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The Space Programs Summary is a six-volume, bimonthly publication that documents the current project activities and supporting research and advanced development efforts conducted or managed by JPL for the NASA space exploration programs.
Estimation of nonstationary mean values, spectral density, and correlation functions - summary of methods for analyzing nonstationary data
Space exploration programs and space science summary on Mariner, Ranger, and Surveyor projects - deep space instrumentation facility - environmental test facility
Summary of Voyager conceptual design studies for unmanned scientific orbiter-lander missions to Mars and Venus from 1969 to 1975
Satellite design for deep space micrometeoroid study - summary, development plan, and costs
The Space Programs Summary is a six-volume, bimonthly publication that documents the current project activities and supporting research and advanced development efforts conducted or managed by JPL for the NASA space exploration programs. This volume includes research developments on deep space network communication and control system.
Bibliography and summary of methods used in error analysis of hybrid computers
Parametric analysis and conceptual design study summary for advanced Mariner space probe - flyby bus and lander configuration for Mars investigation
Unmanned space mission to determine Martian environmental factors influencing design of systems for manned space mission to Mars - summary report
Voyager spacecraft system using Saturn V launch vehicle - summary of parametric studies for unmanned exploration of Mars by landing module
Performance characteristics environmentally determined for spacecraft, thin wall wiring - summary and conclusions
A brief summary of recent 40- by 80-foot wind-tunnel investigations of large-scale models equipped with various high-lift devices is presented. The basic high-lift concepts that were investigated were the externally blown flap, the augmentor wing, and the rotating-cylinder flap. The scope of this paper is limited to a discussion of the wind-tunnel results in terms of maximum lift, descent performance, and pitch trim requirements.
Summary of engineering research experiment program for manned orbital research laboratory and experiment design
Summary for research efforts for Surveyor project, Mariner program, Voyager project and Deep Space Network
Solid propellant rocket exhaust effects and methods of attenuation - project summary
Summary of factors influencing resolution capability of large aperture telescope for advanced astronomical satellite
Summary of industry survey and literature search of ignition spike phenomena in low thrust, hypergolic, liquid bipropellant rocket engines