Life in Extraterrestrial Environments Quarterly Status Report No. 4, 15 Nov. 1965 - 15 Feb. 1966
Bacillus spore germination in simulated Martian environment
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Bacillus spore germination in simulated Martian environment
Screening and evaluation of gas mixture for dynamic simulation of rocket exhaust jets
Delayed sea urchin egg mitosis by high magnetic field - testing methods for magnetic field-free environment
Stability and equilibrium measurements of sodium amalgam concentration cells with ammonia electrolytic solvent
Thermionic diode pressure transducer for closed cycle liquid metal applications
Lightweight, double walled cylindrical structure design investigation
Phase stability of very low frequency radio signal propagation, electronically scanned tracking antenna array, and inverted rf tracking system
Ion introduction into strong field region of quadropole mass spectrometer
Test program for cap section mesh fabrication in prototype space erectable satellite development
Manufacturing techniques, testing, and fabrication of lithium-drifted germanium particle detectors
Thermodynamic properties of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur compounds
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Nimbus tape recorder ball bearing failure analysis
Sound and vibration transmission in OGO SPACECRAFT shroud system
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Monte Carlo treatment to find light scattering parameters of metal filled, reflecting pigmented coatings
Spectral radiance measurement of oxygen, nitrogen, xenon, and argon for simulation of radiant heating associated with spacecraft atmospheric entry