Astrogeologic Studies. Part A - Lunar and Planetary Investigations Annual Progress Report, 1 Jul. 1965 - 1 Jul. 1966
Astrogeologic studies - lunar and planetary research
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Astrogeologic studies - lunar and planetary research
Very low frequency signal propagation, electron and solid state physics, automatic control processes, communications and networks, ferromagnetism, and electromagnetic waves
Life cycle tests of nickel-cadmium space cell packs
Test program for polymeric products with spacecraft applications
Three-probe heater sensor system, transient response system, and simulation fluid selection propellant leakage detection system study
Warm fog properties and fog modification by preseeding atmosphere with sodium chloride
Operation and upgrading of 1200 solar simulator, including testing of arc lamp housing materials and water-cooled collectors
Spectral irradiance measurements on vortex stabilized helium and argon arcs made by solar simulators
Biomedical technology transfers of NASA science and technology
Aerospace technology transferred to medical and biological applications
Regional dissemination for technology utilization by students and industry
Meteoritic and projectile cratering, petrography, and geologic applications to lunar surface studies
Mapping, lithology, and stratiography of Sierra Madera structure, Texas
Experimental and theoretical studies in spectroscopy and transport problems of electron shielding
Photoconductivity, solubility, diffusion and electric properties of doped and undoped gallium phosphide crystals
Hot forging of magnesium oxide billets, and postulates strength variations with annealing temperature
Ultrasound used in combination with propylene oxide for sterilization of bacterial spores
Strengthening and fracture mechanisms in composite materials