Word: ejections
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...same time, NASA will attempt increasingly complex unmanned probes. Two unmanned Mariner spacecraft will soon pass within 2,000 miles of Mars and radio back enough close-up photographs to map about 20% of the Martian surface. In 1973, other Martian orbiters will eject two instrument-packed capsules for soft landings on Mars...
...failed to start, but it caught on just in time. As commander of Gemini 8 in 1966, he had to abort the scheduled three-day flight after ten hours when a short circuit threw the spacecraft's thrusters out of control. Last summer he had to eject from a lunar-landing research vehicle at an altitude of only 100 ft. when it spun out of control and crashed...
...Watson and Glimp, as appointees of the University, had the right to eject the occupiers. (He cited the case of a janitor, who a previous court ruled, was authorized to order people out of a building...
...violence begets violence." The occupation of a nation makes us occupy a building. The ejection of poor working people from their homes makes us eject Harvard Deans from their offices. If only we could do more! David Jhirad Instructor in Astronomy Susan Jhirad...
...becoming even more complicated because of the rise of a formidable counterforce, known as "the Super Fans" and evangelically dedicated to keeping rock musicians out of the groupies' passionate clutches. Super Fans have been known to raid a performer's hotel room in search of groupies to eject. "It's a vocation," explains one, "like being a nun." The problem is that her protective efforts on behalf of her heroes do not often seem to be appreciated...