Lee side heating investigations. Part 1 - Experimental lee side heating studies on a delta wing orbiter
Lee surface flow and aerodynamic heating on delta wing orbiter
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Lee surface flow and aerodynamic heating on delta wing orbiter
Computerized design of delta body space shuttle orbiter
Calculation of shock inclination angle and surface pressure coefficient in vertical plane of symmetry of bodies at angle of attack related to delta wing-body space shuttle orbiter
Computerized simulation of shock waves and flow fields behind supersonic edge delta wings and wing-body combinations
Active and passive thermal protection system weights for delta body space shuttle for crossrange up to 1500 n.mi.
Nike-Apache rocket carrying radiometer for detection of O2 /a /1 Delta g//-/X /3 Sigma g plus// transition
Predicted and measured aerodynamic characteristics for blended delta-wing orbiter at hypersonic speeds
Conceptual design analysis of geosynchronous equatorial satellite for hybrid UHF/VHF aeronautical communication to be launched by Delta vehicle
Capabilities, constraints, and costs of Delta launch vehicle, Model 2914
Wind tunnel stability tests of variable dihedral delta wing spacecraft configuration at hypersonic speed
Subsonic aerodynamic stability characteristics of NAR 134B delta wing space shuttle
Trisonic wind tunnel static stability tests on straight wing and delta wing space shuttle models
Wind tunnel tests on longitudinal and lateral directional stability of NAR/GD delta wing orbiter mated to Saturn 5 S-1C booster
Low speed wind tunnel tests of directional stability characteristics for M/DAC delta wing booster
Low speed wind tunnel tests on longitudinal and lateral stability of high cross range delta wing space shuttles
Aerodynamic heating distributions on model of space shuttle delta wing orbiter with twin wing-tip vertical tails
Aerodynamic heating of space shuttle delta-wing booster at free Mach stream 7.4
Methods for prediction of centerline shock layer thickness and pressure distribution on delta wing body configurations