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Mariner 2 - 44 years ago today
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Mariner 2 - 44 years ago today
On Sun, 27 Aug 2006 09:41:37 -0500, "g. beat" @spam protected wrote:
http://www.nytimes.com/learning/gene...7.html#article "Throughout last night, suspense was high as computers closed in on the critical point of the degree of aberration in the spacecraft's course. Today, scientists and engineers, some bearded and most of them informally clad in sport shirts and slacks or shorts, moved about their duties with grins as the machines ground out encouraging numbers." So much for the strict dress codes of yesteryear... "London, Aug. 27 (Reuters) -- The Moscow radio home service carried a forty-word report on the launching of Mariner II in its first afternoon news bulletin today." I'm curious what they said. I suspect Jim Oberg knows. Was it just a straight report, or did they put a pro-Soviet spin on it? Dale |
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