Microorganisms detected on Apollo spacecraft Technical report, Jan. - Mar. 1970
Quantitative analysis of microorganisms found on Apollo spacecraft
Favero, M. S.↗
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Subsonic flow and supersonic cross-flow near the center portion of a wing Final technical report
Analysis of supersonic conical flow and solutions for subsonic region on compression side of delta wing
Chiang, C. W.↗
Orbital imagery for planetary exploration. Volume 1 - Technical summary
Orbital imagery for planetary exploration - objectives, measurements, orbit selection results, and imaging sensor system scaling laws
Klopp, D. A.↗
A study of two-body strong interactions of elementary particles Final technical report, 27 Jan. 1969 - 1 May 1970
Two-body strong interactions of elementary particles including kaons, pions, hyperons, and protons
Rush, J. E., Jr.↗
Radial and axial transmissibility characteristics of typical rocket vehicle structure Technical summary report
Dynamic analysis of cylindrical shell under vibratory and shock excitations
Lee, S. Y.↗
Space Shuttle. Volume 1 - Condensed Summary Final Technical Report
Conceptual definition of reusable space shuttle systems with multimission capability - Vol. 1
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Space shuttle. Volume 2 - Final vehicle configurations Final technical report
Final vehicle configurations of reusable space shuttle systems with multimission capability - Vol. 2
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Space shuttle. Volume 3 - Initial vehicle spectrum and parametric excursions Final technical report
Initial vehicle spectrum and parametric excursions of reusable space shuttle systems having multimission capability - Vol. 3
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Space shuttle. Volume 5 - Subsystems and weight analysis Final technical report
Subsystems and weight analysis of reusable space shuttle systems having multimission capability - Vol. 5
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Space shuttle. Volume 6 - Propulsion analysis and tradeoffs Final technical report
Propulsion analysis and tradeoffs for reusable space shuttle systems having multimission capability - Vol. 6
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Space shuttle. Volume 7 - Integrated electronics Final technical report
Integrated electronics for reusable space shuttle system having multimission capability - Vol. 7
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Space shuttle. Volume 8 - Mission/payload and safety/abort analyses Final technical report
Mission-payload and safety-abort analyses for reusable space shuttles with multimission capability - Vol. 8
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Space shuttle. Volume 9 - Ground turnaround operations and facility requirements Final technical report
Ground turnaround operations and facility requirements for reusable space shuttle systems having multimission capability - Vol. 9
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Space shuttle. Volume 10 - Program development, cost analysis, and technology requirements Final technical report
Program development, cost analysis, and technology requirements for reusable space shuttle systems having multimission capability - Vol. 10
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Thermionic energy conversion system design, phase 1 Technical interim report
Performance characteristics of radionuclide powered thermionic generators
De Steese, J. G.↗
Contamination Control Handbook for Ground Fluid Systems Final Technical Publication
Handbook for contamination control of aerospace ground fluid systems and portable equipment
Allen, H. N.↗
Technical and managerial support for the performance standardization working group of the interagency chemical rocket propulsion group Final report
Performance standardization working group for analytical and experimental evaluation of performance of liquid propellant rocket engines
Hersh, S.↗
Study of Integral Launch and Reentry Vehicle System. Volume 3: Technical Report - Second Phase: Environment and Performance - Volume III
Environment and performance of integral launch and reentry vehicle for space logistics - Vol. 3
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