Rendezvous, rescue and recovery aspects of space operations.
Astronaut role in spacecraft rendezvous, rescue, recovery and reentry systems design
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Astronaut role in spacecraft rendezvous, rescue, recovery and reentry systems design
Physiological response of astronauts to Gemini V space flight
Evaluation of general physical condition of Gemini IV flight crew with increasing time under space flight conditions - response of cardiovascular system to calibrated workload
In flight crew activities covering detailed flight plan, activities and procedures, checklists and summary
Saturn V space station system selection and choice of orbit, crew and logistic support
Astronaut feeding in space flights, freeze- dehydrated and bite-size ready-to-eat food, storage and container handling problems
Preflight, inflight, and postflight tests of visual acvity of Gemini V and VII crew members
Cardiovascular system response of Gemini VII ASTRONAUTS to inflight exercise and calibrated workload
Vestibular sickness susceptibility under conditions of weightlessness
LEM mission and pilot role in spacecraft control including guidance and control systems, retromaneuvering, landing-site inspection, etc
Flight crew capability determined for Manned Orbital Research Laboratory /MORL/
Model for social system for extended-duration spaceship crews subject to isolation, confinement and/or stress
Role of man in space exploration, noting astronauts personal reports, scientific ability, superiority over instruments, etc
Structural dynamics/manned space flight relation, discussing man-machine dynamics, Apollo command module LF studies, pilot control of spacecraft and launch vehicle, etc
Simulated lunar landing maneuver of Apollo spacecraft, determining pilot control problems and handling qualities
Visual requirements of space missions, discussing navigation, rendezvous and docking, lunar landing and lunar exploration
Concepts and considerations for manned extravehicular activities in assembly and operation of large space structures