NACA conference on the turbojet engine for supersonic aircraft propulsion - A compilation of the papers presented
Turbojet engine characteristics, control systems, thrust augmentation, and inlet design studies for supersonic flight propulsion
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Turbojet engine characteristics, control systems, thrust augmentation, and inlet design studies for supersonic flight propulsion
Soft landing of Luna-9 on moon - photographs of lunar landscape
Muon X-ray measurement, isotope shift, particle property, and energy distribution considered in study of nuclear structure
Strong and weak interactions of elementary particles and particle decay
Data from Mariner 5 and Venera 4, and ground based measurements of Venus atmosphere
Venus atmosphere data from Mariner 5, Venera 4 and ground based measurements, discussing surface pressure and temperature, greenhouse theory and cloud cover
Simulation studies and facilities for atmospheric reentry at hypersonic speeds
Computerized and dynamic simulation models for spacecraft systems - mathematical models for predicting human and spacecraft structure performances during space flight simulation
Proposed electromagnetic exploration of moon
Abstracts on neuronal fibrous proteins
Balloon flight and satellite observations of cosmic ray particles - NASA program on high energy astrophysics
Development of aerospace structural materials - heat resistant alloys, refractory materials, transition metals, and composite materials
Studies on display systems, optimal control methods, human performance theory, and neuromuscular models
Radar and radio tracking applications in space program
Thermal stress and thermal fatigue data for utilization in design problems
Evaluation of refractory tantalum-, tungsten-, niobium-, and molybdenum based alloys for space power systems applications