The stray bodies in the solar system. i - survival of cometary nuclei and the asteroids.
Survival of comets and asteroids after planetary encounters and genetic link between them
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Survival of comets and asteroids after planetary encounters and genetic link between them
Secular characteristics of motion of asteroids in resonance with Jupiter
Impact mass flash spectrometer and multiple film and optical meteoroid detectors for measuring asteroid particle properties
Chondritic meteorite origin hypothesis proposing Apollo asteroid collision mechanism in earth crossing orbits refuted, noting insufficient mass and flux
Relative particle flux and velocity vectors in asteroid belt analyzed for impact protection of space vehicles
Mutual gravitational and collisional scattering of bodies in asteroid belt, calculating orbital perturbations cumulative effect
Collisional model of asteroids and their debris
Mathematical models for probability of successful traverse of asteroid belt or zero penetration of spacecraft shield
Natural environments and physical standard data for Mars, Venus and interplanatary space through asteroid belt
Growth of asteroids and planetesimals by accretion
Gegenschein measurements for determining upper limit on asteroidal debris spatial density
Asteroidal and cometary orbits and origin of meteorites, discussing eccentricities, exposure ages and mass yield
Lightcurves for 624 Hektor with Radcliffe, Kitt Peak, Catalina and Cerro Tololo reflectors, noting asteroid shape and rotational axis
Asteroid exploration by solar photovoltaic powered ion propelled probe, discussing spacecraft design, mission and 1975 Mariner utilization
Mission and systems analyses for solar electric propulsion spacecraft flight to asteroid belt - Vol. 1
Asteroid belt mission using solar electric propulsion spacecraft - Vol. 2
Asteroid belt mission using solar electric propulsion spacecraft - Vol. 3
Solar photoelectric power ion propelled probe of asteroid region, describing design and mission planning