CYROGENIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT SEVENTH PROGRESS REPORT TO NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION FOR PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1962
Cryogenic r&d - hydrogen thermophysical properties
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Cryogenic r&d - hydrogen thermophysical properties
Accomplishments and goals of u.s. national space program
Topside sounder program - upper ionospheric sounding
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General description of nasa programs and centers
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The long term national objectives of the United States in aeronautical and space activities are stated in general terms in the enabling legislation establishing NASA. In operational terms, these objectives, are instructions to explore and to utilize both the atmosphere and the regions outside the earth's atmosphere for peaceful and scientific purposes, while at the same time providing research support to the Department of Defense. These objectives can be attained only by means of a broad and soundly conceived program of research, development and operations in space. In the long run, such activities should make feasible the manned exploration of the moon and the nearby planets, and this exploration may thus be taken as a long-term goal of NASA activities. To assure steady and rapid progress toward these objectives, a NASA Ten Year Plan has been developed and is presented in this document.
Life cycle tests of nickel-cadmium, silver- cadmium, and silver-zinc space cells
NASA supported space science fellowships
Static and dynamic photogrammetric calibrations on parabolic antenna
NASA technology utilization program for acquisition and dissemination of technical information
This volume contains a review of all supporting research and technology in progress at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory during the period January 1 to June 30, 1965, under direction of the Office of Research and Advanced Development for the Office of Space Sciences and Applications. The work units are arranged in numerical sequence by NASA code in each subject section.
Abstracts on space related sciences, physical life and engineering sciences - radioactivity - dispersion hardening of alloys - ultrasonic treatment - physiology - psycology
Lie series solutions for 33 partial differential equations resulting from separation of Helmholtz equation into 11 coordinate systems
Life cycling test of nickel-cadmium, silver- cadmium, and silver-zinc space battery cells