Hydrodynamic description of a strongly- rarefied plasma
Hydrodynamic equations to describe collisionless plasma
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Hydrodynamic equations to describe collisionless plasma
Optical design and characteristic parameters of 40-inch large aperture telescope package for orbiting astronomical satellite
Computer Reliability Analysis Method /CRAM/ TO analyze reliability by using utility routines
Diurnal and latitude variations in zenith nightglow intensity
DOD Gemini experiment D-12 astronaut maneuvering unit /AMU/ design, detailing propulsion, flight control, oxygen and power supply, abort-alarm and communications
Behavior of individual cavitation bubbles in cavitating flows of water and liquid Mercury, using two-dimensional Plexiglas venturi
Motion picture on cavitation hysteresis, details on test apparatus, noting cavitation delay time
Cavitation performance testing in water of mixed flow pump impeller
Parachute for meteorological rockets, noting design, testing, high altitude performance, etc
Diurnal and latitudinal variations in 6300 angstrom nightglow intensity determined along Pacific coast of South America, noting relation between location of antisolar point and equatorial midnight enhancement
Planar and rotary sloshing motion of liquid, using analytic mechanical model that consists of mass point constraint to parabolic surface
Trajectory and performance analysis instrument unit and payload envelope for Saturn IB space vehicle program
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Computer program for calculation of single jet and five jet interaction regimes associated with multiple rocket engines
The Pleumeur-Bodou Ground Station, the research center of the National Ceneter for Telecommunications, is equipped to study all problems connected with active satellites: link performance, acquisition, tracking, telemetry, and command. This station is also intended for possible future commercial applications.
Generalized method, including computer program, to solve problem of heat transfer and material response for stagnation region of blunt bodies experiencing ablation
Spinning cryostat, or chemical camera, for sampling supersonic gas stream and recording chemical kinetics