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ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1%7 Martin, James S., Jr., 317 Martin Marietta Corp., 159-160, 197, 201, 220,375 Martine (monkey), 65 Maryland, 279 Maryland, Univ. of, 91,347 Mason-Rust Co., 386 Massachusetts, 251 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MITT), 84, 126, 133, 183, 202, 217, 335,358 Aeronautics and Astronautics, Dept. of, 15,135 Instrumentation Laboratory, 317 Lincoln Laboratory, 20 Masursky, Harold, 235, 305 Material Investigations Reactor (MIR) , 367 Materials technology, 52, 54, 88, 107-108, 142, 148-149, 187, 188, 246, 269, 275, 361,369 Mates, Jack, 247 Mathews. Charles W.. 10. 25. ,- 279-280. 357 Mathews; Edward R.; 168 Mathias, Rep. Charles McC., Jr., 208 Matthias, Dr. Bernd T., 142 Mattingly, Lt. Thomas K. (USN), 350 Mattoni, Dr. Rudolph H. T., 313 Mauron, France, 231 Maurras, Maj. Donald B. (USAF), 174 Max Planck Institute of Nuclear Physics, 354 Maxwell, MJG Jewel1 6. (USAF, Ret.), 48, 133, 154, 203, 245 May Day Parade (U.S.S.R.), 133-134 MDA. See Multiple docking adapter. Medaris, M/G John B. (USA), 118, 184 “Meet the Press” (TV program), 161 Melbourne, Australia, 176 Melbourne, Fla., 281 Memorandum of Understanding, 66-67, 74,152 Menasco Manufacturing Co., 173-174 Mengel, J. T., 315 Menon, Dr. T. K., 251 Menzel, Dr. Donald H., 284 Merchant, Col. Robert A. (USMC, Ret.), 201 Miiinry (planet), 17, 64-65, 354 Mercury (program), 10, 58, 62, 195-196, 290-291, 356-357 Mesa Verde National Park, Colo., 8 Metcalf, Sen. Lee, 48 Meteor, 309 artificial, 46 “Meteor” (U.S.S.R. meteorological satellite system) I 129 Meteorite, 14-15,92,240,320,341 Meteoritical Society, 320 Meteoroid, 11,260-261,328 Meteorological satellite, 75,324,391-392 Ats I, 92,270 Ats Ill, 331-332,336 cooperation NASA-ESSA, 120,270,342,353,391492 US.-U.S.S.R., 60 463 Meteorological satellite-continued Cosmos CXLIV, 54,60, 77-78 Essa I, 11, 111, and IV, 20,42+ 120 ESSU v, 120,i25,i43,i89,270 Essa VI, 342,353 Meteor (USSR.) program, 129 Nimbus program, 281 Nimbus 11.155.224-225.362 Tiros prograk. 120.190- 342- 353 Tima VI!. balloon use in, 8 cooperation, 91,274 NASA-ESSA, 120, 125, 143, 155, 206, 262,270,342 NASA-Japan, 93 U.S.-U.S.S.R., 60 forecasting, 137,206,270,324 satellite. See Meteorological satellite and individual meteorological satellites. sounding rocket experiments (see also individual sounding rockets), 392 grenade, 28,375 vapor cloud, 28, 216, 237, 260, 268, 289 weather modification. See Weather modification. World Meteorological Organization, 92 World Weather Watch, 18 Mettler, Dr. Ruben F., 136 Meudon Observatory, France, 5, 251 Mexico, 268,382 Mexico City, 101 Meyer, Karl E., 152 Miami, Fla., 230,270 Michigan, 11,158 Michigan, Univ. of, 18, 71, 188, 269, 272- 273.313 Michoud Assembly Facility (MSFC), 6, 239,260,373,382,386 Microelectronics, 70 Micrometeoroid. 38.42.69.177.270.293 , , Microminiaturi&tion, 55,121 Middleton, R/A Roderick 0. (USN) ,212 Midway Island, 260,321,356,378 Mikoyan (U.S.S.R variable-sweep-wing aircraft), 383-384 Miles, Marvin, 71 Military Sea Transport Service, 381 Milky Way (constellation), 151, 251 Miller, Rep. George P., 33, 72, 74, 178, 238, 310, 334, 351, 378 Mills, Rep. Wilbur D., 297 Miilsaps College, 52 Milwaukee, Wisc., 42,275 Milwitsky, Benjamin, 210, 317, 377 Minnesota, 278, 279 Minnesota, Univ. of, 16, 191, 210, 214-215 Minuteman (ICBM), 3, 62, 169, 294, 338 Minuteman 11,221,223-224 MIR. See Material Investigations Reactor. Mirage G (French variable-sweepwing aircraft), 3833W
Mirage V (French variablesweepwing aircraft), 307 MIRV. See Multiple Independently Tar-, getable Reentry Vehicle. Missile, 3, 60, 248, 329, 385-386 air-ground, 344 air-to-surface, 169,210,376 antiaircraft, 336 antimissile, 7, 21,27, 129, 169, 204-205, 206, 275, 297, 329430, 332, 333, 355, 385 ballistic, intercontinental (ICBM), 3, 9, 63, 109, 204205, 221, 223-224, 336, 373 conversion, space-use, 62 foreign Communist China, 8, 204205, 275, 297. 329330. 332 fractional orbital bombardment system (FOBS), 329, 331, 332-333, 348 launch, 80, 110, 248, 295, 385-386 medium-range, 8, 336 nuclear, 60, 152, 185, 206, 267-268, 297, 331 sea-based antiballistic missile intercept system (SABMIS) , 275 short range attack (SRAM), 63-64 submarine, missile carrying, 204205, 206,338,367 Missile Sites Labor Commission, 299 Mississippi Test Facility (MTF), 61, 194 Missouri School of Mines, 150-151 MIT. See Massachusetts Institute of Technology. MIT Club, 151-152 Mitchell, L/Cdr. Edgar D. (USN) , 350 Mitchell, Ind., 58 Mitchell, Jesse L., 3-4 Mohole Project, 101 Mojave, Calif., 92,177,270,345 MOL. See Manned Orbiting Laboratory. Molniya (U.S.S.R. communications satellite), 143, 250 Molniya I (U.S.S.R. communications satellite), 41, 193-194, 392 Molniya I-2,80,165 Molniya 1-5, 165 Molniya 14,290 Molniya I-7,313 Molniya 11, 143 Molsink (molecular sink of outer space) chamber, 303 Mondale, Sen. Walter F., 121,145 Mongolia, 8,376 Monkey experiment, 262 Monochromator, 285 Monsanto Aviation Safety Award, 154 Monsanto Research Corp., 269 Montgomery County, Md., 388 Montreal, 158, 170 ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS, 1967 Moon, 238 colony, 1-2,31 crater, 1, 227, 260-261, 309, 328-329, 377-378 distance, 63 exploration. of, 4, 7, 17, 20, 21, 25-26, 37, 44, 45, 87-88, 172, 206, 214, 377- 378.383 gravitational field, 38 landing, 91-92, 147, 212, 261, 278, 288, 291, 299, 377-378 manned US., 42, 132, 161, 179, 192-193, 224,225,243,333, 364 plans for, 38, 40, 59-60, 61-62, 65, 68, 70, 87, 89, 99, 152, 184, 192-193,209,339,341 U.S.S.R., 87, 89, 147, 243-244, 299 unmanned, soft equipment, 45 US., 40,45, 113,118, 119-120,209, 210, 212, 265, 291, 328-329, 334, 341-342,350,391 U.S.S.R., 291 landing sites, 8-9, 38, 42, 59, 106 lunar base, manned, 30-31 map, 208,248,388 military use, 69 motion, 5,63,391 nomenclature, 56, 284 photographs, 4,141,258-259 Luna XII, 14 Lunar Orbiter I, 9,229,305,347 Lunar Orbiter 11, 9, 137,229,305,347 Lunar Orbiter 111, 38, 42, 72, 92, 106, 202,229,305,347,391 Lunar Orbiter IV, 143-144, 173, 229, 305,347. 391 Lunar t SuGeyor 1,.4d.), 305-306 Surveyor Ill, 391 Surveyor V, 265-266, 267, 328-329, 391 Surveyor VI, 334, 341-342, 391 probe. See individual probes: Luna XU; Lunar Orbiter I, 11, Ill, IV, and V; Ranger VIII and IX; Surveyor I, Ill, V, and VI. surface, 1-2, 59, 134, 196,227,251, 390 composition, 210, 266-267, 286, 287- 288, 328-329, 334, 350-351, 377 texture, 126, 210, 265-266, 267, 377- 378 topography, 8-9, 38, 99, 126, 210 water on, 126, 305 Moore, Dr. Henry J., 144 Moorer, Adm. Thomas H. ( USN) ,330 Morgan, Carroll Z, 217-218 Morgantown, W. Va., 269 Morgenstern, Prof. Oskar, 316 Moritz, Bernard, 158-159 Morozov, P. D., 277 Morris, Thomas D., 234
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