DESIGN CRITERIA FOR ZERO-LEAKAGE CONNECTORS FOR LAUNCH VEHICLES, VOLUME 6 - ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS
Pressure pulses, shock and vibratory loading on launch vehicle connectors - heat environment, vacuum and radiation effects on connector gaskets
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Pressure pulses, shock and vibratory loading on launch vehicle connectors - heat environment, vacuum and radiation effects on connector gaskets
Structural requirements for integrated mission control center - communication, data processing, and simulation and checkout facilities
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Pontryagin maximum principle to optimize attitude control systems on the basis of minimum fuel or energy consumption
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