Observations of the lunar Mach cone
Confirming existance of lunar Mach cones by magnetometer data from Explorer 35
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Confirming existance of lunar Mach cones by magnetometer data from Explorer 35
Shock-wave shapes and surface pressures on hemisphere and cone cylinders in low density hypersonic flow including ablation
Flow distribution for large angle cones with short spikes in hypersonic laminar flow
Boundary layer transition on nose cones at hypersonic speeds
Inviscid hypersonic flow of chemically relaxing air about pointed circular cones
Aerodynamic interference effects on half-cone bodies with thin wings in hypersonic flow
Angle of attack and bluntness effects on hypersonic flow over 15 deg semiapex cone in helium
Two dimensional shock theory for predicting pressures on elliptic cones at supersonic speeds
Pressure distribution of spherically-blunted 60 deg half-angle cone in hypersonic flow
Convective heat transfer to cones and cylinders at angle of attack
Angle of attack analysis of spinning slender reentry cone with slight aerodynamic and mass asymmetries
Free flight measurements of dynamic stability derivatives of blunted 120 deg cone in helium compared to unmodified Newtonian theory predictions
Ablation effects on transition Reynolds number of hypersonic boundary layer on slender cones
Hypersonic rarefied merged layer flow over sharp slender cones, using strong interaction theory and free molecular flow to analyze surface pressures
Mangler displacement thickness correction for slender cones
Drag coefficients for spheres and sharp cones in rarefied hypersonic air flow obtained in shock tunnel using free flight technique
Ballistic range tests to study ablation effects on aerodynamic characteristics of ablating and nonablating slender cones
Aerodynamic effects of bluntness on slender cones in free flight tests at Mach 17