The Orbital Behavior of the Echo I Satellite and its Rocket Casing During the First 500 Days
Orbital behavior of echo i satellite and its rocket casing during its first 500 days
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Orbital behavior of echo i satellite and its rocket casing during its first 500 days
Comparison of theory and observation of the echo I satellite
Discussion of composite materials in erectable space structures, and experimental results on the echo satellites
Thermal analysis of the echo ii canister assembly during the period from ejection of its covering shroud to the separation of the canister halves
Echo ii communications satellite launching
Spin echo phenomena - measurement of nuclear magnetic relaxation & microstructure of molecules, application in preparation of delay lines & storage units
Simultaneous tracking of echo i satellite for geodetic purposes - celestial triangulation
Beacon telemetry system for Echo II passive communications satellite
Echo II satellite communication capability
Membrane analysis of very thin pressurized spheroid shells composed of flat gores - application to Echo II satellite
Combined effects of time delay and action of particular type of echo suppressor in radiotelephony
Geometric optics used with Fresnel coefficients to interpret data on radar echoes from Moon
Perturbation of Echo I satellite as explanation of orbital element changes effect on lifetime of balloon type satellites
Moon surface roughness estimation from analysis of 68 cm radar echoes, using geometric-optics model
Echo II satellite observational data showing no change in apparent cross section one year after launch
Signal transmission from U.S.S.R. to United Kingdom via Echo II communications satellite
Prototype ground spheres, television and beacon telemetry system, and communication experiments for Echo II satellite
Photogrammetry method and analysis for determining strains in skin of Echo II passive communications satellite in prelaunch static inflation test