MSC Apollo 13 Investigation Team. Panel 8 - High Pressure Oxygen Systems Survey
Analysis of procedures for determining fire or explosion hazards of materials exposed to liquid or gaseous oxygen
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MSC Apollo 13 investigation team. Panel 3 - Flight operations and network, addendum 1 Final report
Analysis of Apollo 13 lunar module systems during emergency operation following command service module oxygen tank explosion
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MSC Apollo 13 investigation team. Panel 2 - Flight crew observations Final report
Summary of actions taken by Apollo 13 spacecrew following explosion in oxygen tank
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Shock metamorphism of basalt and the lunar samples
Shock structures of basalts from craters produced by nuclear explosions and of rocks from lunar craters
Short, N. M.↗
Development of bonding and grounding criteria for John F. Kennedy Space Center. Volume 1 - Bonding and grounding criteria Final report, 7 Nov. 1969 - 30 Jun. 1970
Analysis of bonding and grounding measures for minimizing hazards from electrical fault, lightning, explosion, and electromagnetic radiation atKSC - Vol. 1
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Development of bonding and grounding criteria for John F. Kennedy Space Center. Volume 2 - Evolution of bonding and grounding criteria and on-site evaluation of bonding and grounding practices Final report, 7 Nov. 1969 - 30 Jun. 1970
On-site evaluation of bonding and grounding of electrical equipment at KSC to minimize hazards from electrical fault, lightning, explosion, and radiation - Vol. 2
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A general formula for the decay lifetimes of the Starfish electrons
Calculation of decay lifetimes of artificial electrons produced by Starfish nuclear explosion
Stassinopoulos, E. G.↗
On the dual property and the limit of hydrogen- oxygen free detonation waves
Gaseous explosives free detonation waves for hydrogen-oxygen, noting propagation velocity deficit and detonability limit
Furukawa, H.↗
Propagation of sonic booms and other weak nonlinear waves through turbulence
Sonic boom and explosion shock wave propagation over long distances through turbulence modeled by sound speed fluctuation, including acoustic scattering effect
George, A. R.↗
The chemical evolution of the galaxy
Galaxy chemical evolution, discussing stellar mass loss, supernova explosions, white dwarf formations, nucleosynthesis, cosmochronology, etc
Cameron, A. G. W.↗
Supernovae and the extinction of the dinosaurs
Supernova explosion or solar outburst theory of climatic effects on mass extinction of organisms at Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary
Russell, D.↗
On the formation of a neutron star in a close binary system
Neutron star formation from supernova explosion in close binary system
Kondo, Y.↗
Stellar evolution
Stellar evolution, discussing mass loss to interstellar medium, galactic distances determination and supernova explosions
Cameron, A. G. W.↗
Some remarks on the composition of the cosmic radiation
Energetic violent explosive events nature and regional characteristics in universe from cosmic radiation composition studies
Waddington, C. J.↗
The Gum Nebula - A new kind of astronomical object
Gum Nebula conceived as hydrogen gas mass ionized by UV radiation from supernova explosion related to Vela X remnant, discussing fossil Stroemgren sphere model
Brandt, J. C.↗
Coherence theory of the strong ignition limit
Coherence theory of strong shock induced explosive gas ignition limit
Meyer, J. W.↗
Velocity accelerator for particles
Sheet explosive and metal tube, fitted to the inner periphery of a cam-shaped chamber, accelerate particles to velocities nearing 20 km/sec to evaluate efficacy of spacecraft meteoroid shields.
Wilson, A. H.↗
Squib-actuated disconnect device
Piston-operated device retains gases released by explosive squibs during stage separation of a spacecraft.
Davis, D. P.↗