The decline and fall of IMP 3 - Second report
Reentry predictions for Explorer 28 satellite
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Reentry predictions for Explorer 28 satellite
Aerodynamic and performance characteristics of unpowered rotor reentry vehicle
Techniques for evaluating thermal behavior of window systems for space vehicles exposed to environmental conditions attendant to planetary reentry
Program and report reviews on launch vehicle upper stages and propulsion of advanced reentry spacecraft
Reentry vehicle and experiment packages of Biosatellite 2 spacecraft
Environmental and ablative materials performance affecting heat shielding requirements of slender and blunt vehicles during hyperbolic reentry
Aerodynamic characteristics of modified conical lifting reentry vehicle at hypersonic speeds
Calculated ablative quantities for nylon phenolic heat shielding materials of hyperbolic reentry vehicles
Coupling radiative and convective heat transfer in hypersonic blunt body reentry
Rotation effects on melting ablation on reentry of axisymmetric bodies
Plasma sheath effect on reentry communication system with slot antennas
Reentry shielding ablation measured by imbedded radioactive isotopes with radiation dector
Transition from laminar to turbulent flow in near wake of supersonic reentry body
Luminous intensity and efficiency parameters for hypersonic reentry of nickel artificial meteors
Spatial distribution of radiant heat in reentry vehicle hypersonic shock layers at angle of attack
Methods and techniques for monitoring critical heat shield parameters during spacecraft reentry
Newtonian flow model, calculating hypersonic reentry aerodynamic forces for complicated body shapes
RF/plasma interactions relative to reentry plasma diagnostics and microwave transmission, noting increased hot air susceptibility to RF breakdown