Sounding rocket samplings of cosmic dust
Sounding rockets sampling of cosmic dust in upper atmosphere during and after Zeta Perseid and Arietid meteor showers
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Sounding rockets sampling of cosmic dust in upper atmosphere during and after Zeta Perseid and Arietid meteor showers
Electron microprobe analysis of cavity surface and lip of cosmic dust impact craters in stainless steel plates exposed at 400 km altitude in Gemini S-010 experiment
High altitude balloon cosmic dust collection, considering individual particle chemical composition and ablation
Oscillating fiber microbalance for direct mass determinations in .1 mg to .0001 microgram range
Time variation of altitude distribution of cosmic dust layer in upper atmosphere by Pandora II collector using inflight shadowing technique
Microorganism survival in space for exposure to solar UV radiation on balloons, rockets and satellites
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Particulate and impact contamination of optical surfaces in space shown to originate from spacecraft debris
Sounding rocket collection of meteoric dust after 1965 Leonid meteor shower, noting electron beam bombardment effects on dust stability
Survival of Penicillium roqueforti Thom, Coliphage T-1, Bacillus subtilis and tobacco mosaic virus exposed to space on Gemini flights
Gemini S-10 and S-12 micrometeorite experiment results, discussing craters and penetration holes in stainless steel and thin film nitrocellulose materials
Lethal effect of solar UV radiations on dried Coliphage T-1 exposed to space at sounding rocket altitudes
Recorded micrometeoroid impacts on Agena mounted polished plates recovered during Gemini docking
Determination of meteorite activity outside Gemini 10 spacecraft by exposed metal plate
High altitude balloon top collections of cosmic dust shows evidence of absence of crystal structure in particles
Agena micrometeorite collection experiment
Gemini IX experiment to determine flux and thin film penetration characteristics of micrometeorites, lethal space effects on microorganisms, and probability of life in space
High altitude balloon top collections of cosmic dust shows evidence of absence of crystal structure in particles