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NASA NTRS1971

A study and analysis of the MSFC lunar roving vehicle dust profile test program

The dust problem and fender design for the LRV were studied under reduced gravity with a lunar soil simulant. The test equipment, soil characteristics of the lunar soil simulant, and the test procedures are described. It is concluded: (1) The fender plus flap design is adequate. (2) Vacuum conditions tend to eliminate or reduce suspended dust clouds. (3) Reduced gravity conditions tend to increase the dust problems. (4) Slow starting speeds are necessary to minimize slip and reduce initial dust generation.

Mullis, C. H.↗
NASA NTRS1963

SYSTEMS CHECKOUT FOR APOLLO

Discussion of the checkout procedure for the equipment associated with the manned lunar landing program

GROUND SUPPORT SYSTEM↗
NASA NTRS1963

THE MANNED LUNAR MISSION

Apollo project is discussed, considering manned lunar mission and lunar orbital rendezvous requirements, utilizing project mercury experience

MANNED SPACECRAFT↗
NASA NTRS1963

RANGER PROJECT STATUS

Status of the ranger project, a program for obtaining lunar surface data in preparation for manned flights, noting results of the four ranger flights

RANGER PROJECT↗
NASA NTRS1967

Historical perspectives on Apollo.

Apollo historical perspectives, background to U.S. man on moon decision in mid-1961, rocket booster development and space mobility

NASA PROGRAM↗
NASA NTRS1967

Future lunar surface missions.

Future lunar surface missions, defining adequate spacecraft configurations by applying technology and hardware developed on Apollo Lunar Module program

Schaffer, A.↗