Preparation and evaluation of fiber metal nickel battery plaques Final report, Aug. 1, 1964 - Jul. 31, 1965
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Flexible fiber metal battery plaques production
Barium thin film reflection coefficient for ultraviolet radiation in ultrahigh vacuum
Transonic wind tunnel study of aerodynamic characteristics of blunt reentry vehicles at varying angles of attack
Optical cross correlation functions for statistical analysis of turbulent flows
Single Precision Cowell Trajectory program - digital computer program for trajectory computation
Attitude control system equipped Aerobee rocket study of stellar X-ray emissions
Digital computer program for IBM 7094 computer to generate spacecraft tracking station calculations
Energy and motion equations for libration of lunar satellite
Optical constants of silver and barium in vacuum ultraviolet spectral region
Test method for determining condensing heat transfer characteristics of liquid alkali metals
Unified treatment to predict turbulent fluxes in hot and multicomponent flows around launch vehicles
Surveyor station view periods and trajectory coordinates
Eight discrete cosmic X-ray sources observed by rocket techniques
Night sky sources for soft X-rays, examining data obtained by Aerobee 4.70 detectors
High sensitivity detectors for low-kev cosmic X-ray sources, noting aperture construction from ganging of gas counter outputs
Celestial X-ray sources at low galactic longitude located by rocket observation
Local density and temperature measurement in wind tunnels determined by 50-kev electron scattering, using air as test gas
Crossed beam correlation method measures turbulent fluctuations in transonic and supersonic flows. Two collimated beams of radiation are crossed at the point of interest in the flow, and the power loss of each beam is measured with two independent photodetectors, which yield information about the turbulent properties.