R and D for future deep space communications.
Research and development program for deep space communication stressing power requirements
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Research and development program for deep space communication stressing power requirements
Velocity, enthalpy and mass flux radial distributions in laminar boundary layer from calorimetry of argon subsonic flow
Magnetopause detection by ATS instruments during January 13-14, 1967 magnetic storm, penetration observed within 6.6 earth radii
Simultaneous magnetic field measurements in interplanetary medium in front of earth and in magnetosheath at various earth radii, using satellites
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Preparation, casting, and extruding lightweight, high strength magnesium-scandium alloy
Radio frequency induction heated plasmas with power deposition and energy removal
Light weight high strength magnesium scandium alloy
All weather wind profile monitoring system using FPS-16 radar/Jimsphere system and flight simulation for protection of space vehicle and missile launches
Velocity, enthalpy and mass flux radial distributions in laminar boundary layer from calorimetry of argon subsonic flow
RF high pressure plasma discharges contained within radial inflow vortex, measuring radiation efficiencies, power densities and radiation fluxes
Critique of magnetic response model for interaction of moon and interplanetary plasma magnetic field proposed by Blank and Sill
Rolling element lubrication tests using fluorinated polyether fluids at cryogenic temperatures
Lightweight, high strength magnesium alloy development with magnesium-scandium-lithium selection
Heavy gas concentration in light gas vortices for heated and unheated vortex flows
Options and information resources open to NASA monitors
Test of rolling element fatigue life with fluorinated ether lubricant at cryogenic temperature using five ball fatigue tester