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Passive instrumentation and stimuli generation for Saturn IB equipment checkout - nondestructive testing
Free response to auditory signal detection, signal fading rate on energy band detector for electric ear model, and brightness adaptation research projects
Large diameter self-erecting passive communication satellite
Use of extraterrestrial resources in lunar and planetary exploration
Explosive sizing of 70-inch diameter welded aluminum preforms and tool design of explosive form die
Laser system for determining sky backscattering radiation - subsystem circuit diagrams
Reactor power systems design requirements for manned Earth orbital applications
Materials research on design, fabrication, and development of SNAP-8 components and system loops
Comparison of clover-leaf traveling wave tubes and multicavity klystrons in 6 Gc frequency band
Thermophysical properties of argon, oxygen, and nitrogen at cryogenic temperatures
Flight evaluation on Model III /RA-6/ of Ranger television subsystem - failure analysis
Conduct studies of auditory information processing emphasizing application of signal detectability theory to auditory sensory responses
Chemical composition and mechanical properties of nickel maraging steel plate, forged, and weld wire materials for 260 inch diameter motor chamber and nozzle shell
Navigation and guidance of hypersonic launch vehicles having cruise capability
Computer printouts of numerous scientific experiments conducted in mission support for extended lunar exploration
Design criteria for Nimbus D infrared filter wedge spectrometer
Pilot program for selecting and transmitting recent engineering and scientific data through monographs and visual aids
Turbulence instabilities at plasma magnetic field interfaces, and plasma vortices in coaxial plasma accelerator