Space: NASA
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| born on | 29 July 1958 at 21:36 (= 9:36 PM ) | ||||
| Place | Washington, District of Columbia, 38n54, 77w02 | ||||
| Timezone | EDT h4w (is daylight saving time) | ||||
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| Astrology data |   06°24'   28°46 Asc. 04°05'
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Biography
American National Aeronautic and Space Administration, that morphed out of NACA. This is the date when President Eisenhower signed the bill for NASA to take over NACA, the Vanguard team and the Upper Atmosphere Sounding Rocket group. JPL was added in December.
(NACA, National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, 3 March 1915, 8:00 AM EST, Hampton, VA). Engineer Harry Shoaf, who was with the original NACA, stated that on the morning of 1 October 1958, when they came to work, it was now known as NASA; they were still stationed in Hampton, Virginia.
The original seven Mercury astronauts were Scott Carpenter, Gordon Cooper, John Glenn, Virgil Grissom, Walter Schirra, Alan Shepard and Donald Slayton.
Relationships
- associate relationship with Houbolt, John (born 10 April 1919)
- associate relationship with Space: James Webb Space Telescope (born 25 December 2021)
- compare to chart of Aldrin, Buzz (born 20 January 1930)
- compare to chart of Armstrong, Neil (born 5 August 1930)
- compare to chart of Braun, Wernher von (born 23 March 1912)
- compare to chart of Carpenter, Scott (born 1 May 1925)
- compare to chart of Chaffee, Roger B. (born 15 February 1935)
- compare to chart of Collins, Michael (1930) (born 31 October 1930)
- compare to chart of Cooper, Gordon (born 6 March 1927)
- compare to chart of Glenn, John (born 18 July 1921)
- compare to chart of Grissom, Gus (born 3 April 1926)
- compare to chart of Irwin, James B. (born 17 March 1930)
- compare to chart of Schirra, Walter (born 12 March 1923)
- compare to chart of Scott, David (born 6 June 1932)
- compare to chart of Shepard, Alan (born 18 November 1923)
- compare to chart of Slayton, Deke (born 1 March 1924)
- compare to chart of Space: Atlantis STS-135 (Final mission) (born 8 July 2011)
- compare to chart of Space: Columbia Disaster (STS 107) (born 1 February 2003)
- compare to chart of Space: Columbia STS-1 (born 12 April 1981)
- compare to chart of Space: First step on Moon (born 20 July 1969)
- compare to chart of Space: Hubble Space Telescope (Launch) (born 24 April 1990)
- compare to chart of Space: Mercury-Redstone 3 (Launch) (born 5 May 1961). Notes: First manned NASA spaceflight
- compare to chart of Space: NACA (born 3 March 1915)
- compare to chart of Space: Parker Solar Probe (born 12 August 2018)
- compare to chart of White, Ed (born 14 November 1930)
- compare to chart of Worden, Alfred (born 7 February 1932)
Source Notes
Georgi Borkowski quotes Heinz Antoni, "Introduction To Trines in Political Astrology," for the time that President Eisenhower signed the bill to create NASA.
Ron Howland, UK writes on the ISAR website 6/17/2001,
"Eisenhower signed the bill that created this Federal Agency on July 29, 1958 in the White House. No time for this signing was recorded. According to the Archivist at the Eisenhower Library in Abilene, KS, " No special ceremony was held, no Congressmen attended, and no photographs were taken. However, it is worth noting that between 11.24 and 11.35am, (according to Ike's appointment diary) he was in an "Off the record" meeting with one Dr. T. Keith Glennan. Glennan was the first NASA Administrator, and it is a hunch on my part that he was in the White House to witness the informal signing of the NASA Bill. Although no evidence has surfaced thus far to confirm this.
"Abilene Library was able to confirm that Dr T. Keith Glennan was sworn as NASA Administrator at 11am Aug 19, 1958 in the White House."
Categories
- Mundane : Medical/Science : Space (First space agency)
