The effect of stellar encounters on planetary motions.
Planetary orbit change in major axis, eccentricity and inclination induced by passing star and calculated with central limit theorem
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Planetary orbit change in major axis, eccentricity and inclination induced by passing star and calculated with central limit theorem
Lunar and planetary environments used by NASA MANNED mission planning and design considering radiative, topographical and atmospheric features
Planetary research in mm and IR spectral region discussing radiation sources, detection techniques and instrumentation
Book on space probes and planetary exploration emphasizing space vehicle design, instrumentation, American missions and support systems
Braking effect on axial rotational behavior of main sequence stars and plausible formation of planetary system from nebula
Current picture of origin and development of planetary atmospheres, beginning with theory of stellar evolution
Diffraction and refraction of radio waves to study planetary atmosphere
Approximate and characteristics methods to predict effect of gas composition on forces and static stability of planetary entry configurations in air and assumed Martian atmospheres
Two-frequency bistatic radar-occultation technique to investigate planetary atmospheres
Planetary radiation and albedo effects on thermal balance of spacecraft orbiting Mars and Venus
Planetary atmospheric simulation in supersonic wind tunnels with carbon dioxide added to dried air working fluid
Laboratory simulation of hypervelocity heat transfer problem during planetary entry
Solutions to planetary perturbation motion equations by Chebyshev series
Planetary parking orbits with examples for Mars
Deep space, solar probe, and out-of-ecliptic trajectories utilizing large planetary perturbations
Galactic and planetary radio astronomy - sounding rocket launch, orbiting telescope, carbon-oxygen complex photochemistry, Mars ionosphere, topside electron density, and nonrigid bodies
Motion perturbation computation for planetary elliptical orbits