Requirement of neutral hydrogen period in the evolution of the universe
Neutral hydrogen period in hot model universe evolution
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Neutral hydrogen period in hot model universe evolution
Universities research projects on sonic booms and outline of research on generation and propagation of sonic booms
Experimental program to provide low cost computer searches of NASA information files to university graduate students
Industrial and university evaluations of theses for possible commercial applications
Harrison baryon inhomogeneity postulate of galactic evolution critically analyzed for universality of cosmic rays
Primordial structure and instability hypotheses for explaining origin of large-scale structures in universe
NASA university programs in personnel training, aeronautics and space research, and laboratories and research centers
Photomeson production by universal radiation field and effects on high energy cosmic rays
Job training, urban studies and socio-economic participation at University of California
University research process values as distinct from product values, evaluating U.S. federal support funding system
Space emergency reentry vehicle - NASA Faculty Systems Engineering Institute Conference, University of Houston, June-August 1967
Matter excess over antimatter in early high density high temperature universe, discussing baryon inhomogeneity
Einstein-Friedmann cosmological model suitability to explain universe beginning and evolution, discussing model features, tests and remaining difficulties
University programs for public service education
Photodisintegration of ultrahigh energy cosmic rays by universal radiation field
Beam-foil spectroscopy - NASA Conference, University of Arizona, November 1968, Volume 1
Beam foil spectroscopy - NASA Conference, University of Tucson, November 1967, Volume 2
Unutilized ideas in university laboratories, showing generation and implementation enhancement by marketing experience and product development background