Space medicine in the manned space flight program.
Space medicine in the manned space flight program of nasa
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Nasa Plans Report: Addendum - Section 1
The ultimate aim of the NASA Program is to provide means of making astronomical observation in all wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum and in addition to launch satellites designed for experiments in geodesy and relativity. However, in the near future, emphasis is being placed primarily on long wavelength radio astronomy and, particularly, on astronomical photometry and spectroscopy in the portion of the spectrum to the violet of 3000 Angstrom. It is these regions which are most completely cut off from observations from the earth's surface and, in addition, it is in the far ultraviolet wavelength region that many astrophysically important lines are found.
Roman, Nancy G.↗
Telemetry and command techniques for planetary spacecraft.
Telemetry and command techniques for unmanned planetary spacecraft in programs of NASA and Jet Propulsion Laboratory
COMMAND CONTROL↗
Summary of results of engineering research program for manned earth-orbital missions
Summary of engineering research experiment program for manned orbital research laboratory and experiment design
MANNED ORBITAL RESEARCH LABORATORY /MORL/↗
Learning about space careers
Guidebook for producing ideas and vocational guidance to young students
SPACE PROGRAM↗
The U.S. space programme and its international significance.
U.S. space program evaluated for Europeans, noting effects on international economics, technology and politics
UNITED STATES↗
Computer/PERT technique monitors actual versus allocated costs
A computer method measures the users performance in cost-type contracts utilizing the existing nasa program evaluation review technique without imposing any additional reporting requirements. progress is measured by comparing actual costs with a value of work performed in a specific period.
Houry, E.↗
DSN capabilities and facilities. The deep space network
Ground communication system, deep space network and facilities, instrumentation, and space flight operations and facility for NASA program
SPACE EXPLORATION↗
DSIF development and operations. The deep space network
Nasa programs related to Surveyor, Mariner, Pioneer, Venus probe, and similar projects
LUNAR ORBITER↗
Multidisciplinary research leading to utilization of extraterrestrial resources Quarterly status report, 1 Jul. - 1 Oct. 1967
NASA program of multidisciplinary research on use of extraterrestrial resources
Atchison, T. C.↗
Medical applications of aerospace science and technology Quarterly report, Nov. 1, 1967 - Jan. 31, 1968
NASA program for transferring biotechnology applications to clinical medicine use
Bendersky, D.↗
Experiment to transfer technology from a university-based center Final report
NASA program on transferring technology from university information center
Di Salvo, J.↗
The technology utilization process - An overview
Technology utilization process, and NASA programs for transferring technology and disseminating information on product development
Holtz, J. N.↗
An experiment to determine the structure of a planetary atmosphere.
Planetary atmosphere structure and mean molecular weight determination from onboard measurements tested at high altitude in earth atmosphere, based on NASA Program
Sommer, S. C.↗
Space documentation - A boon to the contractor
Space research documentation and role of contractor in implementing NASA programs
Godfrey, J.↗
Space science writing for the general public
Presenting NASA programs and space science writing to general public
Sexton, W. C.↗
This Is NASA
Review of NASA programs including research facilities and manned space flight
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