Life support systems for extravehicular activity
Gemini life support systems for extravehicular missions
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Gemini life support systems for extravehicular missions
Electronic resettable fuse for spacecraft applications
Effect of signal duration on detection for gated and continuous noise
Mass spectrometer data acquisition and analysis using digital computer
Cooling rates effect on microstructure and strength of gas tungsten arc welds of aluminum alloy
Radiographic markings in gas tungsten arc welds of aluminum alloys studied for cause of Laue spots
Animal extinction on earth in geological times by nearby exploding supernovae cosmic radiation shown irreconcilable with galactic cosmic ray propagation
Effect of signal duration on detection for gated and for continuous noise
Two versions of a portable tool repair the seats of tube fittings and the flared ends of tubing. Each version operates on the principle of lapping to remove imperfections from tube and fitting interfacing surfaces.
Buoyant Venus station mission study for 1972 - 1973 launch period - backup data including atmospheric models, heat shield requirements, etc.
Interaction of plasma discontinuities in pulsar emission mechanism
Releasable coupling device designed to receive and retain matching ends of electrical connectors
Far IR background due to superposition of IR galaxies, noting galaxies contribution to extragalactic radio background
X ray emission from Seyfert galaxy nuclei, noting model with bremsstrahlung from hot source
Filtration and flow characteristics of wire cloths used in hydraulic systems described by expressions from measured properties
Optically thin gas surrounding X ray source, plotting electron temperature and ionization equilibrium of hydrogen, He, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and neon
Radiation emission mechanism for NP 0532 associated with Crab Nebula, discussing shock- neutral sheet interaction