Certain aspects of onboard centrifuges and artificial gravity
Design criteria for onboard centrifuges in orbital space stations to create artificial gravity
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Design criteria for onboard centrifuges in orbital space stations to create artificial gravity
Improving programming capability of onboard processing system and reducing control circuitry of computer processing unit
Apollo CSM and LM onboard navigation system constraints
Onboard midcourse correction targeting during transearth phase of lunar mission
General purpose computer for onboard processing of data for OAO missions
Spacecraft attitude control with strapdown inertial reference system and onboard digital computer
Approach guidance method using single onboard optical measurement
Configurations and functions of onboard data processing for space shuttles
Apollo onboard computers tracking data state- vector corrections covariance matrix, considering initial estimate, noise and tracking geometry errors
Operational and environmental factors constraining onboard navigation system design for outer planet flyby missions
Onboard moon-to-earth trajectory approach guidance with or without midcourse guidance using optical angular measurements
Multispectral UV sky mapping and heavenly body intensity measurement onboard OAO 2 satellite
Development of onboard checkout equipment for space shuttle propulsion systems
Digitized optical detectors for cloud data processing onboard satellite using Fourier analysis
Design and implementation of space shuttle propulsion system onboard checkout and monitoring function
Onboard optical data processing for earth resource spacecraft and planetary spacecraft
Development of procedures for midcourse and approach guidance of moon to earth trajectories based on optical angular measurements and onboard calculations
Fixed angle translunar guidance procedures using onboard optical measurements