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[Mar. 22, 1967] Another week, another eye in the sky: this time, it's the Soviet Kosmos 150, whose purpose is easily determined from its orbit.

[Mar. 18, 1967] Kosmos 146, launched into orbit last week, has reportedly reentered. However, there are rumors that what reentered was a booster pack, and that the spacecraft left Earth's orbit! A lunar test?

18) In short (too late!)

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[Jan. 25, 1967] The Soviets sent up Kosmos 139 today on an unusual orbit. It reentered the same day. Was it a failure? Or perhaps a spacecraft or weapons test?

[Jan. 13, 1967] Ron Goulart, master of the hardboiled science fiction comedy, is 34 today. Many happy returns...and go read his stuff!

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[Dec. 1, 1966] Pontiac -- a lot more people are going to be driving station wagons next year!

[Nov. 13, 1966] LIVE: Proto-space stations -- Gemini 12, tethered to its Agena adapter, practices maneuvers. They are experimenting with using gravity gradients to stabilize the spacecraft.

[Nov. 11, 1966] LIVE: NASA has advised Gemini 12 not to run the main engines on the Agena. Telemetry suggests the possibility of a malfunction. Still, Gemini 12 has successfully run secondary engine tests.

Tomorrow is a big day. Stay tuned!