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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
Technical feasibility, costs, and benefits of using satellites in practical earth-oriented applications
Thermophysical properties of structural materials, ablators, insulations, seals, and adhesives for manned spacecraft
Dissemination of monographs and visual briefs from NASA programs to industries and universities
Summary of Voyager spacecraft systems analysis and engineering tasks
Experiment designs for collecting human factors engineering data on advanced space systems maintenance
Neutral buoyancy simulation of zero gravity conditions encountered in space maintenance and repair
Visual and auditory signal responses, including chromatic adaptation, binaural and monaural phenomena, and other psychophysiological data
Postflight analysis data on Nimbus 1 solar array drive motor failure
Statistics on NASA program of disseminating educational monographs and visual briefs to industries and universities
Mariner 4 photographs of Mars surface
Oculogyral illusion and vestibular thresholds for cross-coupled acceleration exposure in relation to Apollo Applications Program
Optimizing propulsion systems and trajectories of interplanetary spacecraft - numerical analyses and computer programs
Statistical data on educational monographs and visual briefs disseminated to universities and industries for technology utilization evaluation
Modification to direct versus orbital entry for Mars mission as result of Mars environmental model