Hydrogen maser research achievements at MSFC
Hydrogen maser potential as stable frequency reference for precision tracking systems
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Search indexed NASA NTRS and DOE OSTI research on propulsion, heat transfer, battery materials and energy systems. Follow report and document links to the original sources.
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Research Achievements Review, volume II
Thermophysics, emissivity physics, thermal similitude, ultraviolet interactions with control surface materials, Pegasus satellite measurements, and infrared instrumentation
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Introduction to Research Achievements Review on thermophysics research at MSFC
Thermoconductivity of coating materials used on space radiators
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Research Achievements Review, volume II. REPORT no. 5 - Quality and reliability assurance research at MSFC
Nondestructive testing infrared and ultrasonic inspection, and high density slurries for propellant tank testing
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Research Achievements Review, volume II
Materials research - diffusion bonding methods, stress corrosion tests, nondestructive testing, material designs for electronic equipment, and nonmetallic material development.
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Research Achievements Reviews. Volume 1 - Series 1 Through 22
Marshall Space Flight Center research project, and technological developments on manned space flight, trajectory analysis, structural designs, and related topics
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Research achievements in optimization techniques
Optimization techniques for orbital transfer, and spacecraft trajectories
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Hydrogen maser research achievements at MSFC
Hydrogen maser for precision tracking system in application to spacecraft trajectories
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Achieving satellite reliability through environmental tests
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New, J. C.↗
An analytical and experimental investigation of limited operational life of CO2 lasers to achieve a non flowing sealed CO2 gas laser Final report
Carbon dioxide dissociation in gas discharge, water vapor and xenon effects on dissociation, and electrode material influence on clean-up rate related to nonflowing sealed gas laser
Fantasia, J. F.↗
Significant achievements in space science 1966
Advances during 1966 in astronomy, exobiology, ionospheric sciences, radio and solar physics, and planetary atmospheres and planetology
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Research achievements review. Volume 2 - Computation research at MSFC
Univac 1108 computer system of cathode ray tube screens for time sharing, data retrieval, and data storage
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Manufacturing engineering research at MSFC. Research achievements review, volume 1
Manufacturing engineering research - contamination control, remote welding methods, zero gravity simulation, laser applications, buoyancy simulation, and space electron beam welding
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Research achievements review, volume 11
Ground test instrumentation developed for measurements and calibration systems
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Achievements in planetology, 1967
Planetology, terrestrial geochemistry and geophysics, impact cratering and metamorphism, lunar probes, stony-iron meteorites, and tektites - literature review for 1967
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Airborne instrumentation and data transmission research at MSFC. Research achievements review, volume 3
Narrow band optical filters, galactic X ray source detectors, AM baseband telemetry, and redundancy removal for telemetry data compressions
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Particles and fields - Significant achievements.
Cosmic ray, solar wind and magnetosphere physics discoveries from 1964-1965 space observations
Opp, A. G.↗
Research achievements review. Volume 3 - Astrodynamics, guidance and optimization research at MSFC
Orbital analyses for artificial satellites and computer calculations on interplanetary trajectories
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