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Economic impact of space technology applications
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Economic impact of space technology applications
Heat shielding and material testing for manned Mars landing and hyperbolic reentry missions
Imaging and altimeter-type radar employed in orbiting spacecraft for high resolution mapping, scattering cross section studies, climatology, etc
Cross polarization technique for radar exploration of surface properties of rough targets such as moon
Development of computerized high resolution mass spectrometer and gas-liquid chromatographic facility for study of lunar soil samples
Dynamic behavior of Surveyor landing system and surface material during lunar landing
Spacecraft speed increment requirements for circular parking orbit about Mars and earth
Maintenance of independent avoidance response in pigeons
Application of spacecraft borne side-looking radar imaging systems and radar altimeters in oceanic and terrestrial studies
Approximate method for synthesis of flight trajectories around moon
Ground radar reflection coefficient analysis on Alouette sounder ionograms
Computer program technique for determination of opportunities for recall of spacecraft to multiple landing sites from circular or elliptical orbits
Earth-moon trajectory of Zond-5 space probe
Pyrotechnic-activated heat-shield ejection system for NASA Project Fire
Blood volume in rats exposed to high altitude and deacclimated at ambient pressure, noting changes and control level restoration
Organic geochemical investigations of lunar rock samples based on analysis methods for carbonaceous meteorites and early Precambrian sedimentary rocks
Lunar laser beam retroreflection observations, showing agreement with predicted ephemeris and signal strength