Experimental animal decompressions to less than 2 mm. Hg absolute /Pathologic effects/
Pathology examination of tissues of dogs rapidly decompressed to less than two millimeters of mercury absolute
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Friction and wear characteristics of polyimide and filled polyimide compositions in vacuum /10-10 mm Hg/
Friction and wear characteristics of polymide and filled polymide compositions in vacuum
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Radio observations of the Moon and Venus at 8.6 mm wavelength Final report, May 1, 1962 - Nov. 1, 1965
Radio observation of thermal radiation intensities from Moon and Venus for surface temperature determination
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Thermal radiation from the moon at 8.6 mm wavelength
Layered structure model for lunar surface based on thermal radiation observations
LUNAR SURFACE↗
Vapor deposited gold thin films as lubricants in vacuum /10 super -11 mm Hg/.
Gold thin films of 1800 angstroms to be used as lubricants were vapor-deposited on Ni, Ni-Cr and Ni-Re substrates in vacuum
LUBRICANT↗
Cosmic microwave radiation at 2.63 mm from observations of interstellar CN.
Cosmic microwave radiation from observations of interstellar CN rotational temperature, rotational exitation by H I region H atoms and excitation by slow electrons and slow protons in H II region
CYANOGEN↗
Vapor deposited gold thin films as lubricants in vacuum /10 super minus 11 mm Hg/.
Vapor deposited gold thin films to obtain adhesion and durability between film and substrate essential as lubricants in high vacuum
GOLD↗
Phase I report on development of a low-noise 8 mm receiver front end
Amplifier design evaluations in study to provide wideband receiver front end for radio astronomy purposes
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RF techniques - Application of dc potentiometer insertion loss test set to mm wavelengths
Thermistor mount for dc potentiometer insertion loss test set
TEST EQUIPMENT↗
A detailed study of contaminants produced by man in a space cabin simulator at 760 mm. Hg Final report
Trace contaminants produced by man in space cabin simulator
SPACE CABIN SIMULATOR↗
Preliminary determinations of temperature limitations of ester, ether, and hydrocarbon base lubricants in 25-mm bore ball bearings
Temperature limitations of polyphenyl ethers, esters, and hydrocarbon base lubricants in small bore ball bearings
ESTER↗
Comparative pathology of animals exposed to carbon tetrachloride in oxygen at 258 mm. hg and in ambient air.
Comparative pathology of animals continuously exposed to varied concentrations of carbon tetrachloride vapor in altitude chamber
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Physiology of man during steady state exercise in a 180 mm total pressure environment.
Space suit atmosphere physiological suitability for prolonged moderate work, studying blood-gas parameter changes
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE↗
Intestinal absorption of radioiodide in rats exposed to hypoxia /380 mm Hg/ and food deprivation
Intestinal absorption of radioiodide in rats exposed to hypoxia and food deprivation
Anthony, A.↗
Fatigue life of 120 mm bore ball bearings at 600 deg F with fluorocarbon, polyphenyl ether, and synthetic paraffinic base lubricants
High temperature tests to determine fatigue life of 120mm bore ball bearings with fluorocarbon, polyphenyl ether, and synthetic base paraffin base lubricants
Anderson, W. J.↗
The galactic radio source DR 21 at 3.3 mm.
High intensity small diameter radio source DR 21 in Cygnus X thermal radio source complex, discussing flux and consistency with model
Epstein, E. E.↗
Physiology of man during steady-state exercise in a 180 mm. Hg environment. I - Hematologic, cardiovascular and clinical observations. II - Respiratory function and metabolism.
Space suit atmosphere physiological suitability for prolonged moderate work, studying blood-gas parameter changes
Krasnogor, L. J.↗
Angiogenesis and wound healing in mice exposed to reduced barometric pressure /345 mm Hg/.
Altitude hypoxia as stimulant of new blood vessel formation /angiogenesis/ and wound healing in mice
Anthony, A.↗