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Longitudinal, lateral, and directional stability and control characteristics of lifting entry vehicle at Mach number of 19
Entry guidance equations, reference trajectories, and guidance system mechanization
Computer program for determining thermophysical aspects of Jupiter atmospheric entry
Material strengths, shock loading, and material stress analyses for planetary entry ringsail parachute design
Design calculations and materials test data for planetary entry ringsail parachute
Structural design and component test data for disk gap-band planetary entry parachute
Material strength, shock loading, and stress analyses for planetary entry parachute design
Wind tunnel investigation of pressure distribution on blunted 15 deg half-cone wedge lifting-entry body
Structural design, systems and subsystems requirements, entry probe configurations, and transfer trajectories for flyby/entry probe system for 1972 Venus launch
Design and operation of damper for spinning or nonspinning, slender or blunt atmospheric entry bodies
Pressure fluctuation measurements on afterbodies of blunt atmospheric entry vehicles
High enthalpy plasma generator for atmospheric entry heating simulation
Aerodynamic characteristics of two blunt half cone wedge entry configurations at supersonic speeds
Mission and subsystem parametric analyses to evaluate direct and orbital entry modes for soft landing capsules on Mars
Parametric data, systems analyses, and space capsule design concepts - direct versus orbital entry for Mars missions
Titan 3 launch vehicle performance and flight mechanics analyses - direct versus orbital entry for Mars missions
Subsystems analyses and parametric data on configurations for direct versus orbital entry for Mars missions
Azimuth sensing system for continuous, ground monitoring of azimuth orientation for Planetary Entry Parachute Program /PEPP/ spacecraft