Space Programs Summary No. 37-17, Volume Iv For The Period August 1, 1962 To October 1, 1962
Space programs summary no. 37-17 - vol iv, space programs - telecommunications - guidance and control - propulsion
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Space Programs Summary No. 37-18, Volume Iv for the Period October 1, 1962 to December 1, 1962. Supporting Research and Advanced Development
Space programs summary no. 37-18 - vol iv, oct to dec 1962 - space programs, guidance, engineering, propulsion
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Space Programs Summary No. 37-19, Volume IV for the Period December 1, 1962 to January 31, 1963. Supporting Research and Advanced Development
Space programs summary no. 37-19 - vol iv, dec 1962 to jan 1963 - propulsion, telecommunications, instruments, mechanics, guidance
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Optical characteristics of chromospheric flares associated with type iv radio bursts or noise storms
Optical properties of chromospheric solar flares associated with type iv bursts or noise storms
OPTICAL PROPERTY↗
Lunar impact tv camera /ranger iii, iv, v/ final engineering report, mar. 25, 1960 - nov. 1, 1961
Lunar impact television camera for Ranger III, IV, and V spacecrafts
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Mariner iv interim science findings, news conference news release
Mariner IV space probe - instrumentation, trajectory, and experiments
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Manned Space Flight Experiments Symposium: Gemini Missions III and IV
This is a compilation of papers on in-flight experiments presented at the first symposium of a series, Manned Space Flight Experiments Symposium, sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The results of experiments conducted during the Gemini Missions III and IV are covered. These symposiums are to be conducted for the scientific community at regular intervals on the results of experiments carried out in conjunction with manned space flights.
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Experiment s-5, synoptic terrain photography during gemini iv
Gemini IV synoptic terrain photographic data and potential applications of space photography
SPACE PHOTOGRAPHY↗
Experiment s-6, synoptic weather photography during gemini iv
Gemini IV synoptic weather photography - cloud systems and meteorological phenomena
SPACE PHOTOGRAPHY↗
Experiment m-3, inflight exerciser on gemini iv
Evaluation of general physical condition of Gemini IV flight crew with increasing time under space flight conditions - response of cardiovascular system to calibrated workload
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Experiment m-6, bone demineralization on gemini iv
Bone demineralization studies of Gemini IV CREW using radiographic bone densitometry
PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSE↗
Experiment d-9, simple navigation on gemini iv
Manual space navigation and guidance techniques used on Gemini IV mission - operational feasibility and future applicability of space sextant
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Experiment msc-10, two-color earth limb photography for gemini iv
Gemini IV two-color earth limb photographic data analysis - comparative evaluation of terrestrial elevation of blue above red portion of photographed limb
GEMINI SPACECRAFT↗
Experiment msc-1, electrostatic charge on gemini iii and gemini iv
Electrostatic charge on Gemini III and Gemini IV spacecraft
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Experiment msc-2, proton-electron spectrometer on gemini iv
Gemini IV proton-electron spectrometer measurements of radiation environment in geomagnetic field anomaly intersected by spacecraft orbits
ELECTRON RADIATION↗
Experiment msc-3, tri-axis magnetometer on gemini iv
Gemini IV spacecraft triaxis magnetometer data on magnitude and direction of local geomagnetic field
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Experiment d-8, radiation in spacecraft gemini iv
Gemini IV measurements of radiation environment in inner Van Allen belt and South Atlantic anomaly region - ionizing and penetrating power of primary and secondary radiations
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