Space Forum / Space History / June 2006

Mercury-Redstone 7 Mission Transcript
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00:02.3 - Ahh, Roger; lift-off and the clock is started.

...This is probably one of the best footage clips NASA and/or JPL has
ever released:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassini/multimedia/pia08117.html
...It really *does* have bells -and- whistles, kids!

Here's some newly posted video of the October 15, 2002 launch failure
of an unmanned 'Soyuz' rocket from Plesetsk carrying a European Space
Agency payload.
News story:

  "Yeah running down a dream
    That never would come to me
    Working on a mystery
    Going wherever it leads

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STS-1 DISASTER and COVER-UP
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Dr. Beter AUDIO LETTER #64 of 80

Which of the Apollo moon missions went the farthest away from the Earth?  Is
there a recognized record holder?  Perhaps the Moon was a few miles farther
out during one mission, or perhaps one mission orbited the Moon at a much
higher altitude, etc?

Jim, do you know that several of the links on your page are broken or
dead? I was looking up some of your older articles recently and
couldn't find them. In particular, I was looking up the Phantom
Cosmonauts and the Inside Baikonur article. Just thought you should

astronauts interviewed about van allen belts among other
things.something seems fishy.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2265515730495966561&q=moon