Astronauts finish joint training with Soviet cosmonauts
American and Soviet spacemen completed three weeks of early training at the space training center near Moscow. Brig Gen Thomas P. Stafford and Donald K. Slayton described a forthcoming Houston session in September to focus on flight simulators radio procedures and language.
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Soviet space officials project Soyuz-14 in orbit for a week more
Maj. Gen. Vladimir Shatalov said cosmonauts Pavel Popovich and Yuri Arutyukhin aboard Salyut-3 would remain aloft at least another week. He noted the Soyuz-Salyut linkup is functioning well and the pair are not chasing records. The mission docked 26 hours after launch, from Star City outside Moscow.
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NOAA scientists seek to tame lightning with seedings
Researchers at NOAA aim to reduce severe lightning by seeding storm clouds with aluminum coated nylon threads. Two aircraft from the University of Nevada Desert Research Institute will probe developing thunderheads, seed them, and monitor outside activity as storms mature.
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