Sample collecting impact bit Patent
Impact bit for cutting, collecting, and storing samples such as lunar rock cuttings
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Impact bit for cutting, collecting, and storing samples such as lunar rock cuttings
Guide to use of data collected by NP3A aircraft in BOMEX between June 2 and 10, 1969
Collective interactions effect on electron scattering opacity in stellar interiors, using Debye-Huckel radial distribution function and neglecting collisions
Astrophysical plasmas radio emission interpreted as collective bremsstrahlung due to ultrarelativistic electron tails, discussing Crab Nebula, quasars and Jupiter
Earth resources and meteorological data collection from in situ sensors via satellite, discussing system considerations
UHF satellite receiver for binary FSK data collection system using matched integrate and dump filter detectors
Microparticle collection experiments during 1966 Orionid and Leonid meteor showers accomplished by Luster and ALARR /air launched-air recovered rocket/ instruments
Collective approach to thermodynamics of N- particle electron gas including transverse radiation, calculating internal energy and pressure of modes
Current-voltage relation for ion collection spherical DC probe at high ambient gas pressure
Fireballs atmospheric debris collection by high altitude filtration, describing analysis results
Redesigned vacuum-probe surface sampler, consisting of wand with disposable probe and filter assembly, collects specimens of fallout and handling contamination.
Research progress on multispectral data collection and infrared instrumentation for specially configured aircraft
Airborne multispectral data collection and ground based reproduction facilities
Development of prototype waste collection system /modified Hydro John/ designed for use in either zero or one gravity environment
Mobile and fixed data collection platforms for constant level balloons and remote ground locations, for platform-satellite-ground station system
Synchronous meteorological satellite data collection and transmission system error control, considering design tradeoffs for radio sets and coding techniques
Random multiple access technique for satellite data collection, taking advantage of frequency instability associated with oscillator circuits
High altitude balloon cosmic dust collection, considering individual particle chemical composition and ablation