Effect of solid propellant rocket exhaust impingement on spacecraft materials Final report, 18 Mar. 1966 - 21 Feb. 1969
Solid propellant rocket exhaust impingement effect on spacecraft materials
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Solid propellant rocket exhaust impingement effect on spacecraft materials
Fluidic systems for control of matrix plasma displays
Development of silicon carbide hot electron emitter
Irreversible destruction of O2 evolving reactions and photorestoration of O2 evolution
Research in phase change thermal control technology
Microscopic and thermal study of n-paraffins as phase change thermal control materials
Solidification effects on performance and suitability of phase-change materials in thermal control devices
Changing gravity and weightlessness effects on vasopressin control systems, with immunochemical and biological assay studies
Effect of radiation on structural materials for NERVA engine tested at cryogenic and elevated temperatures - Vol. 4
Thermal conductivity and electrical resistivity of materials for NERVA engine - Vol. 3
Development of calorimeter for spacecraft batteries comprising pressurized vessel, heat sink, and copper conductor
Inertial guidance problems - Conference, Cambridge, Mass., January 1970
Nuclear and space radiation effects - NASA/IEEE Conference, University of California at San Diego, July 1970
Pulsar polarization characteristics and pulse profile observations in 250-450 MHz range
The dialogs on the origin of life commence with the fossil record. They deal with the age of the earth; the primitive atmosphere; precambrian microfossils; the Fig Tree series of rocks, which is part of the Swaziland system; the Bitter Springs Formation in Australia; and simulated Precambrian microfossils. The syntheses of biologically important monomers, amino acids, and nucleic acid derivatives are discussed. Polymerization mechanisms; the thermal origin of amino acid polymers; nonnucleic acid information carriers; the relationship between amino acid and nucleic acid polymers; the origin of the triple code; early reciprocating systems; and the evolution of the ribosomal system receive attention. Some brief comments on extraterrestrial life are presented. An appendix deals with the geological evidence for the thermal origin of living systems.
This special bibliography lists 362 reports, articles, and other documents introduced into the NASA scientific and technical information system in July 1972.
A NASA/AF Tape Recorder Action Plan Committee was formed in January 1972 to investigate tape recorder problems and to recommend an action plan to NASA management. The committee collected data on tape recorder failure history, pinpointed problem areas, discussed needed technical and management changes, and proposed an action plan for the recommended approaches.
The space shuttle navigation equations are presented in a form for a single unified navigation filter used in each mission phase. The document serves as a single reference for the navigation equations replacing each of the individual mission phase navigation documents previously published. The fundamental characteristics of the navigation filter are described. The features of the unified formulation of the filter are analyzed.