Balloonists See It Stars Quit Twinkling On Edge Of Space
Balloonists led by Kitlinger and Hynek completed a 46 mile high ascent from Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico. The crew reported stable star visibility during the 18.5 hour flight and the project Stargazer aims to establish balloon based astronomy with higher altitude observations though funding for the $1 million program has run out after four years.
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UPL
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Willlam
C. White
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Joseph W. Kitt Unger, Jr
New Mexico
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Rut Hynek
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Aero- Space, Researchy
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Deaving
Messea
Acy Laboratory
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Ohie
NIS
Tor
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X15 Rocket Breaks Angle Record and Balloons Drift
In Palestine Texas and Edwards Air Force Base tests, the X15 rocket aircraft set a record for attack angle during a high speed descent, while authorities tracked up to 40,000 foot balloons near the Florida peninsula that could endanger air traffic and were to be shot down if needed.
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APL
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Mexico
Atlantic
Gilicias
Miami
Florida Peninsula
Atlantic Ocean
Weather Bureau
Edie Adams Defends Fitness in Estate Suit
Hollywood actress Edie Adams rejects claims of unfitness in a lawsuit by the mother of her date Aushand Hirnie Koyans, asserting there is absolutely no foundation to the charges. Meanwhile scientists plan a February balloon launch carrying 41000 pounds of equipment to study Mars and search for atmospheric clues of organic life.
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UPI
Edie Adams
Aushand
Hirnie Koyans
Planet
Mars
Police Probe Woman's Death Sparks Investigation
A chaotic report details investigators probing the death of a woman in Brunei and related political unrest. It references autopsy plans, claims of mistreatment, and ongoing British naval and military actions as part of a broader regional turmoil.
Weak Relay satellite tests halted by crippled power
Washington reports say Anteric new Relay satellite power loss halted communications tests after its first orbit from Cape Canaveral. NASA officials cited a low battery that prevented activating transponders while still allowing some radiation experiments data to be gathered.
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UPI
Anteric
Xpare
Moontet
Natonal Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
NASA
Nalley
Nal
Telstar
Telay
Melay
Nutkey
Jess
Court Fines Firm for Bare Expense
In Wrewbury England a machine firm was fined 50 dollars for negligence after an unguarded machine grabbed worker Joan A Jones clothes. The incident occurred Thursday when the machinery spun the worker and removed shoes and socks.
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Wrewsbury
England
UPD
Joan A. Jones
Jimi
Iris
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