Investigation of upper atmospheric layers by means of meteorological rockets
Investigation of upper atmospheric layers using meteorological rockets
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Investigation of upper atmospheric layers using meteorological rockets
Principal vector and principal moment of reactive and coriolis forces in rocket engines
Optimum selection of multistage rocket
Chemical agents for rocket vehicle production of smoke trails for wind shear measurements
Nitric oxide dayglow measurement by ultraviolet spectrometer aboard aerobee rocket
Rocket measurement of electron density in low ionosphere
Use of annihilation for setting in motion photon rockets - nascent beam focusing using electric and magnetic fields
Performance and stability characteristics of rocket engine injectors using liquid oxygen propellant
Liquid rocket engine reliability evaluated, using static firing test data
Wind and temperature data from meteorological rocket firings over united states during winter 1961 and relationship of polarized vortex
Rocket measurements show that ionospheric vlf radio wave intensities cannot be deduced from ground measurements
Rocket experiments at wallops island, virginia to study lower ionosphere by direct local measurements and radio wave propagation
Large uranium 235 nuclear rockets - reactivity changes during startup by hydrogen density and core temperature variations
Transonic flow field in axially symmetric rocket nozzle
Jet blast effect of twin variable cant rocket nozzles on visibility during landing on particle covered surface
Meteorological rocket data compared with rawinsonde observations
Injection mass flux distributions and resonant combustion effects on local heat transfer in liquid propellant rocket engine