Three-dimensional photoelastic evaluation of wire reinforced flexible windows
Three-dimensional photoelastic evaluation of wire reinforced flexible windows
Sampson, R. C.↗
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Analysis of launch windows from elliptical orbits for representative Mars missions
Launch windows for Mars departures from elliptical orbits and associated propulsive velocity requirements
Manning, L. A.↗
The transmission of sonic boom signals into rooms through open windows. Part 2 - The time domain solutions
Investigating pressure fields from sonic booms transmitted into rooms through open windows
Vaidya, P. G.↗
Launch window and translunar, lunar orbit, and transearth trajectory planning and control for the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission
Apollo 11 lunar landing mission planning, control and evaluation of launch window and translunar, lunar parking orbit and transearth trajectories
Berry, R. L.↗
Infrared-visible window composite for ultrahigh vacuum
Composite window permitting visual or photographic observation and IR irradiation of test materials in ultrahigh vacuum system
Roepke, W. W.↗
Interferograms of window wavefront deformations as a measure of angular deviations to a line of sight
Interferograms of window wave front deformations to measure angular deviations to line of sight
Walsh, T. M.↗
Absorption coefficients of O2 at the Lyman- alpha line and of other O2 transmission windows
Oxygen absorption coefficients at Lyman alpha line and other transmission windows, verifying dependence on pressure source line width and doublet separation
Ogawa, M.↗
Meteoroid impacts on the Gemini windows
Meteoroid impacts on Gemini spacecraft windows, calculating flux-mass relation
Flaherty, R. E.↗
A new statistical method of estimating surface radiances from corresponding satellite window- channel radiances
Stepwise linear regressions method for estimating black body surface radiances from model atmospheres and corresponding simulated Nimbus 2 window-channel radiances
Martin, F. L.↗
Inexpensive anti-fog coating for windows
Coating applications include anti-fog protection for deep-sea diving equipment, fire protection helmets, and windows of vehicles used in hazardous environments. Basic coating composition includes liquid detergent, deionized water, and oxygen compatible fire-resistant oil. Composition prevents visor fogging under maximum metabolic load for 5 hours and longer.
Carmin, D. L., Jr.↗
Method of forming thin window drifted silicon charged particle detector Patent
Method of forming thin window drifted silicon charged particle detector
Fessler, T. E.↗
Apollo 14 /AS-509/ operational trajectory for 31 January 1971, launch window
Predicted launch vehicle operational trajectory and related data for Apollo 14 launch window
Bell, D. C.↗
Transmission of sonic boom pressure through a window pane
Transmission of sonic boom pressure through glass window panes
Benveniste, J. E.↗
IMP-1 launch window analysis
IMP-1 launch window and secondary injection into eccentric orbit
Kaufman, B.↗
The transmission of sonic boom signals into rooms through open windows. Part 1 - the steady state solution
Pressure field steady state calculations for sonic boom signal transmission into rooms through open windows
Vaidya, P. G.↗
Effect of low thrust and earth oblateness orbit perturbations on the determination of the launch window for the SERT 2 mission
Procedures for determining launch window for SERT 2 mission and effect of low thrust and earth oblateness orbit perturbations
Cake, J. E.↗
Broadband microwave waveguide window Patent
Broadband microwave waveguide window to compensate dielectric material filling
Mullen, D. L.↗
Apollo window deformation and ray trace analyses Technical report, Jun. 1968 - Aug. 1970
Line-of-sight deviations and ray trace analyses of Apollo side window for optical experiments
Kelley, D. M.↗