Laboratory simulation of impact cratering with high explosives
Laboratory simulation of impact cratering with high explosives
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Laboratory simulation of impact cratering with high explosives
Hermetically sealed explosive release mechanism for actuator device
Explosive oxidation hazard in simulated meteoroid S-4B impact penetration into spacecraft atmosphere
Tensile and fatigue properties and liquid oxygen compatibility of bilaminate stainless steel-clad titanium prepared by vacuum deposition and explosive welding
High intensity neutron irradiation effects on physical properties of solids determined by underground nuclear explosions
Explosive welding techniques in fabricating regeneratively cooled thrust chambers for large rocket engine requirements including ultrasonic inspection, metallography, and burst testing
Accelerator for launching hypervelocity projectile by drag force of jet produced by gaseous explosive products
Atmospheric-lithostatic pressure ratio effects on explosive crater dimensions in dry soil
Explosively bonded 316SS/tantalum tubing for SNAP 8 boiler
Substructures and properties of Ni, Chromel A, Inconel 600 and TD-NiCr following explosive shock load deformation, using electron microscope
Shock tubes with linear explosive driver for helium and air, determining performance by high speed camera measurements
Flow and radiative properties of air in high explosive shock tube
Explosive nucleosynthesis in Galaxy, discussing carbon detonation, uniform density models, supernova rates and massive stars
Gas dynamic effects of reaction center in explosive gas mixture, using model and numerical computation
Stellar initial metal content effect on nuclear abundance distributions synthesized under explosive carbon, oxygen and silicon burning conditions
Impact and explosive craters production in same target material under controlled laboratory conditions, determining depth of burst simulating impingement
Shock induced ignition in explosive homogeneous hydrogen-oxygen gaseous mixtures
H II region formation from type II supernovae explosion, detecting with fluorescence model