CORRELATION OF THE THERMAL BEHAVIOR OF SATELLITES AND THE ROTATIONAL MOMENTUM VECTOR
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Space science - explorer satellite thermal control
Flow field produced by secondary gas injection into supersonic primary stream
Human physiological effects and tolerance to simulated space cabin landing impacts in all body positions and configurations
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Method for demodulating spin-modulated data from magnetometer sensors mounted on spinning satellites
Series expansion of spherical functions for position perturbation theory of planetary system
Scalarization conditions and theorems extended to linear topological spaces
Hydraulic controller possessing property of automatic tracking notch filter for open loop thrust engine control
Numerical technique increases the efficiencies of the numerical methods involving Toeplitz matrices by reducing the number of multiplications required by an N-order Toeplitz matrix from N-cubed to N-squared multiplications. Some efficient algorithms are given.
Matched conic solutions to round trip interplanetary trajectory problems for use in guidance and navigation simulation
Performance prediction for expected thrust misalignment in electron bombardment ion thruster
Electric and magnetic field equations for solution of antenna problems
Thrust stand and thruster designs for ion engines
Optimum order for column orthonormalization of sparse matrices, applying results to Gram-Schmidt and Householder methods
Disturbances of vestibular origin comprising motion sickness resulting from rotating tilted chair
Aluminized solid propellant transient burning rate augmentation during acceleration loads
Tilting rotating chair producing vestibular stimulus via linear rotating acceleration to study motion sickness
Digital computer program simulates system and related functions. Program is intended for, but not limited to, altitude control studies of rotating space station. Russel's method of formulating and solving motion equations for system of rigid bodies connected by movable joints is applied. Program features are listed.