ARTIFICIAL RADIATION BELT DISCUSSED IN SYMPOSIUM AT GODDARD SPACE CENTER
Artificial radiation belt produced by nuclear explosion and composed principally of electrons
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Artificial radiation belt produced by nuclear explosion and composed principally of electrons
Application of von zeipel and modified hansen methods to artificial satellite orbit calculations
Analysis of data obtained from satellites concerning an artificial radiation belt formed by a july 9, 1962 high-altitude nuclear explosion
Use of artificial gravity during space flight and its impact on vehicular design and operation
Secular decrease in inclination of artificial satellites, using orbital data on explorer i, explorer iii, and sputnik iii
Explorer xv satellite observations on natural and artificial radiation belts around the earth
Explorer xv satellite observations of natural and artificial radiation belts
Flight test of trailblazer i reentry vehicle and production of artificial iron meteors
Lunar and solar perturbations on artificial satellites
Atmospheric optics aboard artificial satellites
Possible synthesis of artificial foods from algae
Halphen method and a resonance theory for determining long range effects of moon, sun and earth gravitational field irregularity in motion of artificial satellites
Inert gas in artificial environment to prevent pulmonary disturbances
Modification of Brouwer solution for artificial satellites to include small eccentricities and inclinations
Long period lunar and solar effects on motion of artificial satellite
Trailblazer II reentry vehicle artificial meteoroid experiment consisting of reentering 2.2-gram stainless steel pellet into earth
Motion of passively damped gravity-stabilized artificial satellite tumbling or rotating about arbitrary axis