May 5, 1986

May 5, 1986

View Full Issue Table of Contents
Editorial

International Space Year

By DONALD E. FINK

U. S. LAUNCH CAPABILITY

White House to Weigh Options For Funding New Orbiter, ELVs

By Theresa M. Foley

U. S. LAUNCH CAPABILITY

Free Electron Laser

View Full Issue
More Features
1213
Editorial

International Space Year

When the National Commission on Space report finally surfaces on President Reagan’s desk in the next week or so—he had been expected to release it in mid-April until several higher priority preoccupations, including Libya, intervened—it will afford the President an excellent opportunity to commit the U. S. to leading the world in preparing for an International Space Year in 1992.

By DONALD E. FINK

1819
U. S. LAUNCH CAPABILITY

White House to Weigh Options For Funding New Orbiter, ELVs

By Theresa M. Foley

1819
U. S. LAUNCH CAPABILITY

Free Electron Laser

1819
Satellite Communications

Soviet Nuclear Reactor Imaged by Landsat Thematic Mapper

2021
U. S. Launch Capability

Congress Seeks Limits on Inflation Factor in Defense Dept. Budgets

By Paul Mann

2021

Wilkinson Sword

2021
SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Space Agency Hopes to Resume Shuttle Flights in July, 1987

By Craig Covault

2021
SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

NASA Disassembles Right Booster From 61-G

2223
SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Single Cast Propellant

2223
SHUTTLE 51-L LOSS

Remains of Challenger Crew Flown From Kennedy

April 281986 May 121986