The Response of an Unbounded Atmosphere to Point Disturbances. II - Impulsive Disturbances
Response of unbounded and isothermal atmosphere to point disturbances
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Impulse propulsion gains resulting from 'free' retanking of propellants on various orbits and stations at the Earth, the Moon, Mars, and Venus
Evaluation of extraterrestrial resources to supply propellants for refueling rockets at various stations during interplanetary flight
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A comparative performance analysis of pyroelectric heat-transfer sensors for use in hypersonic impulse facilities.
Pyroelectric heat-transfer sensor performance compared with thin skin thermocouple heat sensors, noting discrepancy in measurement results in severe environment
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On multi-impulse optimum trajectories ob optimal'nykh trayektoriyakh so mnogimi impul'- sami
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Fortran 4 program for two-impulse rendezvous analysis
Program determines if rendezvous in near space is possible, and performs an analysis to determine the approximate required values of the magnitude and direction of two thrust applications of the upper stage of a rocket firing. The analysis is performed by using ordinary Keplerian mechanics.
Barling, W. H., Jr.↗
Trajectory design for impulsive Earth-Mars- Earth trajectories launched in 1969 and 1971
Trajectory design and associated computer programs for spacecraft ballistic Earth-Mars round-trip mission
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Auroral zone electron precipitation accompanying a sudden impulse in the geomagnetic field
Auroral zone electron precipitation accompanying sudden commencement of geomagnetic storms
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Trajectory design for impulsive Earth-Mars- Earth trajectories launched in 1969 and 1971.
Trajectory design for spacecraft which returns in vicinity of earth after Mars encounter analyzed by patched conic model
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Pyroelectric heat-transfer sensors for hypersonic impulse facilities.
Pyroelectric heat-transfer sensor performance compared with thin skin thermocouple heat sensors, noting discrepancy in measurement results in severe environment
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Auroral-zone electron precipitation accompanying a sudden impulse in the geomagnetic field.
Auroral zone electron precipitation occurring in strong transient magnetic disturbances observed by bremsstrahlung
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One-dimensional wave motion in prismatic bars due to impulse loads with and without Coulomb damping
Friction induced one dimensional wave propagation in rods
Tomlin, D. D., Jr.↗
A survey of impulsive trajectories Final report
Literature survey of astrodynamics problems on intercept, transfer, and rendezvous trajectories
Doll, J. R.↗
Optimum two-impulse orbital transfer and rendezvous between elliptical orbits
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Mc Cue, G. A.↗
Optimum two-impulse orbital transfer function contouring program
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Du Prie, H. J.↗
The causes of sudden commencements and sudden impulses
Worldwide changes in earth magnetic field determined by examination of magnetic field and interplanetary plasma data for solar wind near earth
Burlaga, L. F.↗
Causes of sudden commencements and sudden impulses.
Worldwide changes in geomagnetic field, determining causes by examining magnetic field and plasma data for solar wind and classifying as SSC or SI
Burlaga, L. F.↗
Linear and higher order corrections to optimum multi-impulse trajectories
Closed form expressions for linear and higher order corrections to multiimpulse approximations of space flight trajectory optimization solutions, using bang-bang thrust control
Andrus, J. F.↗
Nozzle and cavity wall cooling limitations on specific impulse of a gas-core nuclear rocket
Nozzle and cavity wall cooling limitations on specific impusle of gas-core nuclear rocket engine
Kascak, A. F.↗