Plasma effects on apollo re-entry communication
Plasma effects on electromagnetic wave propagation during Apollo spacecraft reentry from lunar missions
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Plasma effects on electromagnetic wave propagation during Apollo spacecraft reentry from lunar missions
Tracking telespectrograph for film record of reentry vehicle spectrum light - test and operation results
Trailblazer II reentry vehicle artificial meteoroid experiment consisting of reentering 2.2-gram stainless steel pellet into earth
Apollo spacecraft reentry tracking with shipboard unified S-band interferometer system
Mathematical model of maximum principle of Pontryagin used to find point-to-point reentry trajectory of space vehicle
Operational problems of manually guided and controlled reentry vehicles
Aerodynamic force and moment effect on performance of spacecraft during launch and reentry
Structural loads calculated for launch and reentry vehicles, noting extra loads due to system failures
Manned lunar return launch and reentry vehicles, emphasizing spacecraft and system weight in relation to mission mode and propulsion
Heat-shield sublimation and ablation determination during atmospheric reentry, using radioactive technique
Method estimating relative magnitude of magnetoaerodynamic drag/MADD/ or Lorentz drag used for decelerating space vehicle reentry
Shock tube instrumentation to study convective and radiative heat transfer of hot gases simulating hypervelocity reentry
Gemini program - advances in operational capability during flight, rendezvous, extravehicular operations and reentry
Translational and rotational motion of spherical body entering Mars atmosphere - reentry physics
Hypersonic aerodynamic problems at space vehicle reentry - plasma effects on communications blackout, hypersonic flow, and atmospheric entry
Radar tracking ship performance during Faith 7 - Mercury /MA-9/ flight and evaluation for critical reentry tracking and manned space flight applications
Steepest ascent optimization procedure for reentry trajectory of manned aerospace vehicles
Radionuclide method for determining Apollo heat shield char-front recession during reentry