Visual localization of the horizontal as a function of body tilt up to plus or minus 90 deg from gravitational vertical
Visual localization of horizontal as function of body tilt utilizing several positions with respect to gravity
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Visual localization of horizontal as function of body tilt utilizing several positions with respect to gravity
Earth triaxiality effect on synchronous satellite perturbation
Liquid-vapor interface stability and dynamic behavior investigated under low-gravity conditions
Nonsteady state liquid flow theory for analyzing dynamics of liquid in variable area conduit affected by heat addition, gravity, friction, and centrifugal forces
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Hormone effects on plant growth in absence of gravity, and effect of weightlessness on growth and orientation of roots and shoots of monocotyledenous seedlings in biosatellite
One-dimensional model of stellar system evolution, using computer to calculate minimum energy configuration
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Proposed Phobos landing for radio signal analysis of Mars topography during occultation
Metabolic cost of walking on treadmills of various slope before and after loading of principal body segments
Spherical harmonics for evaluating perturbing forces on lunar satellite due to nonsymmetric mass distribution of moon