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Space Shuttle/Station in the News* Headlines1998 Press ReleasesDecember
December 15, 1998: NASA in the News in 1998 December 11, 1998: Briefing Schedule for Near Rendezvous with Asteroid Eros December 10, 1998: NASA, Central American Nations Sign Earth Sciences Pact December 8, 1998: NASA Selects Future-X Flight Demonstrator and Experiments December 2, 1998: Engineering and Testing Support to be Supplied by ISS Contract Modification
November
November 25, 1998: First U.S. Station Element to be Launched Dec.3 November 19, 1998: Landsat-7 Launch Scheduled for April 15 November 17, 1998: NASA and Vanderbilt University Announce Scholarship Program November 16, 1998: Third U.S. Space Station Assembly Crew Named November 16, 1998: Zarya Briefings and Launch Coverage Set November 6, 1998: Pre-flight Briefings for STS-88 and Mars Missions Set for November 13, 1998 November 1, 1998: Students Discuss John Glenn's Trip
October
October 26, l998: Crew Members Named for Earth-Mapping Mission October 26, l998: First International Space Station Module Moves to Launch Pad October 22, l998: Students Will Talk to John Glenn Aboard Discovery October 16, l998: Canadian Students Build Space Station Simulator October 14, l998: SOHO is Nearly Back in Business October 14, l998: Official Launch Date Set for STS-95 Mission October 13, l998: NASA Delays Shipment of X-Ray Telescope to Kennedy Space Center to Allow Additional Testing October 9, l998: New Shuttle Press Kit Makes Online Debut October 1, l998: NASA Contributes Technology to War against Cancer October 1, l998: Administrator Goldin's Statement on NASA's Fortieth Anniversary
September
September 25, l998: Lockheed Martin Space Operations Co. Awarded Contract to Manage NASA's Space Operations September 21, l998: Leonardo MPLM Transfer Ceremony at KSC September 25 September 17, l998: Engineers Successfully Regain Control of SOHO Spacecraft September 17, l998: Seawifs Completes a Year of Remarkable Earth Observations September 16, l998: Deep Space 1 Prelaunch Technology Briefing Scheduled for September 22 September 15, l998: Going "All Out" Under Water September 11, l998: NASA Selects First University-Class Explorers September 11, l998: Arthur Stephenson Named to Head Marshall Space Flight Center September 10, l998: Contractors Chosen for Space Interferometry Mission September 4, l998: NASA Accepts "Keys" to First U.S.-Built Station Component
August
August 27, l998: International Candidates Join 1998 Astronaut Class August 26, l998: NASA Announces Research Grants in Microgravity Combustion Science August 25, l998: Guidelines for Media Coverage of Zarya Launch from Baikonur August 17, l998: Time Magazine devoted to John Glenn's return to spaceflight August 4, l998: Crews Named to Support 1999 Shuttle Flights August 3, l998: "Leonardo" Arrives at NASA's Kennedy Space Center
July
July 13, l998: New NASA Facility Will Complete Worldwide Communications Coverage July 7, l998: NASA Awards More Shuttle Work to USA July 2, l998: Astronaut Andy Thomas to Discuss Mir Mission
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