Space station safety study - Condensed summary report
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Summary of space station safety study
Technical information summary on Apollo 11 flight and total lunar mission
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Summary of material and design improvements to reduce ablative chamber throat erosion in lunar module descent engine
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This summary paper will point out results of the lifting body program that have a bearing on the design of a large space shuttle vehicle. The initial program objectives, the primary program results, and the pertinence of these results to the shuttle will be outlined, as will the future direction of the program.