Rarefied Gas Dynamics, Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium, Oxford University, Oxford, England, July 4-8, 1966. Volume 1.
Rarefied gas dynamics - Conference, Oxford University, July 1966, Volume I
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Rarefied gas dynamics - Conference, Oxford University, July 1966, Volume I
Plasma volume and tilt table response of humans to water immersion deconditioning experiments, using extremity cuffs to study protective effect
Tilt table response and plasma volume changes in experimental subjects evaluated before and after short term periods of deconditioning
Automation in electronic test equipment - Conference, New York, August-September 1966, Volume 3, Built-in test and continuous monitoring
Automation in electronic test equipment - Conference, New York, August-September 1966, Volume 4, Built-in test and continuous monitoring
Automation in electronic test equipment - Conference, New York University, August- September 1966, Volume 5, Built-in test and continuous monitoring
Plasma volume, red blood cell mass and erythrocyte survival determination before and after space flight
Missiles and aerospace vehicles sciences - AAS CONFERENCE, Huntsville, Alabama, December 1966, Volume 1
Missiles and aerospace vehicles sciences - Conference, Huntsville, Alabama, December 1966, Volume 2
Multiplace metabolimeter closed circuit system with servo-driven volume meter for animal oxygen consumption in gaseous artificial environments
Animal study of body volume increase and pressure changes causing lungs and thorax expansion during decompression to near vacuum
Method for calculating partial volumes of components in solution
Gas volume meter with chromatograph to determine astronauts metabolism
Limb volume measurements as indices of peripheral circulatory factors in cardiovascular orthostatic response
Volume addition effects on leeward surface of high lift drag ratio winged body at hypersonic speeds
This volume of the NASA Planetary Flight Handbook contains trajectory data to aid the mission analyst in the planning of stopover missions to Mars that employ the Venus swingby mode. Compared to other mission modes, the Venus swingbys yield substantial reductions in propulsive velocity and Earth entry speed requirements when employed as part of a round trip stopover mission. Conversely, the swingbys are at best, of marginal utility for one-way missions. Consequently, this Handbook has been tailored expressly for use in the planning of round trip missions. The relevant charts, graphs, and tabular data are presented for the totality of such missions, i.e., in terms of total round trip mission duration and stopover time at Mars. Recognizing, however, that within the context of round trip missions the single-leg data can be of importance in certain phases of the mission analyses, all such data has been preserved on a master magnetic tape. Copies of this tape will be made available to interested organizations.
Relativity theory and astrophysics - Conference, Ithaca, July-August 1965, Volume 1, Relativity and cosmology
Relativity theory and astrophysics, Volume 2, Galactic structure