Round-trip trajectories to moons of Jupiter
Round-trip trajectories for exploration of major moons of Jupiter
ROUND-TRIP TRAJECTORY↗
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Use of grit-type boundary-layer transition trips on wind-tunnel models
Guidelines applicable to grit-type boundary layer transition trips near leading edges of wind tunnel models
BOUNDARY LAYER TRANSITION↗
Systematic Comparison of Venus Swingby Mode with Standard Mode of Mars Round Trips
Mars stopover mission with Venus swingby technique, discussing velocity requirements, trip times and initial mass in earth orbit
SCALING LAW↗
Systematic Comparison of Venus Swingby Mode with Standard Mode of Mars Round Trips
Mars stopover mission with Venus swingby technique, discussing velocity requirements, trip times and initial mass in earth orbit
MARS PROBE↗
Launch window analysis for round trip Mars missions
Launch window analysis for round trip Mars missions
Deerwester, J. M.↗
Latch and trip mechanisms for triggering a large force with a small one.
Latch and trip mechanisms for triggering large loads with small loads through interrupted motion
Tuttle, S. B.↗
Matched conic solutions to round trip interplanetary trajectory problems that insure state-vector continuity at all boundaries
Matched conic solutions to round trip interplanetary trajectory problems for use in guidance and navigation simulation
Bond, V. R.↗
Flow-field and drag characteristics of several boundary-layer tripping elements in hypersonic flow
Flow field and drag characteristics of several laminar boundary layer tripping element in hypersonic flow
Whitehead, A. H., Jr.↗
Round trip trajectories with stopovers at both Mars and Venus
Round trip trajectories with stopovers at Mars and Venus
Padrutt, J. A.↗
Boundary-layer tripping with emphasis on hypersonic flows.
Boundary layer trip geometry, size and location effects on position of transition at hypersonic speeds
Morrisette, E. L.↗
Boundary-layer velocity profiles downstream of three-dimensional transition trips on a flat plate at Mach 3 and 4
Boundary layer velocity profiles downstream of three dimensional transition trips on flat plates at Mach 3 and 4
Peterson, J. B., Jr.↗
Round-trip trajectories with stopovers at both Mars and Venus
Round trip interplanetary trajectories with stopovers at Mars and Venus
Padrutt, J. A.↗
Symmetric round trip flybys to outer planets
Feasibility study of symmetric round trip flybys to outer planets
Woodcock, G. R.↗
Measurements of local skin friction downstream of grit-type boundary-layer-transition trips at M equals 2.17 and zero heat transfer
Supersonic skin friction measurements in grit type boundary layer transition trips with zero heat transfer
Daugherty, J. C.↗
Use of discrete sonic jets as boundary-layer trips in hypersonic flow
Discrete sonic jets as boundary layer trips producing turbulent hypersonic flows with negligible intrinsic drag and downstream distortions
Cary, A. M., Jr.↗
A comparison of spherical and triangular boundary-layer trips on a flat plate at supersonic speeds
Comparison of spherical and triangular boundary layer trips on flat plate at supersonic speed
Harper, W. R., Jr.↗
Optimal round trip space tug trajectories for earth escape missions
Optimal round trip space tug trajectories for earth escape missions
Teren, F.↗
Optimal round trip space tug trajectories for earth escape missions
Space tug optimal round trip trajectories for payload earth escape injection missions, obtaining boundary value problem solution by Newton- Raphson iteration technique
Teren, F.↗