Life in Extraterrestrial Environments Quarterly Status Report, 15 Feb. - 15 May 1965
Growth response of Bacillus cereus and subtilis cells subjected to modified Martian environment with freeze cycles of different durations
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Growth response of Bacillus cereus and subtilis cells subjected to modified Martian environment with freeze cycles of different durations
Effects of different freeze cycles on Bacillus cereus and Bacillus subtilis in simulated Martian environment
Thermal radiation and noise measurements from moon
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Mechanical and thermal properties of lunar surface materials correlated by mathematical model study
Simulated Martian atmospheric and ecological effects on Bacillus cereus spore germination
Using human performance and physiological measures during lunar surface mission simulation to evaluate minimum volume cabin design for lunar roving vehicle
Cryogenic propellant boiloff losses in long duration space storage elimination by mechanical reliquefier, considering lunar, Earth-orbit and deep space application for hydrogen and oxygen
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Multidisciplinary research activities on rock formations in lunar surface simulation
Simulated Martian environment growth experiments conducted with Staphylococcus aureus
Use of indigenous lunar resources for food, water, livable atmosphere, and waste management subsystems in life support systems
Interplanetary communication signal reception
Ring radio telescope and antenna array for interplanetary communication
Literature search and experimental work on physical and engineering property data of lunar surface materials
Atmospheric electron energy spectrum in range 70-2000 mev measured, using scintillation telescope with gas Cerenkov detector and lead glass total energy spectrometer
Incubation temperature and salt concentration effects on Staphylococcus aureus growth in simulated Mars environment
Automatic life detection systems discussed for future planet studies including computerized Martian probe