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Interplanetary Monitoring Platform Imp Ii - Explorer Xxi Flight Report
Flight test report on Interplanetary Monitoring Platform /IMP/ - Explorer XXI
Satellite situation report, volume 5, no. 15
Space operations control center satellite situation report
<general dynamics of physical-chemical systems in mammals< fourth quarterly progress report, may 21 - aug. 20, 1965
Work is continuing on the mathematical modelling of the hydrodynamics of the arterial system. Discussion with Dr. McDonald has raised some questions relative to the geometric model of the arterial system. This area is considered important to provide a suitable base for consideration of the actual events taking place in the arteries. Attempts are being made to develop a model which will describe the geometry in terms of diameters against length, changes in cross-sectional area with division, and number of levels of arteries according to diameter. This work will be described in some detail in a technical report which is being prepared and will be submitted during the next quarter.
Mission oriented advanced nuclear system parameters study, volume vi final report, apr. 1963 - mar. 1965
Lunar and interplanetary mission-oriented advanced nuclear system parameters - Research and technology implications report
A progress report on radio telemetry from inside the body.
Progress report on radio telemetry from inside body
Satellite situation report, volume 5, no. 2
Satellite situation report - source, launch date, inclination, apogee, perigee, and transmitting frequency of satellites and decay objects
Final Report of the Goddard Summer Workshop Program in Measurement and Simulation of the Space Environments , 15 Jun. - 15 Sep. 1964
The titles of the papers in this section of the 1964 Summer Workshop Report might give the impression that there is little in common between them, that they represent endeavors in widely scattered areas by men working in isolation. But there is a strong thread of unity; none of the work was done in isolation without some cooperation at least from others of Team A or of the Goddard permanent staff. And some of the work was fully a team effort, the joint achievement of many participants. The purpose of this introduction is to show how each of these projects came to be started, and how these separate tasks fit into the long-range objectives of Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
Report of astronomy study group
Experiments on earth and moon dealing with radio, optical, X-ray and gamma ray astronomy based on Lunar Exploration System for Apollo /LESA/ REPORT
Satellite situation report, volume 6, no. 1
Satellite situation report with identification data, orbital parameters, and transmission frequencies for objects in orbit, and dates for decayed objects
Research activity conducted at Electronic Sciences Laboratory, USC Consolidated semiannual progress report no. 2, 1 Apr. - 30 Sep. 1965
Solid state physics, plasma physics, and information sciences research activities report
Biology and Medicine, Spring 1965 Semiannual report
Reports on radiobiology studies, pion studies with silicon detectors, immunology, ultracentrifuge rotor temperature and speed measurement by radio telemetry, and radiosensitivity investigations
Biology and Medicine, Fall 1965 Semiannual report
Reports on radiation medicine, radiobiology, EPR STUDIES of OH radicals in ice, radiation doses on manned space missions, silicon detectors, and recovery of yeast after irradiation
SYNCOM engineering report, volume I
Engineering report on synchronous communications /SYNCOM/ satellite, communications ground stations, telemetry, and control ground systems
Flight report - Interplanetary Monitoring Platform - IMP-I - Explorer XVIII
Flight report on interplanetary monitoring platform /IMP/
Dynamic Environment of the Ranger Spacecraft I Through IX (Final Report)
The dynamic environment of the Ranger spacecraft (I through IX)during the launch portion of flight is defined in this Report. Flight data from each of nine spacecraft launches have been reviewed and are included. The environments receiving emphasis herein include liftoff acoustics, liftoff and transonic vibration, and the transient vibrations of the various pyrotechnic and staging events in the launch sequence. The systems for data acquisition and analysis are briefly described. In addition, post-flight comparison of flight data and ground test specification levels is made, and the dynamic test program is briefly discussed.
Improving announcement media for technical reports
Computer and photographic printing and publishing methods for announcing technical report literature
Semiannual progress report no. 1, 16 November 1964 - 30 June 1965
Summary reports of research in bioelectronics, electron streams and interactions, plasmas, quantum and optical electronics, radiation and propagation, and solid-state electronics