Transonic Dynamic Stability Characteristics of Several Models of Project Mercury Capsule Configurations
Transonic dynamic stability characteristics of Mercury capsule scale model configurations
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Transonic dynamic stability characteristics of Mercury capsule scale model configurations
Radar measurement for rotation period of planet Mercury
Planet Mercury rotation theory, applying motion of rigid system in inverse square field
Muhleman radar scattering law indicates that surface of Mercury is similar to Moon in roughness
Ion thrustor, including mercury feed system and shielded neutralizer, designed and tested for spacecraft station keeping and attitude control
Condensing characteristics of mercury vapor flowing in horizontal single tubes examined in crossflow-nitrogen-cooled and NaK-cooled condensors
Unmanned spacecraft trajectory and guidance considerations for close flyby of planet Mercury
Mercury rotational period as consequence of solar torques and equatorial asymmetry, based on radar data and model developing superharmonic resonance
Mercury atmospheric temperature, composition and surface pressure and effect of nonsynchronous rotation
Photographic study of mercury droplet parameters including effects of gravity
Inlet pressure and pressure drop characteristics for nonwetting mercury flow in single, tapered diameter tube cooled by NaK, and comparison to Lockhart-Martinelli correlation predictions
Technological and managerial history of Mercury project, including bibliography
Photovoltaic effects in cadmium telluride-mercury telluride heterostructures
Mercury droplet size and distribution in glass condenser tube in one and zero gravity environments
Trajectory and guidance analyses of Earth-Venus- Mercury mission in 1973
Numerical solutions for librational motion of Mercury obtained by applying Runge-Kutta integration
Steel alloy pump tested in mercury corrosion loop to establish feasibility of design