aides in Houston Surprised at the Speed With Which the Task Is Completed Astronaut Works Outside the Cabin of Apollo Craft 196,000 Miles From Earth p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mBlack Holes' in 'the Sky Sought By Apollo Crewp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mDialogue During the Space Walkp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mGood Weather Foreseenp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mHighlights of Apollo 15: Splashdown Tomorrowp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mLunar Data Trove to Be Tappedp12
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mWalk' Deep in Spacep30
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mAPOLLO ON TARGET FOR SPLASHDOWN IN PACIFIC TODAY; For First Time in Missions to Moon, No Correction of Course Is Needed CARRIER IS STANDING BY At Halfway Point on Return, Astronauts Reply to News Questions From Houston Apollo on Target for Splashdown Today p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSplashdown Forecast Idealp8
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mASTRONAUTS SPLASH DOWN CLOSE TO PACIFIC TARGET TO END 12-DAY MOON TRIP; ONE CHUTE FAILS But Scott, Irwin and Worden Achieve a Safe Landing Apollo 15 Astronauts Splash Down Close to Target in Pacific to End 12-Day Moon Trip ONE OF 3 CHUTES FAILS IN DESCENT But Scott, Irwin and Worden Achieve Safe Landing -- Officials Hail Flight p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12m3 Bearded Astronauts Cheered By Sailors on Deck of Carrier; Sailors Cheer Three Bearded Astronautsp1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mNew Clues From the Men on The Moon; Apollo 15E1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mNixon Phones Astronautsp30
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mSoviet Tug Offers Aid After Hard Splashdownp30
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mTass Reports Splashdownp30
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mASTRONAUTS FLY TO TEXAS BEARING MOON ROCK CARGO; 3 Arrive in Houston After Flight From Carrier to Welcome in Honolulu GREETED BY FAMILIES Crewmen Slated for Report Writing, 'Debriefing' and a News Conference 3 Astronauts Arrive in Houston Bearing Cargo of Moon Rocks p1
7/26/71Apollo 15Saturn V12d 7h 12mFlight Director for Apollo 15; Gerald Duane Griffinp18
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51m. . . A Giant Leap for a Gradep21
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mHarvard Student Flying 346 to the Launchingp62
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Poised for Trip To Highlands of the Moon; Apollo 16 Poised for Launching Toward the Lunar Highlandsp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16: To the Moon's South-Central Highlandsp46
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mDOCTORS TO CHECK FOR HEART STRESS; Apollo Crew to be Watched Closely for Any Problemsp46
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMcDivitt to Resign His Post As Apollo Craft's Managerp46
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mNEW EXPERIMENTS PLANNED ON MOON; Sky to Be Observed Without Obstruction of Atmosphere Encountered on Earthp46
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mThe Moon Is More Of a Mystery Than Ever; Mysteries of the moonSM32
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mTV Networks to Show Apollo 16 Lift-Off Livep46
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Flight Highlightsp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mAPOLLO LAUNCHED; LANDING ON MOON SET FOR THURSDAY; LIFT-OFF SMOOTH But Peeling Insulation on Lander Leads to Momentary Worry Apollo 16 Launched Smoothly Toward First Landing in Lunar Highlands Thursday LANDER INSPECTED AFTER PEELING Problem Still a Mystery but Crew Is in No Danger -- No Leaks Foundp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mCharles Moss Duke Jr.p24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mFewer Notables Than Ever Before Watch Space Shotp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mJohn Watts Youngp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMoonward Boundp32
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mThomas Kenneth Mattingly 2dp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mVeteran Pilot' s Heartbeat Slower Than Crewmates'p24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Flight Highlightsp29
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mAPOLLO 16 SPEEDS ON MOON COURSE; AIM IS SHARPENED; Controllers Say Flaking of Paint on the Landing Craft Will Not Affect Mission CAUSE STILL A MYSTERY Brief Rocket-Firing Alters the Trajectory for Lunar Rendezvous Tomorrow Apollo Speeding on Path For a Moon Rendezvousp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mTechnological Wonderp46
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Flight Highlightsp32
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mAPOLLO 16 READY FOR LUNAR ORBIT; Navigation Problem Solved -- No Recurrence Expected in Rendzevous Todayp32
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mEmergency Watch Is Kept On Hearts of Apollo Crew; Emergency Watch Is Kept on Hearts of Apollo Crewp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMoon Rocks' Magnetism Is Puzzling to Scientistsp32
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Rockets Into a Moon Orbit; Fifth Lunar Landing Is Set for Today; ' Sweet 16 Has Arrived,' Captain Young Radios to Control in Houston APOLLO ROCKETS INTO MOON ORBIT Fifth Lunar Landing Is Set for Today -- 'Sweet 16 Has Arrived,' Young Radios p1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mASTRONAUT ALLOWS HIS CHIEF TO SLEEPp40
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mRich Data Lode Foreseen at Descartes Landing Sitep40
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mSomething Lost Aboard Craftp40
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mConversation in Spacep19
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mExhaustive Ground Tests Find Trouble Not Critical; Ground Tests Find Trouble Not Criticalp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mSome Key Aspects of Apollo 16's Trouble in Lunar Orbitp18
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mWALK IS PUT OFF; First Exploration of the Lunar Highlands Set For This Morning Astronauts Land Smoothly on Moon After Delay Caused by Guidance Malfunction WALK ON SURFACE RESET FOR TODAY First Exploration of Lunar Highlands Is Scheduled to Begin This Morningp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mConversations Between Houston and Men on the Moonp16
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMoon Observatory Set Up To Study Galaxy Mystery; Observatory Is Set Up on the Moon to Study Galaxies Mysteryp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mOrion on the Moonp32
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mRelief on Recovery Shipp36
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mRevisions in Highlights Of Apollo 16 Flight Planp16
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mSTATION IS SET UP; White Soil Discovered Beneath Gray Layer -- 2d Walk Today 2 Astronauts Explore Moon Highlands, Walking, Driving and Working for 7 Hours WHITE SOIL FOUND UNDER GRAY LAYER 2d Lunar Walk Due Today -- Nuclear Station Set Up in the Descartes Region p1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mTV From Moon Improved in Lab; Signals Processed in California by New Techniquep16
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16: Accident Prone, but Exuberant NonethelessE2
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mDuke Takes Sleeping Pills for 3 Nightsp52
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51m3D WALK IS TODAY; Some Samples Found Are Crystalline Type in the Original State Astronauts Drive Up Mountain, Collect Rocks on Trip; Plan Moon Lift-Off Tonight But Not Many Samples Are in Crystalline State p1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMagnetism at Lunar Site Called Strongest Yet Found on Moonp52
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMontanans Send Nixon Rocks as Moon Protestp52
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mAstronauts' Comments Before Leaving the Moonp26
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mDust Samples May Hold Clues to Rays of Moonp26
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mMysterious Moonp34
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mTWO ASTRONAUTS BLAST OFF MOON AND REJOIN THIRD FOR TRIP HOME; GATHER CRATER ROCKS IN LAST DAY; FINAL ORBITS SET 3 Surface Excursions Lasted 20 Hours in Stay of 3 Days Two Astronauts Blast Off Moon and Join Third After Gathering Crater Rocks Surface Excursions Set Record in 71-Hour Stayp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mVisit to Canadian Crater Simplified Task on Moonp26
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mVoice Link to Astronauts; Anthony Wayne Englandp26
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo Leaves Orbit of Moon On a 66-Hour Voyage to Earth; Pacific Splashdown Set for Thursday Apollo 16 Winds Up 5 Days of Exploration of the Moonp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mAustralian Beer Giftp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mCrew Sipping Potassium Drink To Bar Heartbeat Irregularitiesp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mRevisions in Highlights Of Apollo 16 Flight Planp24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mAPOLLO 16 COURSE TO EARTH REFINED; Mattingly 'Walks' in Space to Retrieve Moon Film -Microbe Test Conducted Apollo 16 Course to Earth Refined; Mattingly 'Walks' in Space to Retrieve Moon Filmp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Heads for Splashdown Todayp29
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mReturn of Apollo 16 on TVp50
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Returnsp40
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mApollo 16 Splashes Down in the Pacific; Elated Astronauts Seem in Good Health; Apollo 16 Splashes Down in Pacific After 11-Day Voyage to Moonp1
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mNixon Tells Astronauts 'Nation is Proud Of You'p24
4/16/72Apollo 16Saturn V11d 1h 51mDoctors Seek to Learn Why Astronauts Lost Weight in Spacep13
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mA FLASH IN NIGHT; Computer Signal Halts Countdown With 30 Seconds to Go Apollo Launched on Last Mission to Moon After Delayp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Astronauts Who Have Trod the Moon: Where Are They Now? What Are They Doing?p60
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO DELAYED IN ITS COUNTDOWN FOR MOON FLIGHT; Computer Halts the Mission Just 30 Seconds Before Scheduled Launching MALFUNCTION IS SENSED Third-Stage Liquid Oxygen Tank in Saturn 5 Rocket Is Not Pressurized Apollo Launched on Last Mission to Moon After Delayp109
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo 17 Gives Photographers Rare Chance to Test Techniquesp60
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO LAUNCHED ON FINAL FLIGHT TO MOON AFTER A 2 1/2-HOUR DELAY CAUSED BY PROBLEMS WITH ROCKETp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mFLIGHT IS HALTED BY A 'SEQUENCER'; The Automatic Device Came Into Play Only 3 Minutes Before Scheduled Firingp60
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mHalf Million Spectators Wait, Watch, Wonder; Tense Half-Million Spectators Wait p109
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mNo Special Apollo TVp60
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m2 Other Flights Faced Delay During Launchingp60
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mCape Hoping for the Best In Wake of Apollo's Boomp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO SPEEDING ON MOON COURSE; Craft Maneuvers to Make Up Time Lost in Lift-Off to Meet Landing Plan Apollo 17 Speeding on Course to Moonp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mComputer Hypochondriap44
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mExperts Tricked the Computerp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mHarrison Hagan Schmittp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m3 Men on Last Apollo Moon Flight; Eugene Andrew Cernanp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mRonald Ellwin Evansp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mTV Coverage of Landingp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAstronauts Refine Aim on Moon And Inspect the Landing Vehicle; Astronauts Refine Course And Inspect Landing Shipp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mGood Wishes From Sovietp42
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo; Last Flight A Myth Became a Real WorldE1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Near Moon Orbit; Two to Walk Tomorrow; Apollo 17 Nears Orbit of Moon; 2 to Walk on Surface Tomorrowp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Will Lower Orbit in Two Stages to Lessen Risk of Crashp71
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApproaching Lunar OrbitE1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mTV Networks Schedule Apollo Moon Coveragep71
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO IN LUNAR ORBIT; CERNAN, SCHMITT START WALKS ON MOON TONIGHTp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mColor TV Broadcasts From Moon Scheduledp46
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mFood After Splashdownp46
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mHighlights of Apollo Lunar Flight Planp46
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mMoscow And The Moonp39
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mTarget Area Might Yield Oldest Rocks Yet Studied; Lunar Target Site May Yield Oldest Rocks Yet Examinedp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m6TH LANDING NEAR; Rocket Fires Perfectly on Far Side of Moon in Key Maneuver Apollo in Lunar Orbit; Cernan, Schmitt Start Walks Tonight p1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m2 ASTRONAUTS EXPLORE A VALLEY OF MOON; LAST LANDING OF APOLLO SERIES IS SMOOTHp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mCaribbean Cruise Attempts To Seek Meaning of Apollo; Cruise to the Caribbean Attempts to Fathom Meaning of Apollop49
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m'Challenger Has Landed'p46
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mCRAFT ON TARGET; First of 3 Scheduled Lunar 'Walks' Lasts Over Seven Hours Astronauts Explore Valley On Moon After Craft Landsp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mHighlights of Apollo Lunar Flight Planp38
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mScientific Tools Set Up For Moon Experiments; Scientific Tools Set Up for Experiments on the Moonp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mSequence of Three Traverses on Moonp38
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mSpace Program's Cost Is $26-Billion So Farp38
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mTelecasts Planned Today Of Second Day on Moonp38
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mASTRONAUTS DRIVE ROVER TO FOOT OF A LUNAR PEAK; REPAIR FENDER WITH MAPS; DEBRIS EXAMINED Ancient Boulders Are Sought by 2 Men on Second Excursion Astronauts, on the 2d Day, Find Orange Lunar Soil p109
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mASTRONAUTS, ON 2D DAY, FIND ORANGE LUNAR SOIL; COLLECT ANCIENT ROCKS; DISCOVERY HAILED Material May Be Over 4 Billion Years Old -- Vehicle Repaired Astronauts, on the 2d Day, Find Orange Lunar Soil p1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mHarrison Schmitt Day Slatedp50
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mHighlights of Apollo Lunar Flight Planp50
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mOrbiting Craft Is Probing Moon's Interior by Radio; Orbiting Craft Is Probing Moon's Interior by Radiop1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mRites Mark Crossing Of Equator by Carrierp50
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo 17 Coverage Gets Little Viewer Responsep95
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Flight Highlightsp52
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mASTRONAUTS GAUGE MOON GRAVITY IN LAST WALK OF APOLLO PROGRAM; FAIL TO DISCOVER VOLCANIC TRACES; LIFT-OFF TONIGHT Challenger Will Rejoin Command Ship in Orbit of Moon ASTRONAUTS END WALK ON MOONp97
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mASTRONAUTS END WALKS ON MOON AFTER UNVEILING PLAQUE TO PEACE AND DEDICATING A ROCK TO YOUTH; LIFT-OFF TONIGHT Last Exploration Fails to Uncover Volcanic Traces at Crater ASTRONAUTS END WALK ON MOONp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mBeautiful Here Today'p52
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mGeologists Eagerly Await Colored Soil From Moon; Apollo Samples May Provide Valuable Information About the History and Chemistry of Lunar Interiorp52
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mRust on the Moonp46
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mThe Dedication Remarksp52
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m'America and Challenger Are in a Good Tight Navy Formation'p32
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Flight Highlightsp32
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mBalky Lunar Antenna Retracts on Spaceshipp32
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mCERNAN AND SCHMITT BLAST OFF AFTER THREE DAYS ON THE MOON AND LINK UP WITH COMMAND SHIP; NIXON HAILS FEAT Apollo Crew to Stay in Lunar Orbit Nearly Two More Days Cernan and Schmitt Lift Off From Moonp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mChinese Scientists Praise Apollo Feat As U.S. Tour Endsp32
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mFarewell to the Moonp46
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mTime Spent on Moon A Record 75 Hoursp32
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Flight Highlightsp18
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO SURVEYS SURFACE OF MOON ON FINAL ORBITS; Command Ship Pronounced Fit to Begin Three-Day Trip to Earth Today Apollo Surveying Surface of Moon on Final Orbitsp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO ROCKETS FROM LUNAR ORBIT FOR TRIP TO EARTH; Splashdown Set for Tuesday -- Scientists Assert Data Hint Moon Still Lives APOLLO ROCKETS FROM MOON ORBITp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mEnd of A Great Adventure; ApolloE1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mPerspective on ApolloE10
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mRemaining Highlights Of Flight of Apollo 17p43
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mThe $25-Billion Apollo Program -- Was It Worth It?E10
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mASTRONAUT STEPS OUTSIDE APOLLO TO RETRIEVE FILM; Floats for 47 Minutes -Craft Will Splash Down in Pacific Tomorrow ASTRONAUT STEPS OUTSIDE APOLLOp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAPOLLO ON COURSE FOR SPLASHDOWN IN PACIFIC TODAY; Weather in Recovery Area Expected to Be Good -- Carrier on Alert APOLLO ON COURSE FOR SPLASHDOWNp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mAgency Has Spaceships And Rockets Left Overp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Scissors Still Missingp17
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo 17 Splashes Down Accurately In Successful Finale to Moon Project; Apollo 17 Splashes Down in Finale to Moon Projectp1
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51m12 CONGRESSMEN SEE SPLASHDOWN; A Renewal of Emphasis on Space Research Urgedp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mNixon Statement on Apollo 17's Returnp30
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mReturn From the Moonp42
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Crewmen Back on American Soilp21
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mEUROPE TO JOIN POST-APOLLO PLAN; 12 Nations Also Vote to Help Build Booster Rocketp21
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mMeaning of Apollo: The Future Will Decidep21
12/7/72Apollo 17Saturn V12d 13h 51mApollo Crew Back in Houston; Debriefings on Moon Trip Beginp15
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hCOMPUTER PROBLEM WILL DELAY SHUTTLE AT LEAST TWO DAYS; ENGINEERS FIND TIMING FAULT Conference Scheduled for Today to Decide on Repairs and Plan for New Launching Time Conference to Be Held Today Problem Becomes Evident Computer Problem Delays Launching of Space Shuttle Preparations for Launchingp1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hNASA Blames A Timing Flaw In Instructions; Problem 'Never Seen Before' NASA Blames Timing Flaw for Problem in Spaceship Computers Backup Failed to Get Data Faulty 'Patch' Ruled Outp1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hNASA Officials Were Apprehensive About Possibility of a Computer Lapsep11
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hThrongs Are Frustrated By Liftoff Postponement; 85,000 People on Grounds Guests Still Enthusiastic p11
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hAnother Try; With Fingers Tightly CrossedE1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hComputer Slip Is Termed Result of Simple Chance; 'Don't Fully Understand' One 25th of a Second Early A Shortcoming Is Seen 'Difficult to Diagnose'p35
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hPolice Expecting More Than a Million at Launching; 30 Troopers Set for Duty 72,000 Inside Center p34
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hPROBLEM IN SHUTTLE IS REPORTED SOLVED; WAY CLEAR FOR TEST; Countdown Resumes With Liftoff Planned for Today--Timing of Computers Is Altered Timing Problem Is Found Problem Is Reported Solved as Launching of Shuttle Is Set for Today Refueling of Spacecraftp1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hStrip Used for Training Astronauts Is Prepared for Emergency Landing; 19 Seconds to Drop Gear $2 Million for Preparationsp35
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hA Curious Convoy Is Set to Greet Shuttle in California; Monitoring the Landing Special Protective Spacesuits Checking on Liquid Hydrogen Opening the HatchA12
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hAstronauts' Families Gathered for Liftoff; On a Separate FlightA10
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hBooster Rockets Are Retrieved; Soviet Vessel Is Warned Away; 20 Flights Seen for Rockets Helicopter Warns Trawler Schedule Boosters Retrieved as Soviet Ship Is Warned Away Chutes Retrieved FirstA9
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hBringing the Craft Back Down: A Time of High Risk; Fuel Tank Cast Off Slowed by 'De-Orbit Burn' Will Lose Radio ContactA12
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hColumbia Crew Quarters Are 'Tourist' for Now, But Future Is 'First Class'; Electronic Seat Adjustments No Stale Sandwiches As for the Toilet A15
4/12/811Columbia02d 06h'Cripp and I Are Mighty Proud'; A Parting Message From Young: 'Cripp and I Are Mighty Proud' 'Smooth Sailing, Baby' Passing Critical Points 'What a View!' Orbiting Over Madrid Check of Payload Bay Doors In Orbit Over Madrid A1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hJohn W. Young; A Mission in Life: The Space Shuttle A Place in Non-Regulation LoreA10
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hLIFTOFF ON SCHEDULE; Crippen and Young Finish Several Crucial Tasks Before First Meal 'We've Got a Super Vehicle' First of Four Orbital Tests 2 Astronauts Rocket to Orbit on Shuttle; Craft Loses Some Tiles Message From Reagan Sudden Burst of FlameA1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hNation's Hopes Carried Aloft By Shuttle; Delay Caused Some Disquieting Doubts Unmanned Mission Lacks Some Drama Aspirations of United States Are Carried Aloft by Space Shuttle An Impressive Close-Up View Endless Possibility of MishapA9
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hReagan Sees Launching On TV at White House; Limited Official Activities Decision to 'Leave Him Alone' Text of StatementA11
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hRobert L. Crippen; High Grades as Student in Texas 'Work is Getting to Fly Airplanes'A10
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hShuttle's Sophistication to Alter Role of Mission Control; First Crisis of the Era Crews Will Be Reduced Shorter Planning TimeA11
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hSHUTTLE ROCKETS INTO ORBIT ON FIRST FLIGHT; SOME TILES FALL OFF, BUT NASA SEES NO DANGERA1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hSome Wept, Some Slept And Some Saw Liftoff As a Big Waste of Money; Husband Slept Through It Military Benefits Seen Called 'a New Era' New Yorkers Divided A11
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hTechnicians Trying to Assess Loss of 13 or More Tiles; No 'Doomsday' Thinking No Danger Seen In Loss of 13 or More Of the 31,000 Tiles On Shuttle Surface Shock Waves in the Ascent A1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hThe Maiden Voyage of ColumbiaA9
4/12/811Columbia02d 06h'Yeeeow!' and 'Doggone!' Are Shouted on Beaches As Crowds Watch Liftoff; 'Please, God, Don't Let it Fail' A13
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hFord Plays Key Role in Shuttle Project; Its Aerospace Team Works At Houston The Moves Into Other FieldsD5
4/12/811Columbia02d 06h2 Efforts to Photograph Tiles Are Unsuccessful; Two Attempts to Take PicturesC6
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hIdeal Weather Expected When Shuttle Glides In Before Crowd of Thousands; Examination by 'Tile Experts' Hundreds of Spectators ArriveC7
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hSHUTTLE PUT THROUGH TESTS FOR PLANNED LANDING TODAY; 2 ASTRONAUTS ENJOYING VIEW; BUSH RADIOS PRAISE Controllers Are Confident Loss of Tiles Will Pose No Re-entry Hazard Bush Congratulates Crew Space Shuttle Is Tested For Its Landing Today Landing Procedure Instructions From HoustonA1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hThousands of Objects of 'Space Junk' in Earth Orbit; No Tiles Discerned Small Objects TrackedC6
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hTwo Who Flew in Space Back Program in Capital; Influence on Science Policy Robots Versus MenC7
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hA Speck Pierces Horizon; Dropping to the Desert Thousunds Cheer as a Speck Pierces Horizon Over DesertA1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hAt Mission Control, Even Exhilaration Came on Cue; Tension Goes With Job Eager Anticipation Final Moments of Mission A21
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hCOLUMBIA RETURNS: SHUTTLE ERA OPENS; First Re-usable Spaceship Glides to Landing in Desert; Commander Calls Flight 'Tremendous, Start to Finish' A1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hFLIERS EMERGE ELATED; Crippen Says That Nation Is 'Back in the Space Business to Stay' 215 Miles an Hour Right on Course in Approach Columbia Returns to the Earth, Opening a New Era of Space Flight Crippen's First Space Trip A1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hGoal: 2d Trip in 6 Months And 100 in Ship's Lifetime; 2d Shuttle Trip in 6 Months Is Among GoalsA1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hMission Control: 'Columbia, You're Really Looking Good. Right on the Money'; Coming Into California 'Looking Really Good' End of a Successful Mission Waiting to Get Out A23
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hNation Reacts With Cheers and 'We're No. 1 Again'; Outpouring of National Pride Message From Waldheim News Reaches a Gold Mine Arms Race CitedA24
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hOld Man of the Mission Exceeds His Junior in JoyA21
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hPride on the Mojave; Shuttle Success Is Psychological Boost But Some Doubt Its Practical Effects News Analysis 'A Shot in the Arm' Back to PracticalitiesA22
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hShuttle Project Manager; Melvin Edwin Burke Man in the News Forerunner of Space Shuttle Assigned to Project in 1977A23
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hShuttle's Launching Pad Is a Scene of Devastation; Damage From Launching Dust Spreads for Miles.A23
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hCrippen and Young Were Insured With Policies for $800,000 EachB8
4/12/811Columbia02d 06h50 Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong About the Columbia's Return; French Viewers Angered More Exciting Than ApolloB8
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hNASA OFFICIALS FIND THE SPACE SHUTTLE IN 'EXCELLENT' SHAPE; 100 TRIPS SAID TO BE POSSIBLE Technicians Prepare the Columbia for Return to Cape Canaveral --Tiles Will Be Tested No Tiles Lost in Re-entry Astronauts to Be Debriefed NASA Officials Say the Columbia Is in 'Excellent' Shape Close Inspection to Come Technicians Busy on CraftA1
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hSoviet Comment on ColombiaB8
4/12/811Columbia02d 06hTechnology; Debate Over Shuttle BenefitsD2
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hCountdown for Shuttle Begins Again; Oil and Filters ChangedA16
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hFURTHER TROUBLE DELAYS LAUNCHING OF SPACE SHUTTLE; But Countdown for the Liftoff Resumes After Engineers Repair a Signal Device Malfunction Traced Data Processing Problem Further Trouble Delays Shuttle Liftoff Problem Could Lie Deeper Hopes for Second Mission Favorable Weather ForecastA1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hColumbia's Second Mission: As Thunderous as Ever; Amid Joy at Launching, Whispers of Doubt Rise 'Like a God' Corporate Angle A31
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hConsoles to Cockpit: All Well, but Then ...; Awaiting the Separation Getting the Go to Go on Several Problems Arise Fuel Cell Troubles A31
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hCraft's Mechanical Arm Faces First Test in Space; Jointed Device Is to Be Used in Key Tasks in Future Emergency Procedure Ability to Reach in Space Protection From ElementsA31
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hFailure of a Power Device Led to a Fear of Explosion; Failure of Power Device Led to Explosion FearsA1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hSHUTTLE RISES TO ORBIT, BUT A FUEL CELL FAILS; TRIP MAY BE CUT SHORT; 2 OTHER UNITS WORK Aides Decline to Discuss Possible Implications for Space Program Could Run Full 5 Days Persistent Trouble Columbia's Second Mission: A Flawed First Day Shuttle Rises Into Orbit but One of Fuel Cells Fails; Mission May Be Short Rush to Meet Deadline Liftoff of the Columbia 'Smooth as Glass' A1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hTruly: Grandfather, 44, Has a Birthday in SpaceA30
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hASTRONAUTS ORDERED TO END FLIGHT TODAY, 3 DAYS EARLY; RECALL 'PRUDENT,' NASA SAYS; MOST TESTING DONE Weather Expected to Be Favorable for Landing at California Base 'Prudent Thing to Do' Astronauts Ordered to End Mission Today, 3 Days Early, in 'Prudent' Move Landing Weather Forecast Surprise at Cell Problem Procedure for Re-entry Reagan Visits Space Center p1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hEdwards Base on Alert For Columbia Landing; Layout of Two Runwaysp9
11/12/812Columbia02d 06h3 Networks Plan To Cover Eventp9
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hSystem Enables Spaceship to Land Without Pilot; Similar Systems for Airports A Variety of Landing Pathsp9
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hAstronaut's Father Elatedp36
11/12/812Columbia02d 06h200,000 at Air Base Cheer 2d Return of the Shuttle; A Long Wait for Many Greetings From Mission Control Crew Leaves Shuttle p36
11/12/812Columbia02d 06h'BIRD IS REAL SOLID'; 2 Astronauts Cheered by Throng as They Make Graceful Setdown Major Objectives Achieved 'A Great Day' Space Shuttle Lands Safely After Troubled Mission; Most Tests Completed Future Schedule Not Affected A Turn to Face Forward Speed Drops to 4,320 M.P.H. All 3 Power Units Work Weather Not Perfect p1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hColumbia Could Help Unscramble A Data Glut; Distinctions With a Difference On the Crests of Waves Looking Pollution Up and DownE8
11/12/812Columbia02d 06h'Factory' in Space Sought for Shuttlep36
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hGusty Winds Cause a Last-Minute Reassignment of Runway for the Shuttlep36
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hHeavy Seas Hinder Recovery of Boosters Off Coast of Floridap35
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hHouston and Columbia: Talk on the Way Homep1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06h60% in Poll Back Shuttle Programp34
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hMan Has Yet to Master Shuttle's Sophistication; A Built-In Redundancy Confidence To Use the Systemp34
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hSecond Flight Yields Rich Harvest of Space Data; Series of Flight Tests Space Walk Rehearsal Dropped Recording Made Automaticallyp34
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hShuttle's Pad Is Cleaned Up For 3d Liftoff; 'Residue Was Minimal' Water Dampened Shock Wavesp35
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hSPACE SHUTTLE LANDS SAFELY AFTER ITS TROUBLED MISSION; MOST OF ITS TESTS COMPLETEDp1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hColumbia Astronauts Tell Bush of Mission Letdown; Shuttle's Handling 'Solid' Support for Space Activities Columbia Astronauts Tell of Letdown in Shortened Mission NASA Mission Is EndorsedA1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hRecovery of Boosters From Shuttle Stalled By Broken Tow LineA19
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hSHUTTLE WEATHERS ITS SECOND MISSION WITH LESS DAMAGE; COLUMBIA 'LOOKS SUPERB' Only 12 Heat-Protective Tiles Require Replacement for Third Trip Next March No Tiles Lost Fuel Cell to Be Examined LESS DAMAGE SEEN ON 2D SHUTTLE TRIP More Dynamic StressesA1
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hShuttle's Return to Florida Is Behind ScheduleC3
11/12/812Columbia02d 06hShuttle's Critics Call for a Broad Reassessment; 'It Is Not Routine'C3
3/22/823Columbia08dSHUTTLE IS POISED FOR LIFTOFF TODAYA1
3/22/823Columbia08dTV Coverage of the Columbia On 3 Major Networks TodayB8
3/22/823Columbia08dHuge Crowd Squeals and Claps as Shuttle Begins Its MissionC4
3/22/823Columbia08dJack R. LousmaC4
3/22/823Columbia08dLousma: 'This Ride Is a Real Barn Burner!'C4
3/22/823Columbia08dSHUTTLE IS LOFTED INTO EARTH ORBIT FOR THIRD MISSIONA1
3/22/823Columbia08dThird Time Around: The Columbia Turns to High ScienceC1
3/22/823Columbia08dUsed Rockets Are Located On ScheduleC5
3/22/823Columbia08d18-Year-Old Sends His Insects Into OrbitC5
3/22/823Columbia08dBoosters Found in Good ShapeB6
3/22/823Columbia08dFabric to Replace Tile Heat ShieldingB7
3/22/823Columbia08dSome Tiles Damaged In Noncritical Areas, Shuttle's Crew SaysA1
3/22/823Columbia08dAstronauts' 3d Day Easier, But Small Problems PersistB16
3/22/823Columbia08dCREW'S AIRSICKNESS EXPECTED TO EASEB16
3/22/823Columbia08dAstronauts Use 'Arm' of Shuttle In Waving TestA1
3/22/823Columbia08dFailure Jeopardized Shuttle's Voice CommunicationsA1
3/22/823Columbia08dFLIGHT CONTINUES DESPITE FAILURES OF SHUTTLE RADIOA1
3/22/823Columbia08dA Very Long but Worthwhile Week in SpaceE1
3/22/823Columbia08dSHUTTLE MAY END TRIP ON SCHEDULEA1
3/22/823Columbia08dCrew Preparing the Shuttle for Its Desert LandingA1
3/22/823Columbia08dNetworks to Televise The Shuttle LandingB10
3/22/823Columbia08dThousands Gather Near White Sands To See Shuttle's Third Return to EarthB10
3/22/823Columbia08dAstronauts Must Choose One of Three RunwaysC4
3/22/823Columbia08dFIERCE SANDSTORM DELAYS THE RETURN OF SPACE SHUTTLE; LANDING IS SET FOR TODAYA1
3/22/823Columbia08dThe Shuttle: Perfection Eludes NASA but Confidence GrowsC1
3/22/823Columbia08dAt Canaveral, Dejection And Look to the FutureA22
3/22/823Columbia08dSHUTTLE RETURNS AFTER 8-DAY TRIP, LANDING IN DESERT A1
3/22/823Columbia08dToo Fine a MachineA30
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hHailstorm Damages Shuttle; NASA Is Hopeful on LiftoffA2
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hTV Networks to Cover Columbia LaunchingA27
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hOn-Time Liftoff a Departure From Past TripsB8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hPrivate Experiments Get a 'Bargain' Ride in SpaceB8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hShuttle, Carrying Military Cargo, Blasts Off in Smoothest Start YetA1
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hSpace Shuttle's Astronauts Have Had a Share of Earthbound FrustrationsB8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hThomas Kenneth Mattingly 2dB8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hHope Dims for Rockets That SankC3
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hMEDICAL RESEARCH BEGUN ON SHUTTLEA1
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hFLIGHT OF SHUTTLE CALLED 'CLEANEST' OF TEST PROGRAMA1
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hColumbia Crew 'Hot-Wires' Student ExperimentsB8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hAstronauts Able to Open Cargo DoorA8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hHow to Listen In on LandingA16
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hNASA Hopes Ill Winds Will Blow Some GoodA16
6/27/824Columbia07d 01h3 Networks to Cover Landing of ColumbiaA16
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hReporter's Notebook: Reagan Aides Making the Most of Shuttle LandingA16
6/27/824Columbia07d 01h500,000 Holiday Revelers See Shuttle LandingA8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hReagan Affirms Support For U.S. Space ProgramA8
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hSHUTTLE RETURNS FROM ITS LAST TESTA1
6/27/824Columbia07d 01hWith Technical Problems Solved, Shuttle Faces Fiscal and Political HurdlesA8
11/11/825Columbia05d 02h3 Major TV Networks To Cover LaunchingB16
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hSpace Shuttle Set for Critical Change From Tests to Real WorkB16
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hNew Communications Era Foreseen With Shuttle's Launching of SatelliteB8
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hShuttle Lifts Off In Fifth Mission With Crew of 4A1
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hSketches of the Astronauts Orbiting Earth Today Aboard the Space ShuttleB9
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hShuttle Mission Puts Focus on Research CrewmenA10
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hShuttle Completes Main Task By Launching Its 2d SatelliteA1
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hAstronaut Is Sick; Space Walk Postponed Till MondayA38
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hColumbia Phone Line Takes 500, 000 CallsA38
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hNASA Wants Corporations To Help Pay the FreightE8
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hSpace Walk: Very High-Level RiskA38
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hAstronaut Said to Be Well; Space Walk Is Set For TodayB6
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hFluid Test Performed For YouthB6
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hAstronauts' Walk Canceled as Spacesuits FailA1
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hMost Complex Garments Ever MadeA1
11/11/825Columbia05d 02h2 NEW SATELLITES NEAR HOVER ORBITSA24
11/11/825Columbia05d 02hSpacecraft's First Operational Flight Ends Smoothly in DesertA1
11/11/825Columbia05d 02h'Ugly Duckling' of Space Taught Skeptics to BelieveA24
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hLive TV Coverage Set By 3 Major NetworksA17
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hSpace Shuttle Is Pronounced Set for Liftoff TodayA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02h4 ASTRONAUTS RIDE 2D SPACE SHUTTLE INTO EARTH ORBIT; CREW DEPLOYS SATELLITEA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hChallenger, a Lighter, Stronger Spacecraft, Makes Its DebutC5
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hSatellite Carried In Space Shuttle Is Short of Orbit; NASA Hopes to Fire Jets to Correct Its PositionA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hNASA IS CONFIDENT PLAN CAN CORRECT SATELLITE'S ORBIT; TASK COULD TAKE 2 WEEKSA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hASTRONAUTS WALK OUTSIDE SHUTTLEA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hManeuvers to Raise Satellite Into a Higher Orbit DelayedA20
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hAstronauts Pack Up in Preparation for a Return to Earth TodayA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hTV Networks to Cover Spacecraft's LandingA8
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hASTRONAUTS RIDE 2D SPACE SHUTTLE TO SMOOTH LANDING; COMPLETE A 5-DAY MISSIONA1
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hRocket Failure Was PhotographedA30
4/4/836Challenger05d06d 02hShuttle Won't Soon Carry Its Own Financial WeightE22
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hSatellite Tests To Highlight Shuttle FlightA1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hCool, Versatile Astronaut A1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hPhysicist Is First U.S. Woman in SpaceA1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hShuttle Rockets to Orbit With 5 AboardA1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hSketches of the Four Men of the Challenger's CrewA20
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hWomen's Leaders Hail Sally RideA20
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hANOTHER SATELLITE SENT FROM SHUTTLEA1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hChallenger, Passing Its Tests, Prepares to Catch a SatelliteC3
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hRETRIEVAL TESTING DUE IN ORBIT TODAYA1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hCHALLENGER CREW SNARES SATELLITEA1
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hSoviet Astronaut Praises Dr RideB11
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hShuttle Flight Termed 'Nearly Perfect Mission'A10
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hLanding Switch Could Delay Future MissionsA16
6/18/837Challenger06d 01hSHUTTLE RETURNS, DIVERTED TO LAND ON THE WEST COAST; TRIUMPHANT 6-DAY FLIGHT A1
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hDAZZLING LIFTOFF SENDS THE SHUTTLE INTO EARTH ORBIT; ROCKETS ABLAZE IN NIGHTA1
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hNew Satellite Technology Will Beam TV to Remote RegionsC1
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hAstronauts Begin Busy Schedule After Liftoff Turns Night Into Day; 5 Astronauts Begin Busy Schedule After Fiery LiftoffA1
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hBackgrounds Of 4 on ShuttleB6
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hFirst U.S. Black in Space; Guion Stewart Bluford Jr.B6
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hReagan to Visit CanaveralB6
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hShuttle Phone Lines Are BusyB6
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hAstronauts Deploy Satellite And Get Call From ReaganA12
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hShuttle's Robotic Arm Hoists Dummy SpacecraftD20
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hCHALLENGER DROPS ORBIT BY 54 MILES; Shuttle Cruises Closer to Earth to Test Effects of Particles on Missions of FutureA9
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hExcerpts From News Conference With Crew of ChallengerA36
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hShuttle Astronauts Are Confident Over Nighttime Landing Monday; ASTRONAUTS READY FOR NIGHT LANDINGA1
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hNear Its End, Shuttle Mission Is Declared Successful and the Most Trouble-Free EverA9
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hColumbia Going Back Into Space In Next Mission With a Crew of 6C2
8/30/838Challenger10d 07hShuttle Ends a Successful Mission With Flawless Landing at Night; Nighttime Shuttle Landing a SuccessA1
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hLive Coverage Is Set For Liftoff of ShuttleB11
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hShuttle's Mission Seen Heralding New U.S.-European Cooperation; Space Flight Seen as Opening Era Of U.S.-European CooperationA1
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hAstronauts on the Ninth Space Shuttle MissionC12
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hByron K. LichtenbergC12
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hShuttle Scientists in Elaborate TestsA18
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hASTRONAUTS PROBE HIGH ATMOSPHERE; Spacelab Tests Providing First Definitive Data on Critical Zone 50 to 60 Miles UpD27
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hShuttle to Be Visible In the New York AreaD27
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hShuttle Mission May Be Extended for a DayB24
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hAstronauts' 5th Day Blends Discovery and Trouble-ShootingA10
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hVoyage of Space Shuttle Is Extended to ThursdayA36
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hASTRONAUT MENDS A SHUTTLE CAMERA; Mapping Experiment to Go On -- Other Tests Also Fixed for Extended MissionA17
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hReagan and Kohl Hail Flight In Joint Telecast to ShuttleC2
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hSPACE TEST JOLTS INNER-EAR THEORY; Shuttle Scientist's Response to Experiment Casts Doubt on Nobel-Winning IdeaA13
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hNo Scandal in SpaceA30
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hSHUTTLE WILL END SPACE TRIP TODAY; 10-Day Mission, One Day More Than Expected, Is Longest Yet in NASA Program A27
11/28/839Columbia10d 07hShuttle Program Computer Failures Began on First Test Landing in 1977A24
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hCountdown Goes Smoothly for Launching Today of 8-Day Shuttle MissionA16
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hAstronauts Poised for Bold Walk; Test of untethered movement in space is still planned despite serious problems on mission. Space Walk Still PlannedC1
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hSHUTTLE PROBLEMS LEAD TO A 'RECALL'; Rocket Booster for Satellites Cannot Be Used Until Flaw Is Fixed, Officials Say B10
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hNASA Chief Foresees Solution to Satellite TroubleB14
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hSpeedy Astronauts Hardly Feel ItA23
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hSoviet Astronauts DockA23
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hSpace Shuttle Set to Land Today At Cape Canaveral for First Timep34
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hFirst Shuttle Landing at Launching Base Is Perfect; First Shuttle Landing at Launching Base Is Perfectp1
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23h75,000 Gather to See Landingp38
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hMotors Cited in 2 Failuresp38
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hTass Says Mission Failedp38
2/3/8441-BChallenger07d 23hTwo Brakes Fail on Space Shuttle; System Redesign Is ConsideredA19
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hReusable Space 'Truck' For Orbit ExperimentsA33
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSketches of the 5 Men Aboard the ChallengerA33
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hBell Loss Is a Gain For NASANJ16
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSpace Crew to Attempt Historic Repair MissionA40
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hThe Conversations in Space as Rescue FailedB11
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hAstronaut Tells of Gains In Curing Space SicknessC2
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hShuttle Set for New Effort To Capture Ailing Satellite; Challenger Astronauts Plan New Effort To Capture Ailing Solar Max SatelliteC1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hOfficial Says Chinese Will Join Shuttle CrewB7
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23h2 Repairmen From Space Shuttle Set for 'Surgery in Boxing Gloves'B6
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hRetrieval of Satellite: Risks and LuckB7
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hBALKY BLACK BOX KEY TO OPERATION; New Unit Enables Satellite to Maneuver Accurately With Spinning Metal WheelsB11
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hStud on Satellite May Have Foiled AstronautB11
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSatellite to Resume Study of Flares and SunspotsB11
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSpace Shuttle Poised For First Service Call On Satellite in Orbit; SHUTTLE IS POISED FOR A SERVICE CALLA1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSpace Shuttle Off on Satellite-Repair Mission; Space Shuttle Climbs Into Orbit on a Satellite-Repair Missionp1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSATELLITE PLACED IN ORBIT AS CREW FACES MAJOR TEST; NASA Officials Are Confident of Success in Repairing of an Ailing Observatory After Deploying Satellite, Shuttle Begins to Track Solar Observatory p1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hCHALLENGER FAILS TO SEIZE SATELLITE FOR REPAIR EFFORT; NEW ATTEMPT IS PLANNED Astronaut's Struggles to Grab Solar Station for Retrieval Leave It in Worse Spin Challenger Fails to Retrieve a Defective SatelliteA1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hOf Little Glitches and Big HeadachesB11
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hThe Conversations in Space as Rescue FailedB11
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hShuttle's Robotic Arm Snares Errant Satellite; Shuttle's Team Snares Orbiting Satellite in SpaceA1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hTwo on Shuttle Repair Defects Of Ailing Craft; Astronauts Use Tools to Return Life to Satellite Astronauts Succeed in Repairing Satellite DefectsA1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hFixed Satellite Reset in Orbit; Shuttle Ready to Land Today; Satellite Job Done, Shuttle Is Set to Land Today A1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hCape's Fickle Weather Diverts Shuttle Againp30
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hShuttle Lands in Desert on Coast, Diverted by Bad Weather at Cape; Space Shuttle Lands in Coast Desert p1
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hKennedy Excels At Nanuet RelaysS3
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hMilitary Payload Loftedp23
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hNuts and Bolts of Interstellar RepairE20
4/6/8441-CChallenger06d 23hSpace Shuttle Condition Called 'Remarkable'p23
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dFlaw Results in 3d Postponement of Shuttle FlightB7
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSpace Photos Show New Soviet RocketsB13
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSpace Strategy Approved, Minus New GoalsB12
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dTrouble-Plagued Shuttle Is Set to FlyB13
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dFlaws at Air Base Held No Problem for ShuttleB8
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dNEWEST SHUTTLE FIRED INTO ORBIT AFTER 3 DELAYS; CREW DEPLOYS SATELLITE Liftoff Postponed 7 Minutes After Small Plane Enters a Restricted Air Zone Delay-Plagued Shuttle Is Orbited; Crew Deploys First of 3 SatellitesA1
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dReagan Brings Up Tax Issue In Talk to Space ScientistsB8
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSix Astronauts Share Lifelong Love of Flight and a Dream to See the StarsB8
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dShuttle Crew Sends 2d Satellite in Orbitp1
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dPlastic Bag May Fix Balky Shuttle Toiletp30
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSOLAR POWER MAST UNFOLDED 73 FEET IN ASTRONAUT TEST; 3D SATELLITE PUT IN ORBIT Drug-Processing Experiment Is Plagued by Failures -- Reagan Talks to Crew SOLAR POWER MAST TESTED ON SHUTTLEp1
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSolar Array on Discovery Passes Additional Testsp10
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dICE POSES PUZZLE, BUT SHUTTLE TRIP IS HELD A SUCCESS; NASA Ponders Plans to Ease Freeze-Up, Fearing Harm to Tiles on Re-entry Space Agency Weighs Plans to Remove Ice From Shuttle A1
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dROBOT ARM KNOCKS TROUBLESOME ICE OFF SPACE SHUTTLE; COAST LANDING SET TODAY NASA Aides Acclaim Six-Day Mission of the Discovery as Complete Success Robot Arm Knocks Chunk of Ice Off Space ShuttleA1
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dShuttle Program: Its Successes and FailuresB11
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSHUTTLE RETURNS TO SAFE LANDING; NASA IS JUBILANT; 'BACK ON SCHEDULE AGAIN' Combining of Delayed Cargoes and Tests Enabled Agency to Make Up Lost Time Shuttle Glides to Landing After 6-Day Mission; NASA Is JubilantA1
8/30/8441-DDiscovery06dSuccess of Shuttle's Mission Bolsters Optimism at NASAB10
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hCountdown Begins for Shuttle LiftoffA1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hSpace Shuttle Crew of 7 Is Poised For Start Today of 8-Day MissionD17
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hLargest Crew Ever Sent Into Space Blends Interest in Flight and Sciencep8
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hNew Satellite to Study Flow of Solar Energy to and From Earthp8
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hShuttle Will Be 'Star' For 3 Tristate Dawnsp8
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hSHUTTLE LIFTS OFF FOR 8-DAY MISSION WITH RECORD CREW; 'We're Off and Running on a Launch a Month,' Official Says of the Program Space Shuttle Lifts Off for 8-Day Scientific Mission With Record Crew of 7 p1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hChallenger Takes a Closer Look at EarthE9
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hPROBLEMS HINDER SCIENTIFIC CHORES ON SPACE SHUTTLE; ROBOT ARM TO THE RESCUE Radar Panel Is Finally Stowed, but Wobbly Antenna May Slow Collection of Data Problems Nagging at Crew of Shuttlep1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hShuttle Moves Damaged Antenna To Face Satellite, Preserving Data; Shuttle Realigns Antenna; Space Walk Delayed A1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hCosmic Rays Temporarily Disrupt Space Shuttle's Communications; Burst of Cosmic Rays Disrupts Shuttle CommunicationsA1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05h2 Aboard Shuttle Get Go-Ahead To Try a Satellite Refueling TestA18
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05h'Really Great,' Says the First Woman From U.S. to Take a Walk in SpaceA1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05h7 Astronauts Prepare to Land Todayp6
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hPERFECT LANDING BY SHUTTLE MARKS RETURN TO FLORIDA; FEATS OF CREW ARE HAILED 2d Touchdown at Launching Site Points to Savings in Time and Future Costs Spacecraft Glides to Perfect Landingp1
10/5/8441-GChallenger08d 05hDamage Appears Negligible In First Inspection of ShuttleA13
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hSpace Shuttle Poised for Liftoff on Satellite Salvage OperationA14
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hGarn, Head of Senate Space Panel, Is Chosen to Fly Aboard Shuttle; Head of Senate Space Panel Picked for ShuttleA1
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hTurbulent Winds Prompt Delay of Shuttle FlightB12
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hA Space Inspection; Using the Promise of Flight, NASA Produces a Powerful Way to LobbyA29
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hSketches of Five Astronauts on MissionA28
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hSpace Shuttle Is Launched On Satellite Salvage FlightA1
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hThe Ultimate JunketA30
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hAstronauts Deploy Canadian Satellitep15
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hAnother Shuttle In Space, and a Senator on Deckp220
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hSecond Satellite Put in Orbit by Shuttle Astronautsp24
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hDISCOVERY NEARS A STRAY SATELLITE; Shuttle's Astronauts Attempt the First Retrieval Today in Complex OperationB14
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hNetworks Give Plans On Shuttle ReportingB14
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hASTRONAUTS SNARE ERRANT SATELLITE FOR THE FIRST TIME; AIM TO RETRIEVE 2D CRAFT Major Obstacle Is Overcome by Wrestling 1,200-Pound Palapa Into Cargo Bay Astronauts Snare Errant SatelliteA1
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hInsuror Delighted By Space Rescue And ImplicationsC3
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hShuttle Crew Maneuvers for Its Next Salvage JobB20
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hSECOND SATELLITE IN SPACE RESCUED BY 2 ASTRONAUTS; SHUTTLE SALVAGE HAILED Discovery Scheduled to Land in Florida Early Tomorrow, Ending 8-Day Mission Second Satellite in Space Rescued; Shuttle Salvage Mission Is HailedA1
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23h2 Satellites Launched, 2 Recaptured, Astronauts Prepare for HomeA23
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hEconomics in Outer Spacep23
11/8/8451-ADiscovery07d 23hSHUTTLE RETURNS AFTER A TRIUMPH IN SPACE RESCUES; MISSION TERMED HISTORIC NASA Official Says Salvaging Shows Capacity for Wide Range of Orbital Tasks Shuttle Returns After Triumphing in Its Rescues of Wayward Satellitesp1
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hFear of Ice Delays Shuttle LaunchingA10
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hSHUTTLE PREPARED FOR LIFTOFF TODAY; Icy Conditions at Launching Pad Tuesday Caused Delay for Secret U.S. MissionA21
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hExperts Say Satellite Can Detect Soviet War StepsA12
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hPentagon Seeking Source Of Disclosures on MissionA12
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hSHUTTLE LAUNCHED ON SECRET MISSION; Astronauts Begin First Flight With Solely Military Goals Manned Space Shuttle Is Launched on Secret MissionA1
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hNASA Reports Secret Shuttle Is 'Performing Satisfactorily'p4
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hINSIDE; Shuttle Returns Today; Mission Called Successfulp1
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hIn the Defense Department's Orbit; Last Week's Shuttle Mission Emphasized the Tilt Away From Civilian ProjectsE1
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hOn Secret Shuttle, Silence Is Leadenp16
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hSILENCE ATTENDS SHUTTLE'S LANDING, ENDING 3-DAY TRIP; FLIGHT HAD 'NO PROBLEMS' Crew Apparently Succeeded in What Was Reported as Deploying of Satellite Shuttle Lands in Silence After Secret 3-Day Trip A1
1/24/8551-CDiscovery03d 01hNo Major Problems Reported for ShuttleC2
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hCountdown Started for Space Shuttle LiftoffA18
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hLeak Problem in Experiment Solved on Eve of Shuttle's LaunchingB9
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSenator Who Aims High; Edwin Jacob Garnp8
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSHUTTLE LIFTS OFF AFTER RAIN DELAY; Satellite Is Deployed -- Crew of 7 Includes Senator Garn Garn and 6 Others Lift Off For Five-Day Shuttle Flightp1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23h4th Shuttle Heads to Floridap8
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hIdeas & Trends continued; Growing List of Shuttle GuestsE24
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSATELLITE LOFTED BUT FAILS TO WORK; NASA Weighs Space Walk -- Shuttle May Extend Flight Satellite Fails After Its Deployment From Shuttlep1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSPACE RENDEZVOUS IS SET TO INSPECT FAULTY SATELLITE; Risky Walk by Astronauts Is Ruled Out, but Mechanical Arm May Make Repair Space Rendezvous Is Planned To Inspect Troubled Satellite A1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hShuttle Is Used As a Workshop In Repair Effort; Astronauts Create Tool to Try to Fix Satellite Shuttle Astronauts Improvise Tools to Fix Disabled SatelliteA1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSPACE WALKERS RIG HANDMADE SNARES TO SAVE SATELLITE; RESCUE EFFORT SET TODAY Unrehearsed 3-Hour Activity Prepares for Repair Work From 35-Foot Distance Space Walkers Rig Satellite SnaresA1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hASTRONAUTS FAIL IN MOVE TO REVIVE ERRANT SATELLITE; CRAFT DOES NOT RESPOND Shuttle's Crew Snares Lever -- Officials Fear Complex Failure in the Satellite Move to Revive Satellite In Orbit Is UnsuccessfulA1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSatellite Failure Revives Questions About VentureB10
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSpace Shuttle Is Poised to Land TodayA20
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hSEVEN ASTRONAUTS MAKE SAFE LANDING IN SPITE OF MISHAPS; LOCKED BRAKES BLOW TIRE Damage on Final Day Includes Loose Heat-Shield Tile and a Hole at Tip of Wing Shuttle Lands Safely in Florida Despite Mishapsp1
4/12/8551-DDiscovery06d 23hWelcome Home, Senator Garnp22
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dA $2 Problem Scrubs Shuttle Delivery Planp24
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dSHUTTLE IS POISED FOR LIFTOFF TODAY IN SCIENCE MISSION; MONKEYS AND RATS BOARD Attempt to Deploy 2 Satellites Is Set for Today in Spite of Failure of Batteries SHUTTLE IS POISED FOR LIFTOFF TODAYA1
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dAfter 16 Years, Monkeys Are Back in SpaceC9
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dAstronauts Launch One Satellite, But They Fail to Deploy a Second; Shuttle Deploys One Satellite, but Fails With Second One A1
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dShuttle Crew Encounters Splendor of the AurorasA21
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dState Nominates 2 For Space FlightB8
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dANIMALS UPSTAGE ASTRONAUT CREW; Monkey Waves at TV Audience but Floating Particles Mar Experiments in SpaceA19
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dSnag Knds a Shuttle Experiment, but Results Please ScientistsA12
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dSpace Shuttle Collects Data on Source of Distant Cosmic Radiationp12
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dU.S. Names Teachers Vying for Space Voyagep12
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dOne Thing NASA Can't Settle: Astronauts' StomachsE26
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dSpacelab Monkeys Perform for World Televisionp36
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dASTRONAUTS STOW GEAR AS THEY HEAD FOR COAST LANDING; MISSION TERMED SUCCESS Weight of Spacelab in Cargo Bay Is a Factor in Shifting Touchdown to Mojave Shuttle Crew Prepares for Landing on Coast TodayA1
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dFight Over Animal Experiments Gains Intensity on Many Fronts; The Fight Over Animal Experiments Intensifies on Many FrontsC1
4/29/8551-BChallenger07dPLEASED SCIENTISTS HAIL ACHIEVEMENT AS SHUTTLE LANDS; MISSION ENDS ON COAST 7-Man Challenger Crew Seems Unaffected by Motion Ills After They Leave Craft Scientists Praise Achievements of Shuttle MissionA1
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hCountdown On for Shuttle's Space Arms Test; COUNTDOWN BEGINS FOR SPACE SHUTTLEp1
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hSHUTTLE IS READY TO BEGIN MISSION; 5 Americans, a Saudi Prince, a Frenchman and Mexican Satellite to Be Aboard A20
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hSHUTTLE LIFTS OFF; SATELLITE ORBITED; 'Great Job,' Crew of Discovery Is Told After Its First Task Shuttle Off Smoothly; It Launches Satellite A1
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hSaudi Prince on Space Voyage; Sultan Salman al-SaudB6
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hShuttle Lofts Satellite for Arab Lands and P.L.O.A1
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hLaser Test Fails To Strike Mirror In Space Shuttle; Test of Laser Misses Shuttle MirrorA1
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hLight-Unbending Mirror Test A Success, Astronomers SayA17
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hShuttle Puts Out a 'Black Hole' DetectorA15
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hStar Wars and the Magic MountainA28
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hLaser Beam Hits 8-Inch Target in Spacep11
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hSHUTTLE CONDUCTS COMMERCIAL TESTS; Out of Spotlight, Experiment Searches for Way to Make More Durable Magnets p22
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hASTRONAUTS HOLD NEWS CONFERENCE FROM THE SHUTTLE; Saudi Prince Speaks to Father and King as Mission Moves Toward Landing Today ASTRONAUTS HOLD NEWS CONFERENCEA1
6/17/8551-GDiscovery07d 01hShuttle Lands Safely and Is Hailed as a SuccessC6
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hCountdown Starts for Delayed Shuttle Flightp1
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hNASA May Alter Countdowns to Reduce DelaysA8
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hCHALLENGER LIMPS INTO A LOW ORBIT AS AN ENGINE FAILS; 7 CREW MEMBERS ARE SAFE With Other Rockets Operating, Officials Say There Is No Plan to Halt Mission Shuttle Engine Fails; Low Orbit Gained A1
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hShuttle Almost Joined List Of Missions Cut ShortC3
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hComputer Is Linked to the ShutdownB4
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hShuttle Gains Higher Orbit; Science Experiments BeginB4
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hAstronauts Solve Some Problems That Have Plagued Shuttle FlightA20
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hExperiments Go 'Extremely Well' Despite Some Problems on ShuttleD14
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hShuttle Space to Be SoldD14
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hBalky Telescope Device Repaired For Best Day on the Space Missionp5
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hSpace Shuttle Mission Extended by One Dayp21
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hJapan Plans Space ShuttleD6
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hSpace Shuttle in Experiment To Aid Telescopes on EarthD8
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hNew Pictures of Sun Relayed From ShuttleC9
7/29/8551-FChallenger07d 22hDIFFICULT FLIGHT OF SHUTTLE ENDS; HAILED AS SUCCESS; ENGINE FAILED ON LIFTOFF 'Tantalizing New Data' on Sun, Stars and Galaxies Were Gathered Over 8 Days Space Shuttle Mission Hailed as Success A1
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hComputer Flaw Stalls Shuttle FlightA1
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hShuttle Crew Set Yet Again For LiftoffC8
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hOrbiting Shuttle Successfully Launches 2 SatellitesA1
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hShuttle Problem Will Prolong Repairs to SatelliteA19
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hASTRONAUTS PUT SATELLITE IN ORBIT; Discovery Crew Prepares for Rendezvous Tomorrow to Repair Disabled CraftD16
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hAstronauts Maneuvering Shuttle Toward Stranded Space Satellitep7
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hAn Electronic Bypass Is Performed in Space Walk; Shuttle Astronauts Begin Repairs On Electronic System in Satellitep1
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hSpacewalking Astronauts Repair Satellite and Spin It Off on Mission; Astronauts Finish Repair of Satellitep1
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hAfter Repairing Leasat, Astronauts Head HomeC3
8/27/8551-IDiscovery07d 02hSpace Shuttle Lands Safely After 'Near-Perfect Mission'A14
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hSpace Shuttle Launching Set As Secret Countdown BeginsA22
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hAstronauts Prepare for Secret Mission TodayA18
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01h4th Space Shuttle Starts Secret MissionB5
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hFlorida Lawmaker Assigned To Flight on Space Shuttlep46
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hShuttle on Secret Mission Deploys 2 Satellitesp46
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hAs Shuttle Orbits, a Debate Grows Over Military's Role; As Shuttle Orbits in Secrecy, Debate on Military Role Grows p1
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hState Plays Major Role In U.S. Space ProgramNJ26
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hSpace Shuttle Landing Is Due Today on CoastA13
10/3/8551-JAtlantis04d 01hAstronauts Return From Secret FlightC3
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dCountdown Begins for Shuttle Flight Carrying 8 on a Scientific Mission; Spacelab is crammed with West German experiments.C3
10/30/8561-AChallenger07d3 Europeans and 5 Americans Set For Launching of Shuttle TodayA1
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dBiggest Shuttle Crew Begins First Foreign-Run MissionB13
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dShuttle Crew Begins ResearchA18
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dShuttle's Fire Alarm Sounds But Crew Finds No Dangerp10
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dShuttle Flight Termed a Success at Halfway Pointp27
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dAside From a Fugitive Insect, All Is Well Aboard the ShuttleA17
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dUnraveling the Puzzle of Space Motion SicknessC10
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dAstronauts Pack Up Experiments as They Prepare to Land TodayA17
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dGermans Control Space Tests From HamletA17
10/30/8561-AChallenger07dSHUTTLE RETURNS AFTER SPACE TESTS; U.S. and West Germany Hail Teamwork of Astronauts on Scientific MissionA21
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hNASA Starts Shuttle Countdown After a Faulty Valve Is ReplacedB15
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hShuttle Is Set for Night LaunchingC13
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hNight Launching of Shuttle Begins Amid Searing LightA1
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hSHUTTLE ORBITING WITHOUT A HITCH; Officials Call Atlantis Mission One of Smoothest Flights They Have Ever SeenB9
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hVandenberg Launching DelayedB9
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hAstronauts Launch a 3d Satellite As They Prepare for Space WalkB24
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hLizard in Computer Disrupts Shuttle Postp7
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21h2 Prove Nimble Builders Floating Outside Shuttlep1
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hBuilding Skills Tested in Spacep44
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hTumbling, Twisting Astronauts Turn Strenuous Tasks Into BalletB6
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hAIDES DON'T EXPECT BEGGS TO QUIT POST; He Faces a Challenging Year in Space Shuttle ProgramB14
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hAstronauts Prepare to Come HomeC3
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hFrom Navy to Space Agency, Beggs Has Worn Many HatsB14
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hAn Unexpected 'Comet'B6
11/26/8561-BAtlantis06d 21hSpace Shuttle Back After Nearly Flawless MissionB6
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hSpace Shuttle Liftoff Delayed For 7th Time, Setting Recordp6
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hA Dreamer in SpaceA13
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hShuttle in Space After 7 Delays; Astronauts Launch RCA Satellite; Delayed Shuttle Launched; Astronauts Deploy SatelliteA1
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hMore Frustrations for Columbia's Crew as Comet Photo Session Is MarredC3
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hWanted: A Writer With Style to Report From SpaceA12
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hSpace Agency to End Shuttle Mission a Day EarlyB9
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hASTRONAUTS READY FOR RETURN TODAY; They Stow Gear in Preparation for Landing That Includes One Last ExperimentA21
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hShuttle Landing Delayed and Is Reset for TodayA13
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hBad Weather Leaves Spacecraft Stuck in Orbit for an Extra Dayp7
1/12/8661-CColumbia06d 02hSpace Shuttle, Detoured to California by Weather, Lands Safely Under Floodlightsp22
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sCloudy Forecast Delays Teacher's Space Flightp16
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sShuttle Launching Delayed Again Over Weather FearsA14
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13s24-Hour Delay Called for Shuttle Flight As Wind and Balky Bolt Bar Launching; Latest postponement threatens schedule of other missions.C3
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sAfter the Shock, a Need to Share Grief and Loss; After the Shock, Children's Questions and a Need to Share the Grief A1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sAir Museum to Mount Exhibit As Memorial to Shuttle Crew.A5
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sAt Mission Control, Silence and Grief Fill a Day of Horror Long DreadedA8
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sBuilders of Spacecraft Stunned and PerplexedA10
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sBUSH FLIES TO SIDE OF CREW'S FAMILIES; Offers His Solace and Urges Nation to 'Press On' With Exploration of SpaceA9
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sCheers Turn to Numbness as Concord High School Mourns One of Its OwnA3
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sChrista Me AuliffeA6
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sCOMPUTER EXPERTS BAFFLED BY CRASH; Data From On-Board System Failed to Warn of Problem -- Tape to Be StudiedA5
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sCongressional Leaders to Hold Extensive Hearings Into CauseA9
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sEllison S. OnizukaA6
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13s2 Exchanges to Pay TributeA9
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sExperiments on Space Missions Aided Advance of TechnologyA10
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sFaith in Technology Is Jolted, but There Is No Going BackA7
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sFor the Families, the Moment of DoomA3
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sFrom Abroad, Messages of Sadness and SupportA10
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sFrom the Beginning to the EndA1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sHow Could It Happen? Fuel Tank Leak Feared; How Could the Blast Happen? Suspicions Focus on Craft's External Fuel TankA1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sPresident Expresses His Sorrow at the Astronauts' DeathsA9
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sPresident As Healer; Actions by Reagan Aim to Ease GriefA7
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sReagan Lauds 'Heroes'; Reagan Postpones State of Union SpeechA1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sSearch by Air and Sea Yields No Sign of the Shuttle CrewA5
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sSpecial Sense of Tragedy and Loss in SchoolsA4
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sSuddenly, Flash of Fear Dashes Watchers' HopesA3
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sThe Death of a School TeacherA22
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sThe Seven Who Perished in the Explosion of the ChallengerA6
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sThousands Watch A Rain of Debris; Shuttle Explodes, Killing All 7 Aboard A1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sTranscript of NASA News Conference on the Shuttle DisasterA4
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sTroubling Questions; Future of Manned Flights Is Clouded As the Shuttle Program Is SuspendedA7
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sWhat Preceded the Instant in Which the Challenger Was Lost; How Mission Began, Grew And Met End A2
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sA Message From QaddafiA16
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sCutter Brings 600 Pounds Of Debris of Shuttle to PortA15
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13s'Deep Sorrow in My Soul,' Pope SaysA16
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sEUROPEANS EXPECT DELAYED PROJECTS; But French Unmanned System Could Gain New BusinessA18
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sFilm of Launching SeizedA15
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sFund Is Set Up for Children Of the Shuttle's PassengersA14
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sGorbachev Expresses His CondolencesA16
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sHandling Bad News; NASA was unpreparedA21
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sHydrogen Used in Main Engines: An Efficient but Dangerous FuelA14
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sIn Concord, McAuliffe's Neighbors Mourn Loss of a 'Shining Example'A17
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sInquiry Agenda: Many Questions But No Answers; Agenda of the Inquiry by NASA: Many Questions, but No Answers A1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sLegislators Hint Support for New Shuttle, but Budget Limits Are a ConcernA16
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sLoss a Further Blow to NASA's Business EffortsA19
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sMilitary Studies Other Ways Of Putting Satellites in OrbitA18
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sNASA News Conferences: Emphasis Is on Ground ActivitiesA14
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sOn Florida Coast, a Somber Mood and a Sense of the InevitableA16
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sReagan to Lead Memorial in HoustonA17
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sSERVICE TOMORROW; 2 Boosters Destroyed as a Safety Measure May Have Held Clues NASA Presses a Broad InvestigationA1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sShould U.S. Continue to Send People Into Space?; Issue and DebateA18
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sShuttle's Builders Have Varying Stakes in Program's FutureA19
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sSPACE AGENCY STARTS INQUIRY ON THE CHALLENGER EXPLOSION; DEBRIS IS PULLED FROM THE SEAA1
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sSpace Museum Becomes a MemorialA18
1/28/8651-LChallenger00d 00h 01m 13sThe Mourning Families Return Home; Families in Seclusion as Bells Toll in Houston for Challenger CrewA1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hAstronauts to Have Many New Ways to Escape; 'It gives us the capability to survive.'B6
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hHouston Counts on Success by Space Shuttle to Lift Its Sluggish Economy; Aerospace is seen as a way to ease dependence to oil.B7
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hLightning Underscores NASA Weather RulesB7
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hMore Journalists Converge on Cape CanaveralB6
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hNASA Hopeful On Launching Despite 2 Flaws; NASA Confident Shuttle Will Be Ready for Launching TomorrowA1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hAstronaut on the Ground Making Final DecisionB8
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hMore and Tighter Requirements Govern LaunchingB8
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hSpace Shuttle, After 32 Months, Makes Comeback Attempt Today; Space Shuttle, After 32 Months, Poised for Liftoff A1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hWhere Is NASA Headed?A26
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hAMERICAN ASTRONAUTS ROAR BACK TO SPACE, RENEWING THE NATION'S HOPES FOR SHUTTLEA1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hBoosters Are Monitored And There Isn't a FlawD22
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hBush Applauds Shuttle LiftoffD22
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hLONG HIATUS ENDS; NASA Chief Sees Liftoff as First Step of New Era After Disaster 5 Astronauts Roar Back Into Space, Renewing Hope 'It's been a long wait. This is the first step of a new era.' A1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hNASA Turns to Seasoned Crew of 5 Shuttle Veterans for Crucial MissionD24
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hNetworks Plan Flight UpdatesD23
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hShouts, Tears and Applause Amid a Vast Wave of Relief; Back in Space: Exhilaration and the Melancholy of Remembrance Shouts, Tears and Applause Amid Vast Wave of Relief 'Those other ones they lost, I bet they're in there riding with them.' A sudden, eerie silence fell over the room 73 seconds into the flight. A1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hSoviets Unveil Shuttle As Discovery Goes UpD24
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hSpectators Follow the Shuttle With Their Hearts; 'It just felt like it was my duty to come this time. It was what I could do.'D23
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hU.S. Signs Pact to Build Space Station; The 12 governments must still provide $23 billion.D24
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hChanges Big and Small Aid Flight, Experts Sayp32
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hOrbiting Shuttle Does Well on Its First Day Despite Pesky Problemsp1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hSpace Shuttle Crew, Halfway in Its Flight, Does Scientific Tests; Shuttle Crew, Halfway in Flight, Does Scientific Tests p1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hThe Nation; Change of Command A New NASA Guides Space Program Into the Post-Challenger EraE4
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hWhen Shuttle Is Visiblep30
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hCREW OF DISCOVERY PREPARES TO LAND; HONORS THE 7 LOST; MISSION NEARLY FLAWLESS Astronauts Conduct Memorial from Shuttle 'in Heavens' for Challenger's Dead Discovery Crew Pays Tribute to the Challenger's 7A1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hShuttle Return On TV TodayA24
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01h'A LONG HARD ROAD'; Mission a Step Toward Restoring Confidence in Winged Shuttle Discovery Back, Ending Triumphant Mission 'It couldn't have been any better. It was like a well-oiled machine.' A1
9/29/8826Discovery04d 01hBush Welcomes Shuttle's Crew, As an Official; Political Motive Denied, but Rival Is Left Out D30
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hShuttle Is Poised for Launching Today; The craft's direction may reveal a secret.A20
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hTimes and AP Cameras BarredA20
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hStrong Winds Delay Liftoff of Space ShuttleA22
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hShuttle With Spy Craft Lifts Off As Winds Ease With Minutes Left; Atlantis Thought to Be Headed for Orbit Over Soviet Territory Shuttle Lifts Off on a Secret Mission The cargo appears to be a radar satellite to spy on the Soviets.p1
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hSketches of 5 on the Shuttle Missionp52
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hNew Satellite Is the First in a Class Of All-Weather Spies, Experts Say; Satellite First of a Class Of Spies for All Weather p1
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hSecret Satellite Lofted, Maybep46
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hWhy Everyone Knew About the Secret Shuttle MissionE32
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hBig Misstep for Next Mission Lamented as Atlantis Flies OnA19
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hNASA Says Shuttle Will Land in Desert TodayC5
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hSHUTTLE LANDING ENDS 4-DAY MISSION; Space Experts Believe Craft Took Unusual Flight Path to Deploy Spy SatelliteD22
12/2/8827Atlantis04d 09hReworked Shuttle Boosters Said to Have Performed WellA28
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hIts Schedule Tight, NASA Prepares to Launch Shuttlep32
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hLaunching on TVp32
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hNASA Says the Space Shuttle Is Ready for Launching TodayA16
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hFLIGHT OF SHUTTLE BEGINS FLAWLESSLY; Spirits at NASA Are Lifted as Craft Overcomes Delays Space Shuttle's Five-Day Mission Gets Off to a Flawless StartA1
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hNASA Chief To Leave SoonC12
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hOn Board, a Mix of Veterans and First-TimersC12
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hShuttle Experiments Seek Clues to Building Blocks of Life; Large, pure crystals grown in near-weightlessness could yield data on protein structure. Shuttle Experiments Seek Clues to Proteins C1
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hSpace Shuttle Problem Could Cut Flight ShortA16
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hSpace Shuttle Gets Go-Ahead To Complete 5-Day MissionA16
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hBush Talks to Shuttle Crew, Praising Orbiting of SatelliteA12
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hSPACE SHUTTLE SET TO RETURN TODAY; California Landing Scheduled After 5-Day Trip Hailed by the Space Agencyp50
3/13/8929Discovery04d 23hNASA SPIRITS SOAR AS SHUTTLE LANDS; Discovery Ends Near-Perfect Flight and Is Greeted by 450,000 Well-Wishers p29
5/4/8930Atlantis04dNASA IS OPTIMISTIC ON LIFTOFF TODAY; Officials Say the Only Hurdle for the Shuttle Appears to Be Florida's WeatherA18
5/4/8930Atlantis04dAfter a Cliffhanger Countdown, Shuttle Launches a Venus Probe; Atlantis Launched After 'Cliffhanger' Countdown With just five minutes to spare, the winds herded the clouds away. A1
5/4/8930Atlantis04d4 Shuttle Veterans and a NewcomerA17
5/4/8930Atlantis04dShuttle's Venus Probe Is Right on Targetp1
5/4/8930Atlantis04dOn Atlantis, Smooth Sailing and Photos of Lightningp28
5/4/8930Atlantis04dSecond Thoughts on Memorial for McAuliffep29
5/4/8930Atlantis04d5 Prepare Atlantis LandingD12
5/4/8930Atlantis04dU.S. AND RUSSIANS WORKING TOGETHER IN EXPLORING SPACE; DATA ON PLANETS TRADED Soviets Help in NASA Flight to Venus -- Shift Is Seen From Hostile Rivalry U.S. and Soviets Quietly Cooperate to Explore PlanetsA1
5/4/8930Atlantis04dShuttle Lands Safely In Gusting Winds; NASA is pleased as Atlantis completes a four-day mission.A1
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hMilitary to Stop Using Shuttles; Pentagon Leaves the Shuttle ProgramA1
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hShuttle Is Readied For Liftoff TodayC7
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hColumbia, Nation's First Shuttle, Is Launched on Pentagon MissionA14
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hFive Fliers Aboard ColumbiaA14
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hSecret Space Shuttle Mission to End SundayB6
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hThe Pentagon's Farewell to NASAp22
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hShuttle's Crew Begins Work For Landing Today in Desertp16
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hSHUTTLE COLUMBIA RETURNS TO EARTH; Smooth Landing Ends Flight That Deployed a SatelliteA12
8/8/8928Columbia05d01hMoscow Scales Back Space Shuttle Program; Americans are taken on a tour of the Soviet space center in Central AsiaA1
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hComputer Network At NASA Attacked By Rogue ProgramB10
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hRains Force 2d Delay in Launching of ShuttleB10
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23h4 Other Members of the CrewB18
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hQueens Recalls Student With Future in SpaceA22
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hShuttle Launched After Delay And Galileo Is Sent to Jupiter; After Delays, Shuttle Is Launched And Galileo Is Sent On to Jupiter A1
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hWith Galileo Deployed, Shuttle Crew Conducts Space ExperimentsA24
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hSHUTTLE'S MISSION MAY BE EXTENDED; Astronauts Hear That Winds May Postpone Landing -- Fuel Use Is Restrictedp7
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hSHUTTLE PREPARES FOR EARLY LANDING; High Winds at Landing Site May Bring Atlantis Down Ahead of Its Schedulep22
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hShuttle Mission Trimmed 3 HoursB12
10/18/8934Atlantis04d 23hGalileo Sent on Way, Atlantis Returns EarlyC7
11/22/8933Discovery05dShuttle Set for Secret Mission With First Night LaunchingA18
11/22/8933Discovery05dShuttle Discovery Blazes Into Night on Secret MissionB14
11/22/8933Discovery05dThe Shuttle Team for a Military MissionB14
11/22/8933Discovery05dShuttle Astronauts Reported To Put Spy Satellite in OrbitB23
11/22/8933Discovery05dAll Is Seemingly Well Aboard Space Shuttlep12
11/22/8933Discovery05dHours Before Scheduled Return, Shuttle Landing Is Put Off a DayB9
11/22/8933Discovery05dShuttle Finally Lands After Winds SubsideC7
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hShuttle Ready to Go, but Weather May Not BeA11
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hLiftoff Of Shuttle Is Delayed By CloudsC6
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hAloft in Shuttle: Sketches of AstronautsA1
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hShuttle in Orbit; Satellite Chase BeginsA24
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hQuayle Urges U.S. Innovation on SpaceD22
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hSHUTTLE DEPLOYS A NAVY SATELLITE; Columbia Crew Turns to Task of Finding and Retrieving a Faltering Space LabD22
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hSHUTTLE MOVES IN ON AILING SATELLITE; Spacecraft on Course for the Rendezvous, With Capture Set for Midmorning A22
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hRetrieved Craft Tested Stealth Materialsp11
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hShuttle Astronauts Snare a Battered Science Satellite; Scientists expect more information than in 'all past space flights.'p1
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hIn Space News Conference, Astronauts Hail Their Good Catchp22
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hNASA Losing 30-Year Monopoly In Planning for Moon and Mars; NASA Is Losing Its Monopoly In Planning for SpaceA1
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hShuttle Is Troubled Briefly By Phantom Sensor SignalsC10
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hShuttle Set to Return After Escaping Erratic SpinA16
1/9/9032Columbia10d 21hSmooth Landing for Shuttle After a Record Time in Spacep22
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hShuttle Launching Put Off Again, for 2 Days; Clouds and wind force a fifth postponement. C6
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hShuttle Workers Load Fuel for New Liftoff EffortA20
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hAfter Delays, Shuttle Launched on Secret Mission; Success after five launchings are scrubbed. B8
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hMilitary Crew for Flight of Shuttle AtlantisB8
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hShuttle Deploys Spy SatelliteA18
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hShuttle Crew Has a Last Day Of Work on Secret Objectivesp9
2/28/9036Atlantis04d 10hSpace Shuttle Lands, Ending Secret MissionA11
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hDiscovery Awaits Launching To Orbit Powerful TelescopeA12
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hNo 'Horrible Design Flaw' in the Space StationA18
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hShuttle Ready to Carry Telescope Aloft TodayC5
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hPeril Seen From Space DebrisB6
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hShuttle Soars 381 Miles High, With Telescope and a Dream; Shuttle Carries Telescope 381 Miles Up A1
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hSketches of Five AstronautsB6
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hTelescope Is Orbited After a Tense DelayA1
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hProblems Plague Testing of Space TelescopeA10
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hFar Above Earth, Telescope Opens Its Aluminum Eyelidp8
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hSHUTTLE LANDING IS PLANNED TODAY; Astronauts Buoyed by Historic Deployment of Telescopep22
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hThe Space Telescope: A Sign of Intelligent Life; Ideas & Trends The Hubble Telescope: A Monument to Curiosity, A Product of 'Big Science' E1
4/24/9031Discovery05d 01hShuttle Lands Safely in California, But Worries on Telescope RemainA10
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hExhibit A in Hubble Defense: Clearest Pluto ImagesA21
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hLOOSE BEAM FOUND IN SPACE SHUTTLE; Forgotten Pole Leaves Dents in Engine CompartmentA21
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hLatest Shuttle Countdown Lifts Hopep6
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hNASA's Failures End As Discovery Lifts Off; NASA's Shuttle Rockets Into Orbit After a 5-Month Launching Drought A spacecraft is sent off to explore the Sun.p1
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hThe Astronauts of the Discovery Missionp34
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hAFTER A SUCCESS, NASA AIMS TO COPE; Budget Woes Add to Cares as Agency Focuses on Flawed Work and Fuel Leaks A9
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hAstronauts Perform ExperimentsC2
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hWith Shuttle Back in Space, NASA Returns to Leak Problem; Detecting escaping hydrogen can be a highly complex task. An uncomplicated atom poses a most complicated mystery. C2
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hAfter a Near-Perfect Flight, Shuttle Is Readied for ReturnA21
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hSpace Shuttle Back From Near-Flawless Mission; 'It's been a long hot summer. We're happy to be flying again.'A22
10/6/9041Discovery04d 02hExperts Say Space Junk May Create Peril by 2000A18
11/15/9038Atlantis04d 21hNASA IS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT LAUNCHING; Weather Outlook and Smooth Countdown Cited as Crew Is Set to Fly TonightB16
11/15/9038Atlantis04d 21hProfiles of 5 Astronauts Flying the Space MissionA20
11/15/9038Atlantis04d 21hSpace Shuttle Lifts Off With Secret Military CargoA20
11/15/9038Atlantis04d 21hObservers Say Shuttle Is Acting MysteriouslyA14
11/15/9038Atlantis04d 21hHeavy Winds Delay ShuttleC2
11/15/9038Atlantis04d 21hSpace Shuttle, in a Change, Lands at the Florida CenterA18
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hShuttle to Provide New Look at the Universep40
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hShuttle Columbia Soars Into Orbit, Months After Fuel Leaks SurfacedB8
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hSoviets Send First Japanese, a Journalist, Into SpaceB8
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hThe Crew: 2 Rookies, 5 Veterans; Vance D. Brand Mission Commander B8
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hDevice on Shuttle Fails; The astronauts wrestle with a $60 million star tracker.C10
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hSpace Science Contract; Concern sells lockers to NASA for shuttle experiments.C11
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hAstronauts Struggle to Operate Balky Observatory; A tantalizing glimpse of some scientific targets.B13
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hMore Targets Missed in Troubled Shuttle MissionA23
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hComputer Fails, Posing Threat To Shuttle's Astronomy Mission; Lint From Uniforms Clogs Telescope Mechanism New Computer Failure Imperiling Astronomy Mission A1
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hA Japanese Innovation: The Space Antihero; Space Flight Gives Japan An Antiherop1
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hCourt Rules Against Release of Challenger Tapes; Should the public hear the voices of the doomed astronauts?p9
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hStudents Get Lessons About Space (From Space)p9
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hFor Pupils, A Lesson In Space Technology; Blind Brook students try to make radio contact with the Columbia shuttle. WC8
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hNew Shuttle Problem: Plumbing Is Clogged; Waste-Unit Flaw May Cut Shuttle Flight Another problem for a mission that has had more than its share.p1
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hThe Star-Crossed Flight Of the Shuttle ColumbiaE4
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hPlumbing Repaired, Shuttle Faces Early Return AnywayA14
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hGiving New Purpose To the Space ProgramC14
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hShuttle Ends Trip On a Bright NoteC14
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hShuttle's Stargazing Disappoints Astronomers; Emphasis on big projects dooms telescopes to mothballs after only one flight. Shuttle Stargazing Frustrates ScientistsC1
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hSHUTTLE CRITICIZED; Committee Backs a Shift Toward Flights Using Unmanned Craft Big Shift Urged in Space ProgramA1
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hHow to Put Space in Its PlaceA22
12/2/9035Columbia08d 23hShuttle Lands in Good Shape, But Puzzle of Lint RemainsB12
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hNASA Goal: 2 Space Shuttle Missions This MonthA18
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hSpace Shuttle Crew Is Set for Launching, Weather PermittingB6
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hAtlantis Is Launched, Carrying 5 To Loft $600 Million Observatoryp9
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hBackgrounds of Astronauts On the 39th Shuttle Missionp1
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hCapt. Manley Lanier Carter, 43; Physician and Shuttle Astronautp26
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hAstronauts Ready to Release Gamma Ray Satellitep26
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hSpacewalking Astronaut Repairs Satellite With a Quick PushA1
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23h6-Hour Walk in Space Called 'Way to Travel'C10
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hShuttle Chases Satellite And Prepares to LandA14
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hSpace Shuttle Landing Delayed by High WindB12
4/5/9137Atlantis05d 23hSpace Shuttle Lands After DelayA12
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hSpace Shuttle Is Set to Start 8-Day Military Missionp21
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hShuttle's Crew Members: 5 Are on First Space TripB6
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hShuttle Is Off at Last, on 8-Day Military Mission Without SecrecyB6
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hShuttle Studies Aurora; Recorders Still Inactive; Data gap is called a critical loss, but not a complete one. C2
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hHIGHER COST SEEN FOR NEW SPACE LAB; Comptroller Says That NASA Underestimates the Total Amount by $10 BillionA20
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07h'Star Wars' Data GatheredA20
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hNASA Says It Is Time to Build Space StationB10
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07h'Star Wars' Test Sends Shuttle Flipping in SpaceB10
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07h'Star Wars' Satellite Is Retrieved After Space 'Ballet' With ShuttleB9
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hShuttle Arm Dangles 'Star Wars' Satellite for Testsp7
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hAstronaut-Electricians Fix Faulty Data Recordersp35
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hRepairs Over, Astronauts Rush Their Experiments; Amid 'Star Wars' tests, a pause to honor Alan Shepard. A13
4/28/9139Discovery08d 07hSpace Shuttle Diverts To a Landing in Florida; Mission succeeded despite problems, NASA says. C2
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hShuttle CountdownC5
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hSHUTTLE IS READY FOR LIFTOFF TODAY; Loose Patch on Tank Is Fixed And Crews Begin FuelingA19
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hPOSTPONED TWICE, SHUTTLE LIFTS OFF; 9-Day Flight Includes Studies on Jellyfish and Rodents -- Focus on Medicine A16
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hSpacewalk Is Scheduled to Fix Seal on Shuttle's Cargo DoorsD16
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hHouse Vote Sets Stage for Conflict Between Two Allies in Space Program; Backing for the space station may end a 30-year truce.p7
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hNASA Rules Out Weekend Repair of Shuttlep21
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hAstronauts Surprised By Reaction to SpaceC11
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hA Failure to Buy The Final TestC12
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hSpace Errors Share Pattern: Skipped Tests; In several major projects, the engineer's rule book has been ignored to shave costs. Space Errors Share Pattern of Overpromise and Undertesting C1
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hShuttle Crew Relaxes After 6 Days in OrbitA25
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hShuttle Crew Struggles With Faulty FreezersB6
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hCrew Lands Columbia, and Passengers, Safely; 'Machines don't fly better than that.' p10
6/5/9140Columbia09d 02hYoungsters' Imaginations Soar On Simulated Space Voyages; A memorial to the Challenger astronauts.CN2
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hShuttle Prepares for a Morning Liftoff; A postponed mission looks good at last.B7
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hU.S.-Soviet Agreement Paves Way for Wider Cooperation in the CosmosA12
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hWEATHER DELAYS SHUTTLE LIFTOFF; Flight Is Delayed for at Least 24 Hours After False Alarm Over a Pressure ValveB6
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hAtlantis Roars Into Earth Orbit In a Perfect Sky; Shuttle Carries Satellite to Relay Space Datap6
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hSketches of Atlantis Crew Membersp6
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hOn Second Day, Shuttle Crew Measures Earth's Ozone Layerp22
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hAstronauts Test Eye Drops and Relay Images of Hurricane; Also seen from 184 miles up: fires in Kuwait and clouds over Indonesia.C8
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hShuttle Gives Clue To Effect Of QuakesC4
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hAstronauts Say a Haze Obscures the EarthA18
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hAstronauts Experiment With Fire in SpaceA16
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hSunday Landing Is Planned for Space Shuttlep18
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hAtlantis Mission Ends in Smooth Florida LandingA11
8/2/9143Atlantis08d 21hNASA Tries to Salvage Space MissionA11
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hShuttle Set to Begin Environmental MissionA18
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hShuttle Is Launched on a Mission to Study Pollution's Effects on Atmosphere; A $710 million journey to place a research satellite into orbit.A20
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hSketches of the 5 Astronauts Aboard the Shuttle DiscoveryA20
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hDiscovery Crew Prepares to Deploy Satellitep8
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hAstronauts Set to Release Environmental Satellitep28
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hNASA MOVES TO END LONGTIME RELIANCE ON BIG SPACECRAFT; SHUTTLE IS DOWNGRADED Failures and Budget Pressures Prompt a Shift to Rockets and Smaller Satellites NASA Moves to End Its Reliance On Shuttle Fleet and Big SatellitesA1
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hShuttle Deploys Satellite to Study Ozone Layer; Transmission troubles mar a satellite's debut.B8
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hVeteran Space Official Plans To Leave NASA's No. 2 PostA24
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hWeather Diverts Shuttle to Landing in CaliforniaA24
9/12/9148Discovery05d 08hData Show Space Affects People Much Faster Than Was ThoughtA22
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hRiddle of Unit's Failure Threatens to Delay Shuttle LaunchingL29
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hShuttle Atlantis Is Launched With Military Satellite; The Pentagon saves money by dropping secrecy.D8
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hSketches of Atlantis's Crew MembersD8
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hShuttle Secrecy Lifted, A Satellite Is DeployedC5
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hAstronaut Observing Bases Sees Through Effort at TrickA16
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hSpace Shuttle Dodges Debris From RocketA26
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hShuttle Mission Is Cut Short After a Guidance Unit Fails; A trip in orbit is trimmed as a precaution.p24
11/24/9144Atlantis06d 22hForced to Return Early, the Shuttle Lands SafelyA12
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hInternational Crew Set For Shuttle LaunchingC2
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hSpace Shuttle Is Set For Blastoff Today On Science MissionA13
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hAstronauts From 3 Countries Ride Shuttle Into OrbitB10
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01h4 Space Veterans and 3 Novices Make TripB10
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hIn Name of Science, 2 Astronauts Endure Shocks and ShakingA16
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hBush to Seek More Money for Major Space Missions; A plan based on new technology rather than the old upgraded.p6
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hNASA Considers Extending Shuttle MissionA11
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hShuttle Flight Extended One DayC5
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hDay Before Landing, Shuttle Crew Eases UpB8
1/22/9242Discovery08d 01hShuttle Lands in Desert After Smooth MissionA15
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hCLOUDS MAY DELAY SHUTTLE'S FLIGHT; 46th Mission Is First in Series to Study the AtmosphereA12
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hLeaking Fuel Prevents Launching of Shuttle; A problem with Atlantis is called fleeting and minor.C2
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hFor Two (Ex-Soviet) Astronauts, an Alien World Lies AheadA20
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hShuttle Lifts Off to Study AtmosphereA20
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hThe Crew of the Atlantis: 7 in the 46th Shuttle FlightA20
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hAfter 313 Days in Space, It's a Trip to a New WorldA12
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hAstronauts on Space Shuttle Test A Device to Study the Atmosphere; Students will try to catch a falling light beam or a radio wave.A12
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hCrew of Atlantis Uses Beam Gun To Make Auroras in Southern SkyA18
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hCrew of Atlantis Photographs Auroras on Mission's 4th Dayp10
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hNASA Extends Shuttle's Flight by One DayA8
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hBlown Fuse Aboard Space Shuttle Abruptly Ends Telescope's MissionC5
3/24/9245Atlantis08d 22hShuttle Lands in Florida After 9-Day MissionA16
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hNew Shuttle Is Set for First Mission; The nation's fleet of space shuttles is back to full strength.B10
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hNewest Shuttle, Endeavour, Begins First MissionA16
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hShuttle Crew: Six Veterans And a RookieA16
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hSHUTTLE IS AIMING FOR SPACE LINKUP; Speeds Toward a Rendezvous With Intelsat-6 Satellitep8
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hEndeavour Nears Satellitep16
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hHigh Costs for Shuttles Limit Their Future Usep16
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hShuttle Fails Twice to Capture SatelliteA1
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hShuttle Again Fails to Capture Stranded Satellite; Astronauts Fail in Efforts to Snag a SatelliteA1
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hSpace Agency Plans to Send Crew of 3 to Grab Wobbling Satellite; Three astronauts on a space walk would be a first.A16
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hRisky Effort Rescues Craft in Useless Orbit; Astronauts Use Hands to Catch SatelliteA1
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hASTRONAUTS MAKE A NEW SPACE WALK AFTER RESCUE FEAT; SPACE-STATION REHEARSAL Triumph Buoys Shuttle Crew as Satellite It Snared Is Sent Into a Higher Orbit Shuttle Astronauts Go for 4th Walk in Rehearsal for Building Space StationA1
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hHeroes, and Murphy, in SpaceA28
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hRelieved Astronauts Describe Improvising Satellite's Rescuep9
5/7/9249Endeavor08d 21hShuttle Uses Parachute to Chalk Up Another Firstp29
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19h7 ASTRONAUTS SET FOR LIFTOFF TODAY; 2-Week Shuttle Mission Aims to Establish an Orbital Endurance RecordA20
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hCrew of 7 on Space Shuttle ColumbiaA17
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hShuttle Crew Ignites Foam to Study Fire in Space; Safety is the astronauts' first concern.p7
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hShuttle Crew Performs Medical Experimentsp15
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hColumbia Crew Sets Fires To Test Spacecraft SafetyA10
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hAstronauts Celebrate the Fourthp17
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hLongest Shuttle Flight Ends With Florida LandingA12
6/25/9250Columbia13d 19hWatching Space Ships, And History, in a DesertA12
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hShuttle Ready for Mission With Tethered Satellite; Releasing a satellite on a tether poses some unusual risks.A14
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hSpace Shuttle Thunders Into Orbit To Fly a Satellite on a Thin Wirep6
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hProblem Delays Satellite's Deploymentp30
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hSketches of Crew Members Aboard the Shuttle Atlantisp30
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hShuttle Releases Satellite, But Its Success Is in DoubtA10
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hShuttle Moves Lower For Key Experiment; Astronauts will unreel satellite on 12-mile cable.C2
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hSATELLITE'S TETHER JAMS IN LAUNCHING BY SHUTTLE CREW; EXPERIMENT IS POSTPONED NASA Plans More Attempts to Free Reel Today to Complete Tests of New GeneratorA1
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hAstronauts Abandon Test of Tethered Satellite; Frustrated, They Unsnag Cable and Reel Craft Back to the Shuttle Astronauts Abandoning Test of Tethered Satellite A1
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hDisappointed Astronauts Prepare Return; Routines tests are left after a failure in tethered flight.A12
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hShuttle Crew Packs Up As Vexing Week Endsp6
7/31/9246Atlantis07d 23hSHUTTLE RETURNS AFTER EXTRA ORBIT; Tethered-Satellite Problems Marred Mission That Saw Other Achievementsp26
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hAnimals Loaded and Crew Is Set For a U.S.-Japan Shuttle Missionp5
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hA Determined Breaker of Boundariesp42
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hU.S.-JAPAN MISSION IS A SHUTTLE FIRST; 50th Flight Is a Cooperative Venture and Marked by Several Innovationsp1
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hAstronauts Study Motion Sickness On Second Day of Shuttle MissionA12
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hSketches of the 7 Astronauts Aboard Shuttle EndeavourA12
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hCrew on Shuttle Fertilize Eggs, A Space FirstC5
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hRed Object Sighted Beyond Pluto May Be Part of Minor Planet BeltA22
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hShuttle to Orbit an Extra DayA23
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hRain May Delay Shuttlep34
9/12/9247Endeavor07d 22hShuttle Lands, Ending Japanese Research MissionA12
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hQuestion on Eve of a Shuttle Flight: Is It Worth It?; Question on Eve of Flight: Is This Shuttle Mission Worth the Risk?A1
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hSHUTTLE LAUNCHED ON SCIENCE MISSION; Main Goal of 10-Day Flight Is to Deploy a Tiny Satellite and Test a New RocketA16
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hAstronauts Say 'Arrivederci!' As a Satellite Is Whirled Aloftp7
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hAstronauts Test New Zero-Gravity Health Devices; How to avoid flabbiness during long flights.p31
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hProfiles of the Crew Aboard the Shuttlep31
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hColumbia's Astronauts Test Ozone LevelsB9
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hShuttle Crew Melts MetalsC9
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hSpace Station, Promised for '92, Is Still Mostly on Drawing Board; Space Station Still Mostly on Drawing Board C1
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hShuttle Astronauts Test Robotic Vision SystemA12
10/22/9252Columbia09d 20hShuttle Ends 10-Day Trip After Releasing SatelliteB10
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hWeather May Delay Next Flight Of ShuttleC5
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hLast Military Mission Of Shuttle Is Set TodayB11
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hShuttle Is Lofted In a Final Flight For the Military; Spy Satellite Deployed in a Northern OrbitA16
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hElectrical Snag Delays Experiment On Shuttlep8
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hShuttle Uses Military Camera, But Laser Tests Are Canceledp46
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hShuttle's Experiment On Laser Signaling Succeeds After DaysB10
12/2/9253Discovery07d 07hAstronauts Get Laser Signals From MauiC7
1/13/9354Endeavor05d 23hENDEAVOUR READY TO START MISSION; Space Shuttle to Put Satellite Into Orbit, Run Tests and Broadcast to Schools A14
1/13/9354Endeavor05d 23hENDEAVOUR LOFTED ON 6-DAY MISSION; Shuttle Flight, First of Eight in '93, Carries a Crew of 5 on Scientific Journey A19
1/13/9354Endeavor05d 23hEquipment Aboard Endeavour MalfunctionsA12
1/13/9354Endeavor05d 23hAn Alumnus in Space; Bronx Students Talk to Astronaut From Their Schoolp24
1/13/9354Endeavor05d 23h2 Astronauts on Shuttle Prepare for Spacewalkp25
1/13/9354Endeavor05d 23hAstronauts Carry Each Other in Space-Walk TestsA14
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hFLAW IN SHUTTLE STOPS LAUNCHING; For Second Time in 2 Weeks, Space Agency Halts Liftoff With Moments to Go D24
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hU.S., TO CUT COSTS, SEEKS RUSSIAN HELP ON SPACE STATION; SHARP BUDGET REDUCTION Joint Outpost Is Considered -- Move Viewed as Chance to Start Era of Cooperation U.S. Seeks Russian Aid in Design Of a Less-Expensive Space Station A1
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hShuttle Launched on the Second TryA16
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hDISCOVERY'S CREW ATTEMPTS REPAIRS; Mission to Study Atmosphere and the Sun Is Marred by Equipment ProblemsA18
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hComputer Malfunction Disrupts Shuttle Studyp21
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hThis Time the Russians Get Asked for Aid; The Space StationE2
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hShuttle Crew Releases Craft to Study Solar WindsB10
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hAmericans Support The Space ShuttleA20
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hLarge Role For Russia Expected On Station; Redesign of space outpost will incorporate assets as well as ideas. Russian Orbit Chosen to Enlist Moscow's Aid With Space Station Will the Russians' great Energia rocket launch the space station?C1
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hShuttle Crew Chases After A SatelliteC10
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hShuttle Astronauts Retrieve A Satellite With Solar DataB8
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hPork Barrel in Low-Earth OrbitE19
4/8/9356Discovery09d 06hShuttle Touches Down Safely As NASA Prepares Anotherp22
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hShuttle Launching Is Put Off Until Mondayp32
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hShuttle Columbia Is Readied For German Science MissionA12
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hU. S.-German Crew Launched Into Orbit; 90 experiments planned on long-delayed flight.C5
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hAstronauts Conduct Life Science Studies On 2d Day of FlightA13
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hAstronauts Conserve Power To Stay Aloft an Extra DayA14
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hA German Beer Takes High Roadp3
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hAn Extra Day for ColumbiaA16
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hNASA Temporarily Loses Links With Space ShuttleA18
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hShuttle Crew Ends Work as Weather Threatens LandingB15
4/26/9355Columbia09d 23hASTRONAUTS LAND AT BACKUP BASE; Weather Forces Space Shuttle to Detour to CaliforniaA15
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hShuttle Is Readied to Retrieve European Satellitep17
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hRainy Weather Delays Launching of EndeavourA15
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23h4th Endeavour Flight Pursues European Satellite; Shuttle mission may be extended for extra space walks.C5
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hShuttle Delays ManeuverA21
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hEndeavour Grabs Satellite Easily But Bringing It Home Is TougherA14
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hNASA Unreels Tether in an Electrical Studyp24
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hShuttle May Get Extra Day to Make RepairB6
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hShuttle Repair Job AbandonedC5
6/21/9357Endeavor09d 23hStorms Delay Shuttle ReturnA17
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hNASA Is Preparing, Again, for Shuttle Launchingp36
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hAfter Delay of Months, Shuttle Is Off to Good StartA22
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hShuttle Places A 2d SatelliteC7
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hSpace Walk-Through For a Repair MissionA18
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hDress Rehearsal for Hubble Repair; Two astronauts find flaws in their space tools and toolbox.A14
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hDiscovery's Crew Chases Orbiting Telescopep6
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hDiscovery Astronauts Retrieve Orbiting TelescopeA13
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hAstronauts Get Ready To Land In the DarkC6
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hRain Delays Shuttle's LandingA23
9/12/9351Discovery09d 20hShuttle Makes a Bright Night Landing in FloridaA19
10/18/9358Columbia14dColumbia Carries Crew of 7 Into SpaceC10
10/18/9358Columbia14dAstronauts Drink Chemicals To Measure Effect on BodyA21
10/18/9358Columbia14dAstronauts Do Some CyclingB15
10/18/9358Columbia14dAstronauts Sharpen Pilot Skills on Computerp8
10/18/9358Columbia14dAstronauts Perform Tests to Understand A Malady of Spacep26
10/18/9358Columbia14dRAT IS DISSECTED ON SPACE SHUTTLE; Parts Are Being Preserved in a Study of Weightlessness and Its Effects on BodyL23
10/18/9358Columbia14dShuttle Crew Performs Last TestsA14
10/18/9358Columbia14dRecord Shuttle Flight Ends; Crew Works OnC5
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hHigh Wind and Clouds Delay Hubble Mission's LaunchingA24
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hJustice Dept. Investigating Fraud at Johnson Space CenterA30
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hROCKET FACTORY GETS A REPRIEVE; NASA Finds New Project for Plant in Mississippi That Congress Just KilledA30
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hShuttle Blasts Off on Mission to Correct the Space Telescope's Sight; A very complex orbital repair job gets off to a smooth start.A1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hBooster Rockets In Shuttle Fleet Cause Concern; Boosters in Shuttle Fleet Raise Safety Concernsp1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hShuttle Nearing Space Telescope For Repair Job; Astronauts Get Ready for Five Space Walkp8
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hASTRONAUTS SNARE HUBBLE TELESCOPE FOR VITAL REPAIRS; CRUCIAL MISSION FOR NASA 357 Miles Up, Shuttle's Crew Starts First of 5 Spacewalks to Fix Flawed Device Shuttle's Crew Snares Faulty Telescope p1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hSUCCESSFUL WORK ON HUBBLE BRINGS NASA SOME RELIEF; FIRST REPAIRS COMPLETED Astronauts Replace Gyroscopes and Use Force to Shut Door Warped by Sun's Heat Successful Work on Hubble Brings Some Relief to NASAA1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hSome Feared Mirror Flaws Even Before Hubble Orbit; Some Suspected Flaws in Mirror Even Before Launching of HubbleC1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hWith New Equipment, Hubble's Eye Gets A New Lease on Life; The astronauts' next task is to fit its new corrective lenses. New Equipment for Hubble Telescope A1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hIn Key Repair, Telescope Gets Better Eyesight; In Key Repair, Telescope Is Given Better Eyesight A1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hMain Telescope Repairs Are CompletedB20
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hSHUTTLE CREW SET TO FREE TELESCOPE; NASA's Officials Elated With Mission, but Now Crucial Testing Lies Ahead A20
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hSHUTTLE RELEASES HUBBLE TELESCOPE; Repaired and Re-equipped, Eye on the Stars Is Sent Into Orbit With Hope p11
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hVirtuosos in Spacep22
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hNASA Success in Hubble Mission Gives Space Station Plan a Boost; NASA Success in Hubble Mission Gives Boost to Space Station Plan An agency works to regain the confidence of Congress.p2
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hToday, Astronauts Don't Expect Ticker-Tape Paradesp149
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hShuttle Returns; Its Mission Accomplished, Shuttle Makes Night Landing in Florida A1
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hNASA's Russian RouletteA25
12/2/9361Endeavor10d 19hShuttle Lands After Major SuccessC5
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hCool Weather Threatens to Delay a ShuttleA19
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hShuttle Lifts Off On First Mission With a Russian; Flight Is Hailed as Start Of New Era in SpaceA17
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hSymbol of New Cooperation; Sergei Konstantinovich KrikalevA17
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hGlitches Delay Deployment of Satellite by Shuttlep22
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hShuttle Crew Again Fails to Deploy SatelliteA10
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06h4% Rise Sought in Science BudgetC5
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hSatellite Release CanceledC6
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hRussian on Discovery Greets Comrades on a Space StationA19
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hAstronauts Litter, for a TestA16
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hShuttle Crew Prepares To End Joint MissionA25
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06h5 Americans and Russian End Historic Shuttle Tripp7
2/3/9460Discovery07d 06hGlue Used for Repairs Of Shuttle, NASA Saysp32
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hShuttle Launching PostponedA18
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hLittle Glamour, Lots to Do on This Space Trip; A mission where the research payoffs might take years. p9
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hNASA Weighs Problem With Vital Shuttle Devicep21
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hNASA Checking Shuttle's Hydraulic SystemA15
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hNASA Budget Cuts Raise Serious Concerns Over Safety of Shuttle; Budget Cuts Raise Serious Concerns Over Safety of Shuttle Outsiders worry, but NASA says safety still comes first. C1
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hReadings Back to NormalC9
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hCrew of Shuttle Gets Preview Of Life Aboard Space StationA13
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hSlender Thread Visible Amid StarsC8
3/4/9462Columbia13d 23hSHUTTLE RETURNS TO FLORIDA BASE; Ends Second-Longest Flight After Astronauts Finish Their Experimentsp9
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hAstronauts Prepare for Shuttle Launching TodayA20
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hLiftoff Delayed Till Todayp7
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Embarks on High-Tech Scrutiny of Environment; Radar images may explain history and enhance the future.p20
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Radar WorkingD10
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hShuttle to Land After Mission To Survey EarthC8
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Landing Set for TodayB9
4/9/9459Endeavor11d 05hShuttle That Mapped The Earth Makes A Desert LandingD23
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hSpace Shuttle Set to Explore Low-Gravity EffectsA18
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hNewts and Metal Projects Ride Columbia Into Spacep10
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hMoon-Landing Anniversary; Tonight, tomorrow and Thursday C14
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hAstronaut Grows Too TallC8
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hHappy Event on Shuttle: Baby Fish and One NewtA20
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hStaring at Fish and Balls of Molten Metal in Space, All in the Name of Science; Three eggs are seen on the belly of a female Medaka fish. A17
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hProlific Salamander Dies of Stress in OrbitA16
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hThree Voyagers to the Moon: Life After Making History on TV; THE ASTRONAUTS Ups and downs after the first lunar-landing mission.p21
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17h25 Years Later, Moon Race in Eclipse; TO THE MOON: The 'Giant Leap for Mankind' 25 Years Later, Moon Race Is Eclipsed by a Shift in Priorities p1
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hWistful Pride and Cynicism Color Americans' Memories of Apollo 11; To the Moon 25 Years After ApolloA11
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17h2d Newt Dies Aboard the Space ShuttleC11
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hNASA's New Ploy: Meld With Moscow; Integration with old rival brings White House support. NASA's Bold New Ploy: Melding Its Programs With Moscow'sC1
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hEarthly Worries Supplant Euphoria of Moon Shots; TO THE MOON: Unfulfilled Prophecies Earthly Worries Supplant Euphoria of Manned Flight to MoonA1
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hIn Rural Ohio, Armstrong Quietly Lives on His Own Dark Side of the Moon; A hero of the heavens could be 'the Charles Lindbergh of this era.' A14
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hLunar LegacyA18
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hApollo Team Celebrates Anniversary With ClintonA20
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hWeather Prolongs Shuttle Orbitp26
7/8/9465Columbia14d 17hShuttle Brings Home an Endurance Recordp26
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hLost in Space: Living Room for the Crew; Lost in Space: Living Room for the CrewC1
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hShuttle Blastoff Set TodayA21
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hShuttle Soars Into Orbit to Test Device for Space Rescuesp7
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hChief Astronaut Is Namedp32
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hShuttle Fires Laser Beams at a Tropical Stormp32
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22h'It's Awesome': Space Shuttle Looks at ItselfA11
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hShuttle Equipment ProblemsC11
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hSpace Shuttle Releases a Satellite to Study the Solar WindsB8
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22h2 Astronauts Plan Untethered Walks In Space TomorrowA14
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hSpace Shuttle Crew Retrieves Satellite Launched 2 Days AgoA25
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hTwo Astronauts Fly Free of Space Shuttlep1
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hAstronauts Use Extra Day for Laser Studiesp33
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hLanding Of Shuttle Is DelayedC12
9/9/9464Discovery10d 22hShuttle Ends 11-Day Mission With Mojave Desert LandingB8
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05h6 Astronauts Set for Shuttle Launching TodayA25
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Soars Into Space on Mission to Detect Environmental Changes on Earthp7
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Photographs Volcano and Desertp22
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hSteering Jets Fail on Shuttle Radar, Halting TestA27
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hSpace Shuttle Radar Detects Oil Spill in Experiment With GermanyA23
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle's Radar Maps the Earth in High Detail; In space, an exercise to make the planet safer. p10
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Repeats Previous Orbits In Effort to Create Detailed Mapsp40
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Astronauts Resume Radar StudyB7
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Finishes Survey And Is to Land TodayC6
9/30/9468Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Returns to Earth With Detour to CaliforniaA12
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hShuttle Flight Set TodayA25
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22h6 Astronauts Are Launched Into Space; Atmosphere Is Focus Of 11-Day MissionA27
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hQuick Reprogramming Clears Vision of Satellite Released by Space Shuttle; Sun-blinded, an explorer loses two hours of data. p54
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hInstrument Fails in Project Aboard Shuttlep24
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hSpace Shuttle Briefly Loses Radio ContactA15
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hDevice's Loss Doesn't Deter AstronautsC10
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hNASA Awaits Birth Of Spacecraft RatsA24
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hAstronauts Again Seeking Clues About Dwindling Ozone ShieldA32
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hA Wealth Of Facts On Shuttlesp49
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hShuttle Prepares to Snare German Satellitep9
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hMaking an Unusual Maneuver, The Shuttle Retrieves a Satellitep40
11/3/9466Atlantis10d 22hShuttle Ready for LandingA14
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hShuttle's Launching Is Delayed By Failure in a Guidance UnitA20
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hShuttle Blasts Off to Meet Russian Station; A space ballet as rehearsal for an international project.A16
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hShuttle Discovery Aims for Rendezvous; Shuttle Heads for Rendezvous With Russiansp1
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hFuel Leaks Threaten Shuttle Plan to Link With Russian Stationp27
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06h13 Women Triumphing Vicariously; Shuttle Pilot Lives Their Early Dreamp26
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hA Leak May Alter Discovery's Plans; Rendezvous With Russian Space Station Is On, but at a Distance A12
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hAstronaut Takes City Where She Was Raised to the Stars; Astronaut Takes a City to the StarsB1
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hFormer Space Rivals Are Now Partners in Orbit; Old Foes, Now Friends, Rendezvous in Orbit A1
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hSpace Radar to Study Khmer Temples at AngkorC11
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hShuttle Commander Talks to Mir LeaderB9
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06h2 Astronauts In Deep Chill During a Test Of SpacesuitsA1
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hAstronauts Say Warmer Gloves Are Necessaryp10
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hShuttle Discovery Returns After Russian Rendezvousp32
2/3/9563Discovery08d 06hSpace Encounters: The Russian KindE2
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hShuttle Endeavour Blasts Off on a 15-Day Astronomy MissionA18
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15h7 Astronauts Begin Flight To Set Record; Telescopes to Study Invisible UniverseB7
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hShuttle Telescopes Driftingp6
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hTelescope Aboard Endeavour Zooms In on Distant Quasarp18
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hIs NASA Among the Truly Needy?A14
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hOn Line to Endeavour, Quasar and SunsA10
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hTelescopes Aboard Shuttle Observe Stellar ExplosionC10
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hAstronauts Examine Stellar Explosionsp27
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hNASA Turns to Industry for Next Generation of Launchersp24
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hUltraviolet Look at Moon by EndeavourA16
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hWork Aboard ShuttleC9
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hNo Extension for ShuttleA10
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hThe Space Comrade From Florida; Norman Earl ThagardA10
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hChat With the EndeavourA8
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hIs It 2001 Yet? A U.S.-Russian Space Odyssey; Is 2001 Here? U.S.-Russian Space Odyssey OpensA1
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hShuttle Landing Delayedp7
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hNASA's New Guide to Space Exploration (On $25 a Day); There is rising anxiety about the agency's grand plans and its shrinking budget.E16
3/2/9567Endeavor16d 15hShuttle Ends Record Flight With Landing In Californiap23
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hOpening Era, Space Shuttle Is Launched; Crew of 7 Is on Way To Dock With Mir A12
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hSpace Linkup With $100 Billion Future; Shuttle Is Set for Rendezvous Today With Russian Space StationB8
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hLOCKHEED TO TAKE OVER ALL WORK ON SHUTTLE CONTRACTD3
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hU.S. Craft Docks Flawlessly With Russian Space Station; U.S. Craft Docks Flawlessly With Russian Space StationA1
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hAstronauts Have a Day Of Work And Playp5
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hThe Right Stuff Was More Fun in the MovieE2
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hTie Binding Space Stations Is Leak-Freep18
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hCrews Prepare to Undo Hybrid Home in Space; Astronauts exchange goodbyes and hail new cooperation.p15
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hWith a Complex Space Ballet, U.S. and Russian Linkup EndsA1
6/27/9571Atlantis09d 19hFor Astronaut, an End to the Longest Journeyp6
7/13/9570Discovery08d 22hNASA Readies Space Shuttle For TakeoffA21
7/13/9570Discovery08d 22hShuttle Blasts Off, Leaving Woodpecker Threat Behind; Crew to Replace Satellite Lost on Challenger A15
7/13/9570Discovery08d 22hAstronaut Opens a Hospital Phone System.p19
7/13/9570Discovery08d 22hOld Mission Control Is Set for a Final Sign-Offp19
7/13/9570Discovery08d 22hFog Delays Shuttle Returnp6
7/13/9570Discovery08d 22hAfter Day's Delay for Bad Weather, Shuttle Lands in Floridap21
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hHurricane Threatens Space Shuttle PlansA16
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hLaunching Plans Continue for ShuttleA28
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hSpace Shuttle Takes Off After Month's DelayA16
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hShuttle Retrieves Out-of-Control SatelliteB9
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hNASA Halts Film Experiment On Disk Trailing EndeavourD24
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hNew Troubles Undermine Shuttle ExperimentA17
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hTrouble Ends As Astronauts Fetch SatelliteA22
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hAstronauts to Take a Walk on the Cold Sidep7
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hSpace-Walking Gear Passes Temperature Testp25
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hFor 5 Astronauts, a Mission Out of KilterA13
9/7/9569Endeavor10d 20hSmooth Ending to a Wobbly Mission; Good news on a space shuttle safety question.C5
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hThreat to Shuttle MissionA29
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hSpace Shuttle Is Launched On 16-Day Science Missionp11
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hShuttle Crew Gets Started On Researchp30
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hShuttle Water Experiment Soars and SplatsB8
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hNASA Briefly Loses Contact With ShuttleA14
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hAstronauts Ignite Fuel in Space ExperimentD19
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hShuttle Crew Prepares for Return to Earthp18
10/20/9573Columbia15d 21hAmericans Too Tall or Short For Russian Space ProgramA30
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hWeather Could Delay Shuttle Launchingp8
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hNASA Cancels Shuttle Liftoff, Citing Weatherp38
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hDodging Clouds, Space Shuttle Begins Its Chase of RussiansA15
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hAstronauts Prepare Mir's Orbiting DockA20
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hSpace Tunnel Job NearC7
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hAmericans And Russians Meet in Orbit; Deft Maneuvering By Atlantis's CrewA20
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hAstronauts Hail Flawless Linkup in SpaceB11
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hShuttle Crew Bids Farewell To Mir Stationp7
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hSpace Station and Shuttle Uncouple; Go Their Separate Waysp19
11/12/9574Atlantis08d 04hShuttle Ends 8-Day MissionC6
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hShuttle Is Warmed Up for a 9-Day MissionA13
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hShrugging Off the Cold, Shuttle Sets Off on a Satellite HuntA12
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hShuttle Is Forced to Maneuver Around an Abandoned Satellitep24
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hSpace Shuttle Snatches Craft From Its Orbitp21
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hAstronauts Practice Construction in SpaceA14
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hPracticing Space WorkC5
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hShuttle Crew's Trophies: 2 Walks and 2 SatellitesA16
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hAstronaut in Frigid Space Walk Gives Praise for Thermal GearB7
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hBreak for AstronautsA18
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hAstronauts Say Space Station Work Is Feasiblep24
1/11/9672Endeavor08d 22hEndeavour Returns Japanese Satellite to Earthp1
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hThe Shuttle Takes Off for a High-Wire ActA18
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hPeering Into Space With a Little Help From NASACN2
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hShuttle's Crew Forced to Delay Satellite Testp31
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hSatellite and Plans Are Adrift As a Stringlike Tether Snaps; Satellite and Plans Are Set Adrift as Stringlike Tether BreaksA1
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hA Decade of Work Lost With TetherC9
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hNASA Contacts Its Lost SatelliteA15
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hBreakaway Space Satellite Finally Dies Outp7
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17h2 O-Ring Problems Reported on ShuttleC8
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hComputer Problems Curtail Shuttle MissionA24
2/22/9675Columbia15d 17hShuttle Lands in Florida After Troubled Flightp26
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hShuttle Launching DelayA20
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hShuttle Blasts Off, but Hydraulic Leak May Curtail Flightp6
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hShuttle Atlantis Successfully Docks With Russian Space Stationp33
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hU.S. Woman Starts Stay on Russian Space StationB9
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hAstronauts Haul Supplies to Space StationC9
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hSpace Walkers Attach Debris Catchers to Orbiting LaboratoryA1
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hAtlantis Crew Plans Early Return to Earthp7
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hA Long-Term Guest Settles InE2
3/22/9676Atlantis09d 05hShuttle Delay Presents Crew With Problemp14
5/19/9677Endeavor10dShuttle Begins 10-Day Technology FlightA1
5/19/9677Endeavor10dShuttle Deploys Inflatable SatelliteC8
5/19/9677Endeavor10dShuttle Retrieves a Satellite With ExperimentsA18
5/19/9677Endeavor10dAstronauts Begin Test of Space Navigation Without ThrustersA24
5/19/9677Endeavor10dAstronauts Repair Their Soda FountainA17
5/19/9677Endeavor10dFor Shuttle Crew, a Few Hours of Time Offp11
5/19/9677Endeavor10dShuttle Catches Up With Research Satellitep26
5/19/9677Endeavor10dSatellite Orients Itself, Shuttle Astronauts FindC7
5/19/9677Endeavor10dShuttle Plans Return After Satellite WorkA15
5/19/9677Endeavor10dShuttle Lands in Florida After 10-Day MissionA23
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hShuttle Is Set to Fly Today if Weather ClearsA14
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hShuttle Blasts Off on Mission That Could Be Record LengthA14
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hShuttle Astronauts Start Study of Motion Sicknessp20
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hAstronauts Are Wired To Study Sleep IllsC11
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hNASA PICKS MODEL FOR A NEW FLEET OF SPACE VEHICLES; AIMS TO REPLACE SHUTTLE Lockheed Martin Is Chosen to Build a Test Craft -- Plan May Create 2,000 Jobs NASA Picks Model for a New Generation of Space Vehicles A1
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hGas Leakage May Delay Next Shuttle FlightA15
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hAstronauts Complete Last Full Day of Testsp7
6/20/9678Columbia16d 21hRecord Shuttle Flight Ends and Tests BeginA11
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hFor American, Wait in Space On Mir Craft May Be OverA11
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hShuttle Is Launched To Retrieve AstronautC7
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hShuttle Is Closing In On Russian StationA16
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hA Hankering for Home; Shannon Wells Lucid American Space Pioneer With Hankering for HomeA1
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hRussia's Mir And Shuttle Are Flawless In Space LinkA25
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hU.S. Astronaut Ready to Take Her Ride HomeA20
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hAstronaut Says She Yearns For Family, Gooey Dessertsp6
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hMir Is Described as RoomyA11
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hU.S. Astronaut Bids Farewell To the Russian Space StationA23
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hPeriod of Wobbliness Awaits Astronaut at HomeA14
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hShuttle Set to LandB10
9/16/9679Atlantis10d 03hAfter 6 Months, Her Feet Are Back on the Ground; Astronaut Is Back on Earth After 6-Month Stay in Space A1
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hShuttle Crew With Oldest Astronaut Is Set to FlyA19
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hShuttle Blasts Off on Mission With 2 Scientific SatellitesD20
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hTelescope Deployed by Shuttle Has a Problem With AlignmentB10
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hRepairs Made To Telescope Near ShuttleA18
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hShuttle Grabs a SatelliteC9
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hShuttle's Astronauts Plan a Busy HolidayA18
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hHatch Won't Open, and Space Walk Is Put OffA31
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hNASA Engineers Try to Salvage Space Walk; For the first time in shuttle history, a hatch will not open. p14
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hSpace Walks Are Canceled For the Shuttlep32
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hClouds Force NASA to Delay Shuttle Landing by One DayA32
11/19/9680Columbia17d 15hSpace Shuttle Sets a Record For a Missionp13
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hShuttle Countdown Startsp6
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hAtlantis Blasts Off in Swift Pursuit of Mir Space Station; This is the fifth of NASA's nine planned missions with Mir.A13
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04h'I Have the Greatest Enthusiasm for the Mission'; On HAL's Birthday, Measuring '2001' Against Reality D4
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hAfter 3-Day Pursuit, Shuttle Docks With Russian StationA12
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hAfter Joyful Space Docking, 2-Nation Crew Gets to WorkA16
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hAnother Vanishing Act on Cluttered MirA22
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hShuttle Astronauts Test Vibrationless TreadmillC8
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hAstronaut Tells Of Down Side To Space LifeA15
1/12/9781Atlantis10d 04hShuttle Lands With a Long-Term TravelerA21
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hOxygen Leak Found on ShuttleB8
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hImproving Hubble's View of the UniverseA12
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hShuttle Starts Space Telescope MissionA12
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hCongressional Panel Hears Options for Delayed Space StationA26
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hShuttle Chases Space Telescope in $350 Million Repair MissionA25
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hSpace Telescope Boards Shuttle, and Astronauts Begin RepairsA1
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hUpgrade Under Way for Hubble To Expand Its Cosmic Visionp9
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hShuttle and Space Telescope Dodge Piece of Space Debrisp16
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hShuttle Crew Adjusts Cover On TelescopeA15
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hShuttle Crew Frees Telescope After RepairsA19
2/11/9782Discovery09d 23hSpace Shuttle Returns by Nightp9
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hNASA Adds Insulation To Shuttle's Water PipesA22
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hThe ultimate challenge: space wasteC1
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hAir-Purification System Malfunctions on Mirp10
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hShuttle Lifts Off on Mission to Explore Lack of Gravity; A mission focusing in part on how fire reacts in space.p10
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hGenerator Flaw May Force End to Shuttle Flightp26
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hPower Problem on Shuttle Forces a Tuesday Landing; Mission Is 3d to Be Ended Early Since 1981A1
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hAstronauts Power Down Experiments Before Return Today; To save power for science, most lights are dimmed. C3
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hTruncated Shuttle Flight Ends, but Ship May Fly Again SoonA14
4/4/9783Columbia03d 23hPanel Upset by New Delay In Russian Space ModuleA23
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hRussia Resumes Spending on Space StationA27
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hShuttle Takes Off to Fortify the Mir StationA27
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hShuttle, With Critical Cargo, Docks With Russian Stationp10
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hSex Aloft? Astronauts Avoid TopicC9
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hNew Astronaut on Mir Likes the PaceA10
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hAstronaut Expects To Take Baby StepsA23
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hA Rattletrap Space Station; Pushing the Limits Of Soviet TechnologyE10
5/15/9784Atlantis09d 05hA Sometimes Perilous Mission Ends With the Return of Atlantisp21
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hLaunching of Shuttle Is Scheduled for TuesdayB9
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hMir Supply Ship Overload SuspectedC2
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hNASA Moves Up LiftoffC2
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hNew Problem Affects Life On Mir StationA19
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hShuttle Roars Aloft to Complete Mission Interrupted in AprilA19
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hAstronauts Resume Jobs From Aborted MissionA19
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hLuck Sent Astronaut to Space Stationp12
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hMoscow, We Have a ProblemE9
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hFlames Rise Higher In Space, Test ShowsA11
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hShuttle Tests Of Tiny Fires Spur DelightB10
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hShuttle Ahead of ScheduleA12
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hMir Commander's Heart Ills Cast Doubt on Repair Effort; Mir Astronaut's Heart Problem Casts Doubt on Repair EffortA1
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hRUSSIANS SUGGEST AMERICAN TAKE ON MIR REPAIR TASK; BUT NASA VOICES DOUBTS U.S. Officials Ask Whether Job Can Be Done by New Team Rather Than Take Risks Russians Want U.S. Astronaut To Take On Mir Repair TaskA1
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hU.S. Astronaut Gets Tentative Go to Help Repair MirA3
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hASTRONAUT ERROR DEEPENS ANXIETIES ON SPACE STATION; VITAL CABLE UNPLUGGED Climate Control and Lights Are Shut Down, but Crew Is Not in Danger, Officials Say Astronaut's Mistake Deepens Anxiety on Mir A1
7/1/9794Columbia15d 16hShuttle Returns Full of Research InformationA19
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hAfter One More Mishap, Relief Craft Links to Mir; After a Mishap, a Relief Crew Reaches the Mir Space Station A1
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hSpace Shuttle Blasts Off and Deploys a Scientific SatelliteA25
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hAstronauts Aboard Discovery Test New Japanese Robot Arm; A slow space debut with several mistakes, but no surprises. p10
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hShuttle Tests A Robot Built To SpacewalkA11
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hSpirits Soar As Shuttle Prepares For New Era; Spirits Soar at NASA as Space Shuttle Prepares for New EraC1
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hRussian Space Station in Need of WaterA18
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hShuttle's Crew Takes Back Set In ExperimentA26
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hDiscovery Ends Orbital Testing, Drawing PraiseA12
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hSpace Shuttle Landing Is Postponed to TuesdayA17
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hJeers Sting Mir Mission Control, Which Bemoans a Money Pinch; Crew Fixes Computer, the Latest Misadventure Now the Jeers At Mir Sting The Officials Down Below A1
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hShuttle Comes Back With Data on OzoneA10
8/7/9785Discovery11d 20hWashington's Bet on Mir; In Mir's Path: Hard Lesson NASA's Commitment Looks to Long Term News AnalysisA1
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hNASA Weighs Risk of Sending New Man to MirA18
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hU.S. Doctor on Shuttle to Join 2 RussiansA25
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Is Due to Arrive At Space Station TodayA10
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hU.S. Space Shuttle Atlantis Docks Safely With Russian Mirp10
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hAmerican Astronauts Swap Places in SpaceA6
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hAstronauts Move Supplies From Space Shuttle to MirA13
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19h2 Space-Walking Astronauts Fetch Experiments From MirA14
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Crew Prepares To Leave Russian StationA13
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Leaves Russia Outpost For a Return Sunday NightA10
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hAstronaut's Return From the Mir Is Delayed by Cloudy WeatherA16
9/25/9786Atlantis10d 19hShuttle, a Day Late, Returns With U.S. Astronaut From MirA16
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hAll Is Going Well For Shuttle BlastoffA22
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hShuttle Executes Flip on Its Way Into OrbitA26
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hShuttle Must Delay Release of a SatelliteA22
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hShuttle Astronauts Are Unable to Retrieve Malfunctioning SatelliteA12
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hAstronauts Make a Good Grab And Bring Satellite Back InA1
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hSatellite Could Be Sent Back Out Right AwayA17
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hShuttle Will Not Release Rescued Science SatelliteA19
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hSecond Space Walk Set For Space Shuttle CrewA24
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hCamera Tested in SpaceA25
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hShuttle Sets Return From Space Mission That Had a FailureA20
11/19/9787Columbia15d 16hShuttle Lands, And Inquiry Is Scheduled On MissionA12
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hFor an Astronaut-to-Be, Teaching Remains No. 1A10
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hTo Boldly Go Where Fish Haven't; Testing Feasibility of Piscine Farms for Space Voyages REGION To Boldly Go Where Fish Never Have: Dinner Tables in SpaceB1
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hWhat's on the Menu, NASA?B7
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hShuttle Blasts Off With Last American to Live on the Mir StationA14
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hShuttle Endeavour Nears Russian Space StationA12
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hShuttle Docks at Space Station With Astronaut and Suppliesp24
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hIll-fitting Spacesuit Imperils Mission of AstronautA16
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hMir Astronaut Enlarges Suit, Saves MissionA11
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hFaulty Jets Are Fixed, and Space Complex Is StabilizedA10
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hRussians Complain Anew About the American on MirA20
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hShuttle Departs, Leaving Last American on Mir; Another astronaut heads home after four tough months in orbit. A11
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hMir Astronaut Returns to Earth, With Family and Pizza on Handp17
1/22/9889Endeavor08d 19hAstronaut Says He's Still Wobbly After Months of WeightlessnessA16
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hColumbia Soars Into Space With a Menagerie on BoardA9
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hAstronauts Remove Mouse Fetuses in SpaceA17
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hShuttle Crew Restarts A Faulty Air Purifierp21
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hSpace Station Is Assembled, But Only on the Ground; Space Station Assembled, on Earth F1
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hGlenn's Priority Has The Party Seeing StarsA12
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hHydraulic Malfunction Cuts Power On Shuttlep34
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hShuttle Crew And Animals Return SafelyA12
4/17/9890Columbia15d 21hShuttle Flight's Post-MortemF3
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hProblems With Computer Continue Aboard MirA13
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hSpace Station Partners Approve Assembly DelayA13
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hA Last Visit Before Mir Becomes A FireballF1
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hA Russian Drama: 147 Months of MirF5
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hShuttle Begins America's Last Mission to Mir; Russians say Mir is ready for guests after a computer repair.A12
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hShuttle Arrives at Mir to Retrieve American and Deliver SuppliesA17
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hAstronauts Test for Leakp22
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hShuttle Departs From Mir as a New Era Begins; Like a relay stick, a wrench is passed in a space marathon. A1
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hSpace Shuttle Returns Safely From the Last of Its Missions to MirA6
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hSpace Aged; The risk to Glenn's health may not be very great, but no one at NASA wants the most memorable photo to be of John Glenn being carried off the orbiter on a stretcher. SM50
6/2/9891Discovery09d 19hGlenn Is Ready to Say Goodbye to All That; 'I'd rather wrestle a gorilla than ask anybody for another 50 cents.'A7
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hCovering John GlennE5
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hNew Space Venture Turns Back the Years; At Cape Canaveral, Reliving the Grand Highs of '62 A1
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hGlenn Draws Huge Crowd To View His Latest FlightA14
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hSpace AgingA30
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hA Nostalgic Celebration in Glenn's TownA22
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hClinton Praises Launching And Gains of Space ProgramA23
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hIn Classrooms, History Lesson Brings CheersA22
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hNot Just Along for the RideA23
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hPioneer Returns as Crewman in the Shuttle; GLENN RETURNS TO SPACE: Six Astronauts, One Legend THE OVERVIEW 36 Years Later, Glenn Lifts Off for Space Encore on Shuttle With 6 Others A1
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hTo the Stars, AgainA22
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hA Cosmic Vista Worth SharingA15
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hGlenn Reports Back to Earth, 'It's Been a Great Ride So Far'A12
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hNeedles, Vials and Pills for Glenn the Geriatricp22
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hSpace Makes His Faith Stronger, Glenn SaysA16
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hGlenn Eclipses a Rich Array of Shuttle Experiments; A three-pound nose aims to sniff out perils to astronauts.F3
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hShuttle Easily Regains Satellite, and Hundreds of Photos of SunA20
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hLaptops on the Shuttle: Age Does Not MatterG8
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21h'Tonight' Host Trades Laughs With ShuttleA24
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hAstronaut's Adventure on Earth: LugeD4
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hOn Day 7, Shuttle's Crew Chats With Gore, Press and StudentsA16
10/29/9895Discovery08d 21hGlenn Back on Ground, Head Still Above Clouds; Glenn on Ground, Head Still Above Clouds p1
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hA Milestone In Space Flight Is PostponedA24
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hSpace Station's First Construction Crew Lifts Off Aboard the ShuttleA8
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hShuttle Crew Surmounts First Challenge in Building Space Stationp47
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hAstronauts Join First Parts of Space StationA1
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hUltimate High-Beam Job Site: 240 Miles UpF1
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hWith Space Station Parts Joined, Astronauts Make a Quick Start on Wiring Them TogetherA1
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19h2 Astronauts Make 2d Space Walk to Install Antennas on StationA22
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hFor the First Time, Astronauts Enter International Space StationA23
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19h2 Astronauts Give Station Final Touchesp37
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hAfter a Fond Adieu, Station Is Led to Orbit AloneA22
12/4/9888Endeavor11d 19hShuttle Back After Space Station Job; The mission's space walks were a small first step in a $60 billion project.A28
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Ready for Thursday Launching in Mission to Space StationA26
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Bound for Space Station, Supplies in TowA18
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Discovery Docks To International StationA16
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Crew Begins Space Walk and Work on Outside of Stationp1
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Astronauts Enter International StationA10
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hAstronauts Work Through Night On Home Improvement ProjectsA16
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Crew Helps Stock Space StationA21
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hSeeing the Earth With an Astronaut's EyeTR3
5/27/9996Discovery09d 19hShuttle Lands After Stocking And Repairing Space StationA16
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hSpace Shuttle Launching Is Delayed a Second TimeA11
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hAfter Delays, Shuttle Lifts Off With First Female CommanderA18
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hAfter Hiccup at Liftoff, Shuttle Puts Telescope Into SpaceA10
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hWoman's Work: Space CommanderA10
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hNASA Says Columbia May Have Leaked FuelA12
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hAnother Test for Commander Lies on EarthF2
7/23/9993Columbia04d 22hShuttle Makes Pinpoint Landing After Telescope-Delivery MissionA16
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hRain and Clouds Force NASA To Delay Shuttle Flight AgainA18
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hSpace Shuttle Finally Lifts Off On Mission to Fix TelescopeA18
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hGotcha! Space Shuttle Crew Captures Broken Telescope; Astronauts Will Now Try to Fix It in SpaceA20
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hShuttle Crew Starts Repairs On Telescope; Spacewalkers Install 6 New GyroscopesA1
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hOn Second Outing, Astronauts Continue Upgrade of TelescopeA15
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23h2 Astronauts Do Spacewalk To Finish Fixing Hubble; The $3 billion telescope in the heavens goes its own way again today.A21
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hShuttle Sends Renewed Hubble Back to Workp22
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hRepairs Done, Shuttle Crew Makes Plans For LandingA14
12/19/99103Discovery07d 23hShuttle Lands at Florida Base, Ending Image-Building MissionA20
2/11/0099Endeavor11d 05hSafety Issues Looming as Number of Shuttle Flights IncreasesA18
2/11/0099Endeavor11d 05hFirst Part of Mapping Mission In Space Goes Without a HitchA10
2/11/0099Endeavor11d 05hNational News Briefs; NASA May Cut Short Its Mapping of EarthA21
2/11/0099Endeavor11d 05hShuttle to Complete MissionA16
2/11/0099Endeavor11d 05hShuttle Is Returning After Most Complete Mapping of EarthF2
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hShuttle Lifts Off on Mission to Fix Space StationA16
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hShuttle Docks at Stationp32
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hAstronauts Eagerly Begin Space Station's RepairsF5
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hProud Russia Keeps Mir Aloft; Irked, NASA Seeks Help on Space Station A Proud Russia Keeps the Mir space station Aloft, Irking NASA. F1
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hAstronauts Replace Space Station BatteriesA18
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hWork Over, Astronauts Leave Space StationA11
5/19/00101Atlantis09d 21hWith space Station Sparkling, Crew LandsF12
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hLaunching of Shuttle Will Begin Push to Complete Space OutpostA22
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hNational News Briefs; Shuttle Docks at Station; Long Spacewalk BeginsA18
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hStation Inspires Record SpacewalkA1
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Crew Breaks Out ChiselA20
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hNational News Briefs; Space Station Astronauts Install Treadmill in Orbitp39
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hNational News Briefs; Space Mission Ends, And Shuttle Plans ReturnA18
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hNational News Briefs; Astronauts Prepare For Their Return HomeA23
9/8/00106Atlantis11d 19hSpace Shuttle Returns in a Night LandingA27
10/11/0092Discovery12d 21hHigh Winds Delay Shuttle Mission to Space StationF3
10/11/0092Discovery12d 21hNational News Briefs; Four-Inch Metal Pin Delays Liftoff of ShuttleA26
10/11/0092Discovery12d 21hNational News Briefs; Astronauts Rendezvous With Space StationA13
10/11/0092Discovery12d 21hNational News Briefs; Astronauts Hook Cables And Antennas to StationA20
10/11/0092Discovery12d 21hNational News Briefs; Strong Crosswind Delays Space Shuttle's LandingA21
10/11/0092Discovery12d 21hSpace Shuttle ReturnsA18
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hShuttle to Lift Off Tonight for Space StationA32
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hEndeavour Is Off On 'a Beautiful Night to Fly'A34
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hShuttle Nearing Space Station And Causing A Traffic Jam; STEP BY STEP; Adding Solar PowerA8
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hShuttle Joins Space Station; Solar Wings Awaitp47
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hSpace Station Gets Its Wings, But Only One Is DeployedA21
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hAstronauts Finish Adding Solar Wing To StationA18
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hAstronauts Tighten Slack Solar PanelA26
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hSpace Station Crew Greets First Visitors; Handshakes and vigorous hugs welcome the shuttle astronauts aboard.A21
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hSpace Shuttle Departs Space Station After Installing Solar Wingsp54
11/30/0097Endeavor10d 19hSpace Shuttle Returns to Earth, Ending Construction MissionA20
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hNASA Set to Deliver Station's Scientific CoreF3
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hShuttle Atlantis Heads for Space Station Carrying LaboratoryA24
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hAstronauts Bolt Laboratory to Space Stationp34
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hCrew Tears The Wrapping Off Spaces LabA1
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hAstronauts Play Dead Men SpacewalkingA29
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hNational News Briefs; Wind Delays Landing For Space Shuttle CrewA12
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hNational News Briefs; Crosswind Again Delays Landing of Space ShuttleA19
2/7/0198Atlantis12d 21hNational News Briefs; Space Shuttle LandsA13
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19hShuttle Primed for Crew-Exchange Mission to StationA16
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19hReplacement Crew Enters Space Stationp28
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19h2 Astronauts Walk in Space Almost 9 HoursA9
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19h2 Astronauts Leave Shuttle to Finish JobA13
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19h150 Miles Up, Mir Begins Final Journey; 150 Miles Up, Mir Begins Its Final Journey After 15 Years F1
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19hNational News Briefs; Shuttle and Station Dodge Tool in SpaceA21
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19hNational News Briefs; Warning to Shuttle Was a False AlarmA14
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19h'Sail Her Well'A14
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19hTourist Barred, Russia Boycotts NASA Training; False Alarm at Space Station A21
3/8/01102Discovery12d 19hNational News Briefs; Station Commander Ends 4.5 Weightless MonthsA17
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hShuttle Endeavour Heads to Space StationA17
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hNASA Faulted On Supervision Of Contractorp19
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hShuttle Docks With Station, Crane in Towp19
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hCanadian Robot Arm Is Linked To Space Station in 7-Hour WalkA13
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hRussia Wins Fight to Be First Space Travel Agent; Russia Wins Fight to Be Travel Agent For SpaceA1
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hSpace Station Test of Robot Arm Is DelayedA21
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hNASA Racing To Fix Problem With ComputerA10
4/19/01100Endeavor11d 21hAs Shuttle Returns to Earth, Tourist Adjusts to Space StationA15
7/12/01104Atlantis12d 18hShuttle, a Little Late, Glides Into StationA10
7/12/01104Atlantis12d 18h2nd Entry Installed on Space StationA10
7/12/01104Atlantis12d 18hSpace Station's New Air Lock Is Put to Use for First Timep22
7/12/01104Atlantis12d 18hShuttle Leaves Space Station To Head HomeA14
7/12/01104Atlantis12d 18hShuttle Lands in FloridaA12
8/10/01105Discovery11d 21hSpace Shuttle Is Launched Ahead of StormA12
8/10/01105Discovery11d 21hSpacewalking Astronauts Lay Groundwork for 2002 Projectp36
12/5/01108Endeavor11d 19hEndeavour Is Set for Launching After Docking Problem Is SolvedA14
12/5/01108Endeavor11d 19hUnder Tight Security, Shuttle Lifts Off After a Week's DelayA30
12/5/01108Endeavor11d 19hPick for NASA Says He Has Fiscal MandateA50
12/5/01108Endeavor11d 19hMemorial in Space StationB7
12/5/01108Endeavor11d 19h3 Astronauts Return To a Different WorldA20
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hSpace Shuttle Launched, but Cooling System Is a WorryA13
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hShuttle's Mission Continues Despite Cooling System Flawp22
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hSpace Telescope Is Secured; Repairs BeginA15
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hTelescope Readied for Shutdown And 'Transplant' of Power Unit; A job to ensure that the Hubble lasts until 2010, a 20-year run. A18
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hHubble Power Controller Replaced With Soft TouchA27
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hSpacewalkers Tend to Inactive Hubble CameraA13
3/1/02109Columbia10d 22hHubble Returning to Mission Able to Peer Deeper Into Spacep37
4/8/02110Atlantis10d 19hWith Seconds To Spare, The Shuttle Takes OffA20
4/8/02110Atlantis10d 19hMajor Component of Space Station Is AttachedA18
4/8/02110Atlantis10d 19hNASA Says 2004 Mission Will Include SchoolteacherA12
4/8/02110Atlantis10d 19hAstronauts Reroute Cables on Space StationA21
4/8/02110Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Glides Home After Ambitious MissionA13
4/8/02110Atlantis10d 19hIs That a Space Helmet Or Just Your 3D Goggles?; Imax filmmakers trained astronauts and cosmonauts to use special cameras for 'Space Station 3D.'A12
6/5/02111Endeavor13d 20hDelayed for Days, Shuttle Liftoff Sends Crew of 7 to Space StationA22
6/5/02111Endeavor13d 20hRepaired Hubble Telescope Yields Better Look at the StarsA22
6/5/02111Endeavor13d 20hAstronauts Set U.S. Record For Endurance in SpaceA30
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hA Problem With a Heater May Delay Shuttle FlightA15
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Blasts Off for Space StationA24
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hAstronauts Install Girder on Space StationA30
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hIn 2nd Spacewalk, Astronauts Do the Plumbingp33
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hA Sensor Delays Deployment Of Space Station RadiatorsA13
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hASTRONAUTS COMPLETE WORKA23
10/7/02112Atlantis10d 19hPARTING COMPANY IN SPACEA24
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hBad Weather Forces Delay For ShuttleA16
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hRepaired Endeavour Takes Off With New Crew for Space Stationp30
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hShuttle Delivers New Crew and a Payload to the Space StationA24
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hSpacewalkers Attach Girder To StationA19
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hAstronauts Spend Thanksgiving at WorkA37
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hSnag Hinders a Shuttle Mission Spacewalkp42
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hSCIENCE AND HEALTH; ASTRONAUTS RETURNING HOMEA29
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hShuttle Landing Is DelayedA36
11/23/02113Endeavor13d 18hSCIENCE AND HEALTH; 3RD DAY OF DELAY IN SHUTTLE LANDINGA17
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hShuttle Lifts Off With an Israeli AstronautA17
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAstronaut Captures Rare Images Of Red Luminosities in the SkiesA16
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hSpace Shuttle Crew Completes Israeli Dust and Cloud StudiesA20
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAmerica Mourns, Again; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Nation's Mood p24
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAn Expected Triumphant Return Becomes a Nightmare for Israelisp31
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAnother Blow and More Loss for an Already Anxious Nationp24
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAt a Loss For Words, But Tryingp27
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hBush Remarks on Shuttle: 'Destruction and Tragedy'p32
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hBush's Words to the Nation Mix Sadness and Resolve; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: Mourning and Questions Beginp32
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hDelays Expected in Expanding Orbiting Laboratory, and Perhaps in Retrieving 3 Astronautsp25
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hEthnic Pride Over Crew Of Shuttlep31
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hExcerpts From NASA News Conference at Johnson Space Centerp29
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hFirst a Test of Budget Skills, Now a Test of Leadershipp29
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hFirst the Air Shook With Sound, And Then Debris Rained Down; Scattered Debris p1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hHopes for Experiments Disappear as Disaster Unfoldsp32
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hKeenly Felt Grief in a State Entwined With the Space Programp26
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hLast Shuttle Contactp25
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hLawmakers to Take a Closer Look at the Space Programp32
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hLOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Scenes; 195 MILESp26
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22h2nd Shuttle Disaster Creates Uncertain Future for Programp33
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hOnce Again, Spaceflight's Hometown Loses Its Heroesp1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hPossible Link To Terrorism Is Not Likely, Officials Sayp24
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22h'Roger,' and Then Silencep1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hSHUTTLE BREAKS UP, 7 DEAD; COLUMBIA, WITH SIX AMERICANS AND ISRAELI, IS LOST OVER TEXAS AFTER STARTING DESCENT Inquiry Putting An Early Focus On Heat Tiles Signs of Trouble p1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hSorrow, Memories of Challenger and a Will to Move Ahead; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: Voices of Two Nations p31
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hSpace Flight's Dangers Are Raised by Speedp28
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hSpace Flight Experiences Still Amaze Ex-Astronautsp26
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hSpace Program's Cycles of Triumph and Tragedy; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Space Program Past Troubles The Columbia in Picturesp33
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hThe Columbia Space Shuttle's Crew of 6 Americans and 1 Israeli; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Crew Col. Rick D. Husbandp30
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hWhat Was Space Like?BU14
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAbove California, the Signs Of Trouble Began to Appear; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: Pieces of a Puzzle A17
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAfter Sending an Experiment and a Hero Into Space, Israeli Students GrieveA15
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hA Period of HealingA24
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAs Iraq War Looms, a New Sense of Vulnerability; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: A Resolve to Stand Firm A21
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hAt Dawn, the ColumbiaA25
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hA Time of Mourning for Shattered DreamsA24
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hBitter Strife In Mideast Clouds Talk Of ShuttleA23
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hBoeing and Lockheed, Prime Builders, Face Questions in Shuttle Inquiry; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Business and Politics of Space A22
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hCatastrophe Is Transmitted On NASA TVA20
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hDisaster Prompts Quick Shift of Coverage From Iraq Issue to Events at HomeA20
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hEarly Ideas About Cause of Breakup HoldA19
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22h'Easy to Fly' Reputation, But Shuttle Had QuirksA22
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hExcerpts From NASA News Conference at Johnson Space CenterA18
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hGathering to Mourn The Hero Few Knew They Had Produced; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: Towns Touched by TragedyA13
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hGrief Is Mixed With Worries For Economy On CanaveralA14
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hIndependent Authorities Ask Whether NASA Erred in Ruling Loose Foam Was Benign; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Search for AnswersA16
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hIn 2 Texas Cities, Rich Memories of Remarkable Boys Who Grew Up to Be AstronautsA13
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hLessons From Uneven Challenger Investigation Help Create Attitude ChangeA23
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hNASA Dismissed Advisers Who Warned About SafetyA1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hNASA FINDS CLUES IN SHUTTLE DISASTER; NO DELAY ON IRAQ PLANS, BUSH AIDES SAY; Temperature Rise in Last Minutes A1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hNASA Keeps Three Astronauts Aboard Space Station Informed of Events on Ground; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: Watching from Surface and SpaceA20
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hNASA Web Site Put to Test EarlyA17
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hProtective Tiles Have Been Major Concern From the Start; Structure of the TilesA16
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hRaised on Technology, They Shrug at Space; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: The Future and the Past A23
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hScientific Failure Leads to Search for Spiritual Comfort; LOSS OF THE SHUTTLE: Remembering the Dead Faithful Looking Beyond DeathsA14
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hShuttle's Effect On Economy May Be Small, Analysts SayC1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hWith Each Grim New Discovery, The Human Toll Is Driven Home; Debris in the Region and Up Close A1
1/16/03107Columbia15d 22hWith Lessons From Challenger, Outside Experts Search for CluesA16
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hAs NASA Prepares to Launch Shuttles Again, 70's-Era Technology Is Showing Its AgeA17
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hLaunching Faces Two Familiar ObstaclesA14
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hNASA Puts Shuttle Mission's Risk at 1 in 100A14
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hA Familiar Televised Ritual: Watching, Marveling and, Finally, ExhalingA16
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hIntense Hunt for Signs of Damage Could Raise Problems of Its OwnA1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hRETURN TO SPACE: Goals and the View; In the Crowd, Emotions and Goose Bumps A17
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hShuttle Roars Back to Space After 2 1/2-Year Absence; Vibrant Elation, but Debris Is a Concern A1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hThe Shuttle Returns to DutyA22
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hWatching Liftoff, With an Eye on the FutureA17
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hNASA SUSPENDING SHUTTLE FLIGHTS OVER FOAM DEBRIS; External Fuel Tank Is Problem--Current Mission Will Go OnA1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hDespite Problems, Politically Popular Shuttle Program May Be Hard to KillA18
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hRETURN TO SPACE: The Mission and Its Problems; A Veteran of the Space Program, Working on the Ground and in Outer Space A19
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hRETURN TO SPACE: The Impact of a Setback; Engineers Thought Foam Ramp on Fuel Tank Was Allowable RiskA18
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hShuttle Docks; Shield Damage Is Called MinorA1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hThe Safest Shuttle Tank EverA22
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hNASA Administrator Says Falling Debris Problems Will Be Quickly FixedA10
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hAstronauts Test Repair Methods on Heat Tilesp23
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hFor NASA, Misjudgments. Led to Latest Shuttle Woes; Potential Problems With Fuel Tank Foam Were Played Down in Years of Study p1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hBulging Cloth on Shuttle Raises Issue of RepairsA1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hNASA's Leader, a Man of Logic, Faces Decisions Enmeshed in Another Realm: PoliticsA10
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hREDESIGN IS SEEN FOR NEXT CRAFT, NASA AIDES SAY; IMPROVED SAFETY IS GOAL A Spacewalk Is Planned to Fix a New Problem With the Discovery A1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hShuttle Repairs to Be Tried in SpacewalkA19
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hAcknowledging Risks, an Astronaut Is Optimistic on RepairsA13
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hFrom Giant Leaps to Baby StepsA19
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hWith Shuttle Program, an Intricate and Integral Partnership for NASAA13
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21h2 Gentle Tugs, and the Protruding Strips That Vexed NASA Are Gone; Third Spacewalk Proceeds Smoothly A16
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21h'04 Report Faulted Application of Shuttle FoamA1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hIn Return to Flight, Geek-Speak, Folksiness and SolemnityA12
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hNASA Rules Out a Fourth Spacewalk to Repair ShuttleA12
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hRepair to Dent Is Studied In Shuttle Foam Inquiry; Spot on Fuel Tank Was Area of ConcernA8
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hFor Many, the Shuttle's Return Brings Back Doubt and Anxietyp1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hShuttle Makes Preparations For Risky Return to Earth; Undocking From Space Station Is Smoothp22
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hShuttle Program a Study in Change and StabilityA10
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hWeather Delays the Shuttle Landing for a DayA14
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hJoy Is Tinged With Sadness For ColumbiaA16
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hHome From Orbit, a Son Calls His MotherB2
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hSHUTTLE GLIDES TO SAFE LANDING; PROBLEMS AHEAD; DISCOVERY IS A SUCCESS NASA Must Tackle Foam, Fuel Tank and Future of the Program A1
7/26/05114Discovery13d 21hThe Shuttle Returns, SafelyA10
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hNASA Scrubs Shuttle Liftoff For 2nd Day Over StormsA11
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hShuttle Launching Set for Today Despite Broken FoamA11
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hSHUTTLE MAKES A SAFE RETURN TO SPACEFLIGHT; NO DEBRIS PROBLEMS SEEN Intense Scrutiny at Start of First Mission After a Year's GroundingA1
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hThe Shuttle Takes OffA16
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hNASA Aides Optimistic On Status Of ShuttleA16
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hSpace Shuttle Does Back Flip And Rendezvous With StationA14
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hSeeking Signs Of Trouble, NASA Studies Shuttle ImagesA14
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18h2 Astronauts Do Repairs and Tests on Lengthy SpacewalkA14
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hThermal Shield Is Safe, Discovery Crew Is ToldA11
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hReporter's Notebook; New Scrutiny for Every Speck on the ShuttleA14
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hShuttle Crew Works to Fix Part of StationA14
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hAstronauts, Happy About Mission, Prepare for 3rd SpacewalkA18
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hRepair Drill In Spacewalk Takes 7 HoursA19
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hShuttle and Station Wrap Up Joint TasksA11
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hIts Job Done, Shuttle Leaves Space Stationp19
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hAfter Passing Tests for Damage, Shuttle Is Cleared to Return HomeA13
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hAll Smiles as Shuttle Ends A Nearly Perfect MissionA16
7/4/06121Discovery12d 18hSafe Return for the ShuttleA20
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Safe to Launch Today, NASA SaysA26
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle, Delayed by Faulty Sensor, Will Try Again TodayA12
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hAfter 2 Weeks of Delays, Shuttle Lifts Offp24
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hAtlantis Is in Good Shape; Crew Prepares to Get BusyA17
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Docking Complete, Astronauts Prepare for WalkA21
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hAstronauts Venture Out To Increase Station PowerA20
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hStuck Bolt Temporarily Proves Tricky On SpacewalkA20
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hBy Dawn's Early Light, Space Station Unfurls New SailsA21
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Astronauts Complete Final Spacewalk at Station; Tasks Include Deployment of a RadiatorA13
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hThe Basics; Losing It, 200 Miles Above the Earth C2
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Separates From Station And Prepares for Return to EarthA23
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hOverheated Device Leads to Brief Space Station EmergencyA22
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Mission Is Extended to Allow a Search for DamageA22
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hNASA Is Satisfied Shuttle Is Safe to LandA26
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hBack on Track in SpaceA20
9/9/06115Atlantis11d 19hShuttle Glides to an Incident-Free LandingA15
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hNASA Scrubs Launching Of Discovery, Citing WeatherA26
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hNASA Official Questions Agency's Focus on the ShuttleA16
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hDiscovery Takes Off on a Complex Missionp41
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hDiscovery Crew Wraps Up Check Of Heat ShieldA18
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hShuttle Docks; Spot on Wing Is ExaminedA29
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hSpace Station Grows LargerA30
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hShuttle Crew Meets Obstacle in RewiringA32
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21h2 Spacewalkers Are Successful in Tricky Rewiring of the Space StationA34
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hA Toxic Leak Haunts the Shuttle Crew; Echoes of the Word No Astronaut Wants to Hear: 'Uh-oh'A13
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hStubborn Solar Panel Resists Repair Attempt by Astronautsp47
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hSpacewalk Is Added for Repair of Solar ArrayA20
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hAstronauts on Spacewalk Succeed in Folding Solar PanelsA28
12/9/06116Discovery12d 21hClouds and Rain Give Way, and the Discovery Touches Down in FloridaA17
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hAfter Setbacks, Shuttle Is Ready for LaunchingA27
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hFor the Adventurous, an Earthbound Ride on the ShuttleA27
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hShuttle Atlantis Appears to Have a Flawless Liftoff; Videos will be studied for damage to the foam or other parts.A11
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hStation Astronauts Examine ShuttleA17
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hShuttle Mission Extended To Fix Insulation BlanketA16
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hGlitch Blamed For Fire Alarm On OrbiterA16
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hComputer Flaw Could Imperil Space StationA26
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hNASA Optimistic on Space Station RepairA20
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hWork Done on Space Station ComputersA8
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hShuttle Is Cleared For Earth Re-entryp18
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hSpace Station Passes Test After Repairs To ComputersA14
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hRain and Clouds Make NASA Cancel Shuttle LandingA14
6/8/07117Atlantis13d 20hSpace Shuttle Lands in California DesertA11
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hTeacher-Astronaut to Fly Decades After ChallengerA11
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hShuttle Endeavour, With Challenger Legacy, Takes OffA13
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hTaking Stock On Day 2 In SpaceA15
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hGouge Caused by Debris Is Spotted on Shuttle WingA11
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hInspection Finds Debris Penetrated Shuttle's TilesA14
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hGouged Tile May Be Left Unrepaired, NASA SaysA17
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hAstronaut Teaches in Space, and Lesson Is BittersweetA11
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hShuttle Crew Is Told to Study For Repairs, as NASA WaversA14
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hNASA Rules Out Spacewalk To Repair Gouge in ShuttleA19
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hNASA Moves Up Landing Because of Stormp14
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hCaution Over Damage to Endeavour Illustrates Changes at Space AgencyA12
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hHurricane's Path Reduces Urgency To Land Shuttle Today, NASA SaysA12
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hShuttle Glides Safely Home in Spite of 2 Gouged TilesA15
8/8/07118Endeavor12d 18hThe Space Shuttle Hobbles OnwardA18
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hAn Arduous, Risky MissionA28
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hShuttle Starts a Mission to Carry New Module for the Space StationA16
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hSpace Docking, With Women At the Helm of Both CraftsA21
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hIn Construction Mode, Astronauts Add to StationA14
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hAstronauts Discover Damage to Station's Power SystemA10
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hNASA Extends Shuttle Mission to Work on StationA19
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hThe Life Celestial: A Lot of Work, a Little Play, Plenty of E-MailF3
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hStation Panel Tears, Adding Challenge for Shuttle CrewA17
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hRepairing Solar Array Is New Focus Of SpacewalkA22
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hAstronaut Fixes Damage To Solar Array on Stationp18
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hEventful 15-Day Mission for Shuttle Discovery EndsA24
10/23/07120Discovery15d 02hIngenuity in SpaceA32
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hAtlantis Set for Liftoff After FixesA15
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hAtlantis Heads for the Space Station to Deliver a Science Laboratory From EuropeA14
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hAstronaut's Health Problem Delays Spacewalk MissionN26
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hNew Shuttle Team Ready For Walk After Day's DelayA19
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hEuropean Lab Attached to Space StationA15
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hAstronauts Replace Spent Station TankA33
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hSatellite Shooting Is Next As Shuttle Heads HomeA16
2/7/08122Atlantis12d 18hShuttle Lands, Clearing Skies For PentagonA15
3/11/08123Endeavor15d 18hA Space Robot With Arms to Make R2D2 JealousF4
3/11/08123Endeavor15d 18hShuttle Is Carrying Laboratory and Robot to Space StationA21
3/11/08123Endeavor15d 18hNew Home in Space for a Nearly Assembled Robotic DeviceA10
3/11/08123Endeavor15d 18hTests in Space On Repairing Shuttle TilesA16
3/11/08123Endeavor15d 18hSpace Shuttle Completes 16-Day Mission, and LandsA23
5/31/08124Discovery13d 18hShuttle Discovery Heads Toward the Space Stationp25
5/31/08124Discovery13d 18hLaboratory Module Attached To Side of the Space StationA15
5/31/08124Discovery13d 18hSCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; Space Station's Toilet Repair Is SuccessA21
5/31/08124Discovery13d 18hLoss of Shuttle Part Is Not Seen as ConcernA13
5/31/08124Discovery13d 18hShuttle Returns, Ending Mission to Space Stationp19
11/14/08126Endeavor15d 20hSpace Plumbers Ready for Shuttle LaunchingA18
11/14/08126Endeavor15d 20hShuttle Departs With Gear To Remodel Space StationA10
11/14/08126Endeavor15d 20hNASA's Black Hole BudgetsA25
11/14/08126Endeavor15d 20hEndeavour Lands in California, Avoiding Florida WeatherA19
3/15/09119Discovery12d 19hShuttle Discovery Departs With Space Station CargoA12
3/15/09119Discovery12d 19hSpace Shuttle Arrives at Space StationA15
3/15/09119Discovery12d 19hTourist and 2 Others on Way to Space StationA9
3/15/09119Discovery12d 19hAfter 13 Days, Discovery Ends Mission With Smooth LandingA21
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hShuttle Atlantis Takes Off For a Last Visit to HubbleA14
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hAstronauts Grab Hubble For RepairsA18
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hTransplants Provide New Life For HubbleA16
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hIn Top Task For Hubble, Gyroscopes Are InstalledA11
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hTricky Repair of Camera Goes Well on the HubbleA21
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hRefurbishments Complete, Astronauts Let Go of HubbleA20
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hAtlantis Cleared For HomecomingA20
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hBad Weather Delays Landing of ShuttleA13
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hSpace Shuttle Is Diverted To California For LandingA11
5/11/09125Atlantis12d 21hAn Even Better HubbleA18
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hShuttle Launching Is Delayed AgainA18
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hLaunching of Shuttle Is Marred by Falling DebrisA17
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hNASA Optimistic That Debris Did Not Damage ShuttleA10
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hCraft Docks; Astronauts Number 13 On StationA11
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hBroken Toilet Is Fixed on Crowded Space StationA14
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hLonger Life for the Space Station Is AdvisedA14
7/15/09127Endeavor15d 16hShuttle Returns to Earth With a Special PassengerA11
8/28/09128Discovery13d 21hFlorida: Discovery Lifts OffA11
8/28/09128Discovery13d 21hShuttle Astronauts Prepare To Leave Space StationA16
8/28/09128Discovery13d 21hAfter Repair, New Images From SpaceA20
8/28/09128Discovery13d 21hStorms in Florida Delay Shuttle's Flight HomeA16
8/28/09128Discovery13d 21hShuttle Glides to a California LandingA12
11/16/09129Atlantis10d 19hSpace Shuttle To Deliver Spare Parts To StationA13
11/16/09129Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Lifts Off for 11-Day MissionA23
11/16/09129Atlantis10d 19hShuttle Ends 11-Day Mission With a Perfect LandingA12
2/8/10130Endeavor13d 18hShuttle Blasts Off for Space StationA15
2/8/10130Endeavor13d 18hFor Human Spaceflight, Can Measured Beat Bold?D1
2/8/10130Endeavor13d 18hSpace Shuttle Lands Safely After Mission With a ViewA11
4/5/10131Discovery15d 03hShuttle Heads for Space Station With Supplies as Missions DwindleA17
4/5/10131Discovery15d 03hNASA, We've Got a Problem. But It Can Be Fixed.D2
4/5/10131Discovery15d 03hPresident Is to Outline His Vision for NASAA18
4/5/10131Discovery15d 03hIn Call to Alter NASA, Obama Vows Renewed Space ProgramA18
4/5/10131Discovery15d 03hShuttle, a Day Late, Glides to LandingA17
4/5/10131Discovery15d 03hObama's NASA Blueprint Is Challenged in CongressA17
5/14/10132Atlantis11d 18hAstronauts Attack Obama's NASA PlanA20
5/14/10132Atlantis11d 18hShuttle Atlantis Lifts Off for Its Last Planned FlightA11
5/14/10132Atlantis11d 18hFor Atlantis, a Flight Path to RetirementA16
2/24/11133Discovery12d 19hDiscovery, Bound for Space Station, Leaves Earth One Last TimeA20
2/24/11133Discovery12d 19hOn Eve of Retirement, Space Shuttles Capture Museums' HeartsA1
2/24/11133Discovery12d 19hA Bittersweet Finale for the DiscoveryA20
2/24/11133Discovery12d 19hGiffords Hopes to See Shuttle LaunchingA19
5/16/11134Endeavor15d 18hSpace Shuttle Endeavour Is Readied, Once Again, for Its Final LaunchingA12
5/16/11134Endeavor15d 18hClosely Watched Space Shuttle Has Its Last LiftoffA13
5/16/11134Endeavor15d 18hNASA Installs Device at Space Station in Long-Sought Quest for AntimatterA14
5/16/11134Endeavor15d 18hShuttle Crew to Take Close Look at Damaged Heat TileA12
5/16/11134Endeavor15d 18hShuttles, Turning Sedentary, Leave Pieces Behind for Science and SafetyA14
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hSkeleton Crew Gears Up For Last Shuttle FlightA16
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hCountdown for Shuttle, and for a Bit of the Florida EconomyA12
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18h3, 2, 1, and the Last Shuttle Leaves an Era BehindA1
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hA Demonstration of Science Seemingly Made for TVA11
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hWay Above the Shuttle Flight: NASA's next great space telescope hits a budgetary wallSR11
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hShreds of NASA History, Going on the BlockA17
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hThe Last Shuttle: A Paean to SpaceflightA26
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hA Final Shuttle's Final LandingA17
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hShuttle Ends Its Final Voyage, and an Era in SpaceA3
7/8/11135Atlantis12d 18hAfter the Space Shuttle: The arguments for bold, and inspiring, missions still holdA20

 

Click here to access this project’s master data file (.xlsx), which includes:

  • Coded mission information for both the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs
  • Links to original articles (if you are able to access an appropriate library proxy with access to ProQuest)
  • Total figures for all 147 Apollo and Space Shuttle missions
  • Charts featured on this website’s Findings page

Because the advancement of science depends on incremental addition to prior research, I encourage you to download and dig around in the data presented here. There’s no one purpose for this data, either: educators might find this file useful for content analysis lessons; tenured stargazers might view these headlines with a sense of nostalgia; and astronauts of tomorrow might want to apply lessons of the past to the future. Do with this work what you please.

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