Photographic observations of a low-density iron artificial meteoroid
Photographic observations of low density iron artificial meteoroid
PHOTOGRAPHIC MEASUREMENT↗
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Study of meteoroid impact into ablative heat shield materials Final report
Meteoroid impact damage to Apollo and Gemini ablative heat shields
GEMINI PROJECT↗
Meteoroids - Needs for penetration scaling laws and the potentials of simulation techniques
Scaling laws for predicting penetration of semiinfinite targets by particles traveling at meteoroid velocities - simulation techniques for low velocity and hypervelocity impacts
METEOROID HAZARD↗
Experimental study of effects of electron irradiation from 20 keV to 1 MeV on a polyethylene terephthalate capacitor-type meteoroid detector
Electron irradiation from 20 keV to 1 MeV used to study effects on polyethylene terephthalate capacitor-type meteoroid detector
PARTICLE DETECTOR↗
Material and geometry aspects of meteoroid armor protection for space radiator tubes.
Material and geometry aspects of meteoroid armor protection for space radiator tubes, discussing bumper-fin concept
HYPERVELOCITY IMPACT↗
The near-earth meteoroid environment
Model of near-earth meteoroid environment from satellite observation data
METEOROID HAZARD↗
The Meteoroid Satellite Project Pegasus First Summary Report
Satellite instrumentation and data retrieval procedures for collecting meteoroid penetration data from Pegasus satellite
METEOROID HAZARD↗
Meteoroid data recorded on Pegasus flights
Data collection and analysis of meteoroid penetration recorded on Pegasus flights, and derived flux figures
FLUX↗
Pegasus satellite measurements of meteoroid penetration, February 16 - December 31, 1965
Statistical analysis of Pegasus satellite measurements of meteoroid penetration
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS↗
Possible meteoroid hazard to solid- propellant rocket motors
Meteoroid hazards to solid propellant rocket motors
METEOROID HAZARD↗
Ballistic limit of double-walled meteoroid bumper systems
Mathematical model for determining ballistic limit of double-walled meteoroid bumper systems
SPACECRAFT STRUCTURE↗
Analytical study of impact effects as applied to the meteoroid hazard Final report
Impact effects applied to meteoroid hazard
METEOROID HAZARD↗
Meteoroid flux and puncture models for cislunar space
Meteoroid flux and puncture models for cislunar space
CISLUNAR SPACE↗
Meteoroid and hypervelocity impact physics research at MSFC
Meteoroid and hypervelocity impact criteria for spacecraft design study
SPACECRAFT DESIGN↗
Recent NASA meteoroid penetration results from satellites
Meteoroid penetration measurements by Explorer XVI and XXIII satellites and Pegasus satellites for application to spacecraft design
EXPLORER XXIII SATELLITE↗
Implications of the meteoroid environment on the design of spacecraft.
Meteoroid protection system designs for optimum orbital space laboratories and manned interplanetary spacecraft
METEOROID PROTECTION↗
Evolution of the present picture of the meteoroid environment.
Astronomical and satellite measurements of meteoroid environment of spacecraft in solar system
INTERPLANETARY DUST↗
Infrared Observation of Meteoroid Production by Comet Encke
Comets lose mass primarily in the form of large particles that form meteoroid streams in the comets orbits. At visible wavelengths, comets often have long dust tails directed away from the Sun, consisting of small dust particles being blown away by solar radiation pressure.
infrared meteoroid Comet Encke↗