The first NASA regional technology utilization program - A 3-year report
NASA Technology Utilization program for space science and industrial technology
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NASA Technology Utilization program for space science and industrial technology
University programs and technology utilization - education and industry
Deep space, solar probe, and out-of-ecliptic trajectories utilizing large planetary perturbations
Aerospace technology utilization and information dissemination for industry and commerce
Technology utilization review and analysis of Ranger Block III program - protein detection, biochemical battery, and solar cell technology
Satellite electric power system configurations for maximum utilization of power - systems analysis
Extraction, processing, and utilization of extraterrestrial mineral resources
Utility of tension shell concept for application to entry vehicles - analysis by linear membrane theory
Utilization of elements of mineral nutrition by Chlorella cells in intensive cultivation
Satellite power system configurations for maximum utilization of power
Stability properties of Centaur propellant utilization control system
Charts of additive drag coefficient and mass flow ratio for inlets utilizing right circular cones at zero angle of attack
Computer generation of quadrature coefficients for weight functions and collocation points utilizing symbolic manipulation language FORMAC
Heat rejection characteristics of space radiator panels utilizing shared fins
Subsonic longitudinal characteristics of variable sweep aircraft utilizing free floating wing apex for alleviation of longitudinal stability and supersonic performance problems
Ultrahigh space vacuum simulation utilizing cryopumping and cryosorption techniques
Measuring instrument analyzes mechanical vibrations in transducers at amplitudes in the range of a few to 100 angstroms. This instrument utilizes the Mossbauer effect, the phenomenon of the recoil-free emission and resonant absorption of nuclear gamma rays in solids.
Study of hydrogen slush-hydrogen gel utilization is presented in two volume publication. The first volume contains the physical and thermal property data for hydrogen used in the study. In the second volume, details of the technical effort are presented including parametric analysis of effects on vehicle systems.