SPACE PHYSICS- ENVIRONMENT FOR MANNED SPACE FLIGHT
Environment for manned space fight
MANNED SPACECRAFT↗
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LAUNCH VEHICLES AND LAUNCH OPERATIONS
This paper will concern our large space carrier vehicles--the ones we are now using and will use in the future to undertake inplanetary investigations and to accomplish the manned space flight programs discussed in the preceding papers. This review of our large space carrier vehicles will be limited to descriptions and capabilities and will not include operational employment.
Launch vehicle↗
ASTRONAUT'S REPORT ON PROJECT MERCURY
There has been so much recent information put out on the orbital flight and on Project Mercury that I thought that, rather than give details of the flight and Project, I would discuss briefly some of the general aspects of space flight.
Atlas ICBM↗
Static stability and axial force characteristics of a 1.32 percent scale model of the Saturn IB/Apollo, its components, and the Saturn IB/Apollo/Minuteman launch vehicle, determined by wind tunnel test
Wind tunnel stability tests of scale model Saturn IB/Apollo, and Saturn IB/Apollo/ Minuteman launch vehicle
SATURN IB LAUNCH VEHICLE↗
Gemini launch vehicle development
This paper presents a brief description of the basic modifications made to the Titan II to adapt it to a Gemini launch vehicle (GLV), the ground rules under which they were made, how the principal systems were initially baselined, how they evolved, and how they have performed to date.
TITAN II ICBM↗
Propulsion System
Adaptation of Titan II liquid propellant rocket engine for Gemini program
LIQUID PROPELLANT ROCKET ENGINE↗