Hearings

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

1963

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HEARING APR 16 1963	1

NASA international programsSounding rockets launched from foreign ranges__ 19	2

Printed for the use of the Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences	129

1963	1

NASA international	5

NASA international programsPersonnel exchanges_	6

NASA international activities summary_	7

NASA program__	8

Single frequency system planned for APOLLO	475

APOLLO orbital and lunar coverage requirements	476

Tracking ship requirements for APOLLO insertion into Earth orbit	478

Tracking ship requirements for APOLLO injection into lunar trajec tory	479

Morning session April 26 1963Continued Page	484

Manned space flight program_	486

Elements of scheduling	489

Schedule levels	490

NASA installations___	9

Manned space flight_	10

1day manned flight_	11

GEMINI_	12

APOLLO	13

Large launch vehicles_	14

Manned space flight	15

Space sciences__	16

Observatory satellites	17

Unmanned lunar spacecraft	18

Planetary exploration__	19

Space bioscience___	20

Light and medium launch vehicles__	21

Space scienceFiscal year 1964 budget estimate	22

Applications	23

Meteorological satellites__ 20 22 programsPersonnel at oversea tracking 24 26 28	24

RANGER capabilities	53

SURVEYOR spacecraft_	54

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Advanced research and technology	144

Advanced research and technologyFiscal year 1964 budget estimate _	148

Tracking and data acquisition facilities	150

Tracking and data acquisitionFiscal year 1964 budget estimate 31 Summary fiscal year 1964 budget estimate_	152

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NASA operating organization__	211

Scientific satellites__ 35 Deep space probes__	217

Sounding rockets	218

Geophysics and astronomy programs 38 Lunar and planetary programs 39 Bioscience programs 211 217 218 219	219

The organization to do the	223

Problems we have encountered_	226

Explorers and monitors1962 launchings 224 226	249

Explorers and monitorsPlanned 1963 launchings_	250

The first solar observatory	251

Solar detail___ 46 Orbiting geophysical observatory	253

OAO spacecraft progress	254

Orbiting astronomical observatory_	255

SURVEYOR spacecraft progress	264

SURVEYOR orbiter____ 57 Steps in planetary exploration_ 58 MARINER II	266

MARINER II flight 60 MARINER II evolution__	268

MARINER to Mars1964	270

Laboratory experiments with lifelike cells	281

A planetary life detector	282

Balloon borne observatories_	283

Biosatellite experiments	284

Improved launch vehicle reliability major NASA launchings_ 70 SCOUT Progress	285

Delta progress	286

Delta improvement program_	287

AGENA launch summary	289

ATLASCENTAUR design decisions 270 271 272	290

CENTAUR special ground tests 76 CENTAUR development testing	291

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Launch vehicle capabilities	293

Graduate scientists and engineers entering training	298

University research facilities_	299

Advanced research and technology for future activities in space_	335

Scaleup of conventional and advanced concepts	336

Multichamber concept_ 85 Solid motors for space use_	339

KW Ion engine module_	361

Electric engine development_ 88 Spectrum of space power sources_	362

Solar thermionic power systems_	364

Solar dynamic system	365

Orbiting space platform concept 92 Manned interplanetary spacecraft concept__	366

SNAP8 electrical generation system schematic	368

Materials essential to aerospace vehicles	370

Meteoroid detection satellite_	371

Fluid behavior under zero gravity	373

Effect of carbon dioxide on entry heating	377

Performance of charring ablators_	378

Multifunctional structural wall_ 103 Inertial guidance sensors	393

Advanced microelectric devices_ 105 Radiation resistant devices_	395

Laser_____ 107 Laser communication and tracking_ 108 Laser optical tracking	403

Program of biotechnology and human research_	403

Program requirements_ 111 Aeronautics____ 112 Aeronautics program_ 113 Hypersonic structural concepts	404

Variable stability airborne simulator	405

Promising SST concepts	407

Figure Page 116 VStol prototype aircraft__	408

Nuclear SATURN V concept_	410

Manned flyby with operational version of rift stage_	411

Major steps in nuclear rocket program_	413

Milestones for calendar year 1964 nuclear rocket program	416

Office of Applications programs	421

NASADOD communications satellite coordination	425

Active communications satellite systems	426

Relay spacecraft mounted on Delta 3d stage_	428

Synchronous satellite Earth coverage	429

Syncom spacecraft	430

Syncom ground stations_	431

Syncom management	432

Synchronous satellite projects	433

Multiple access communications satellite_	434

Echo II AVT2 balloon test deployment	435

Communications systems flight schedule	436

Meteorological systems program objectives	438

Meteorological systems program	439

TIROS satellites operational support aspects	440

Special experiments on future TIROS R D spacecraft	441

Automatic picture transmission APT	442

NIMBUS	443

Command and data acquisition station_	445

Meteorological systems flight schedule_	446

Meteorological systems supporting research and technology	447

Project TRANSIT__	449

Requirements of a nonmilitary navigation system_	450

Data collection by satellite	451

Tracking and data acquisition_	454

Typical network stations___	456

New scientific satellites presently under development	458

Data rate increase for scientific satellites	459

Added station instrumentation for the new scientific satellite program	461

Deep space missions	467

Deep space net limitations and planned improvements	468

Spacecraft checkout station for lunar and planetary missions	469

GEMINI requirements	470

Typical modifications to MERCURY sites for GEMINI	471

Project APOLLO three missions__	473

Project APOLLO lunar landing flight techniques_	492

APOLLO launch vehicles	494

SATURN V	495

Vertical assembly buildingComplex 39	496

Project MERCURY1962	497

Project MERCURY the first step	498

Flight simulation for MA9	499

Manned spacecraft	500

Figure Page 177 GEMINI capsule	501

GEMINI launch vehicle_	502

AGENA vehicle	503

Spacesuits	504

GEMINI rendezvous mission_	506

GEMINI paraglider_	507

GEMINI spacecraft assembly line at McDonnell	508

APOLLO spacecraft MERCURY ATLAS_	509

APOLLO command module	510

APOLLO command module_	511

APOLLO lunar excursion module	512

APOLLO spacesuit	513

Egress study	514

APOLLO guidance and navigation	515

Command module development	516

Launch escape system development	517

APOLLO launch vehicles	518

Engines for manned flight_	519

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SA3 liftoff__	521

J2 in assembly area_	522

F1 in assembly area_	523

M1 combustion chamber fabrication in process_	525

SATURN launch vehicles_	526

SA8 S1 Chrysler working on tail assembly at Michoud___	527

SIV stage of SATURN I	528

SATURN SIV B stage	529

SIC stage of SATURN V	530

Foundation construction for vertical assembly building at Michoud__	531

Status photo of S1C static test facility at MSFC_	532

S1C stand at Mississippi test facility	533

SII stage of SATURN V	534

SII test facility construction at Santa Susana	535

Barge transportation of stages	536

Integration program office level__	537

Integration center level_	538

Checkout__	539

Integrated launch control and checkout system locations	540

SATURN launch facility complex 34	542

Aerial photo of Complex 37_	543

Merritt Island launch area SATURN V crawling to pad___	544

Merritt Island launch area launcher umbilical tower on pad	545

Astronauts___	546

Astronaut training	548

Manned space flight operations	549

APOLLO tracking and communications network_	550

Mission control center____	551

Mission operations control room_	552

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Liftoff from launch pad	578

Figure Page 240 SATURN V 2d stage separation__	579

Earth orbital checkout__	580

Docking and third stage separation_	581

Entering lunar orbit__	582

Transfer to LEM	583

Lunar descent___	584

LEM field of view	585

Lunar touchdown	586

Lunar liftoff______	587

Lunar orbit rendezvous	589

Leaving lunar orbit_	590

Rentry corridor___	591

Earth touchdown__	593

Nuclear rocket program organization__	653

Nuclear rocket engine_	654

Nuclear SATURN V concept	656

Manned flyby with operational version of rift stage	658

Mars landing mission____	659

Major steps in nuclear rocket program	660

KIWIB1B reactor_	661

KIWIB4A reactor	662

NERVA mockup	665

Aerojet facilities _	666

Nuclear engine test stand No 1	667

Inboard profile of rift	668

Nuclear rocket program phasing_	669

SNAP radioisotope land and sea units_	674

SNAP radioisotope demonstration units_	675

SNAP radioisotope space units_	676

Thermoelectric generator__	677

Terrestrial generator__	679

SNAP 3 radioisotope electric generator_	680

TRANSIT satellite____	681

SNAP reactor units___	682

SNAP 2 reactor	683

SNAP 10A_	685

SNAP 2 APU____	686

Basic elements of SNAP50 space powerplant	687

Space auxiliary power systems	688

Nuclear space power systems	689

SNAP space program summary_	690

Appendix ASpace program of the U S Weather Bureau__	693

National weather satellite center_	699

Appendix BAdditional material supplied by NASA_	700

Electronics research task group	718

Organization and staffing chart	719

Index	735

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336	759

Page	771

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WITNESSES	777

Pittman Dr Frank K Director Division of Reactor Development	779

Rubel John H Deputy Director Defense Research and Engineering	788

resumed accompanied by Edmund Buckley Office of Track	869

Material submitted by the Office of Science and Technology	1119

Additional material supplied by NASA	1127

Index	1141

Seaborg Dr Glenn Theodore Chairman Atomic Energy Commission__ 640	1143

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OAO current testing and fabrication	49

Lunar exploration___	50

Five RANGERS launched__	51

Technology developed by RANGER_	52

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activities additional advanced research Aeronautics and Space Air Force aircraft Amend APOLLO astronauts Board of Directors budget capability carriers CHAIRMAN chart fig checkout committee Communications Satellite construction of facilities contract contractor Corp corporation cost Defense electrical electronics research engine equipment FIGURE fiscal year 1964 funds GEMINI GEMINI program incorporators industry Institute Laboratory launch vehicle lunar excursion module ment MERCURY Merritt Island million mission Moon NASA NASA's National Aeronautics NERVA NEWELL nuclear rocket Office operations percent planetary planned President problems Project APOLLO Project GEMINI Project MERCURY propulsion radiation reactor rendezvous research and development research and technology Research Center Satellite Act SATURN scientific Seaborg SEAMANS Senator CANNON Senator HOLLAND Senator SMITH Senator SYMINGTON solar sounding rocket Space Administration Space Sciences spacecraft stage stations studies SUNDLUN supersonic transport Suppl SYNCOM technical techniques tion tracking United University WEBB

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الصفحة 42 - The names and addresses, including street and number, if any, of the persons who are to serve as directors until the first annual meeting of shareholders or until their successors are elected and qualified are : Name Address John T.‏

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الصفحة 51 - The act of a majority of the Directors present at a meeting at which a quorum is present shall be the act of the Board of Directors unless the act of a greater number is required by law or by these By-Laws.‏

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العنوان	Hearings
المؤلف	United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Aeronautical and Space Sciences
منشور	1963
أصلي من	جامعة ميتشيغان
الكتب ذات التنسيق الرقمي	28 آذار (مارس) 2006

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