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Flight test of 40 foot parachute deployed at low supersonic speed and dynamic pressure
Deployment characteristics of dynamic and elastic parawing scale model for spacecraft recovery
Simulation of parachute deployment environment in Mars atmosphere
Controlling parachute deployment conditions in simulated planetary environments
NASA Planetary Entry Parachute Program /PEPP/, discussing method to control parachute deployment conditions in simulated planetary environments by radio command system
Deployment dynamics and temperature control of spacecraft solar panel array and X ray telescope
Design and hardware of restraining and deploying mechanism for solar array of Mars flyby mission
Large area deployable solar cell array testing
Design and flight certification test data on prototype deployable solar cell array
Supersonic deployment and extraction of inflatable towed ballute decelerator
Aerodynamic loads on deployed canard surfaces and rocket nose section of Apollo launch escape vehicle
Deployable appendages of OGO attitude controlled spacecraft design
RAE satellite boom deployment to achieve gravity gradient capture
Dynamics of deployable space structures stiffened by centrifugal forces due to spin, discussing LF radio telescope
Aerodynamic and flight characteristics of variable geometry entry spacecraft during subsonic wing deployment and landing
Radio Astronomy Explorer satellite boom deployment method resulting in gravity gradient capture, emphasizing role of predeployment attitude and antenna Vee angle
Aerodynamic deceleration systems for space missions, considering deployment of subsonic parachute and inflatable configuration following atmospheric entry
Zero g deployment dynamics of erectable truss parabolic antennas, obtaining latchup loads as function of reflector mechanical energy