Project Ranger television system.
Ranger television system designed to transmit close-up pictures of lunar surface to Earth
LUNAR PHOTOGRAPH↗
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Depth of the lunar dust.
Depth of lunar dust estimated by comparison with laboratory craters overlain by various thicknesses of sand, including Ranger VII photographs
RANGER VII LUNAR PROBE↗
Strength of the lunar dust.
Strength of overlay of granular material on Moon estimated from Ranger VII photographs, showing fairly steep slopes covered with dust
LUNAR DUST↗
Lunar crater distribution from the Ranger 7 photographs.
Lunar crater distribution measurement from Ranger VII photographic data analysis, deriving approximate expression for secondary distribution
LUNAR EXPLORATION↗
Lunar dust depth in Mare Cognitum.
Lunar dust depth in Mare Cognitum determined by comparing Ranger VII photographs with laboratory crater photographs
LABORATORY APPARATUS↗
Ranger VII photographic parameters
Tables of computer generated photographic parameters necessary for detailed interpretation of Ranger VII television camera pictures - trajectory and time-to-impact data
RANGER VII LUNAR PROBE↗
Communications of the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, Nos. 58-59
Lunar mare data from color photographs of Ranger VII
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY↗
Space programs summary no. 37-29, volume VI FOR the period July 1, 1964 to August 31, 1964. Space exploration programs and space sciences
Summaries covering system development and operations of Ranger VII, Surveyor, and Mariner spacecraft, and engineering development at deep space network facilities
DEEP SPACE NETWORK /DSN/↗
Lunar slope angles and surface roughness from Ranger photographs.
Errors in estimates of lunar crater slope angles and surface roughness in Ranger VII and Ranger VIII pictures due to interpretation of dark areas as shadows
TOPOGRAPHY↗
Comments on paper by L. D. Jaffe, ''Depth of the lunar dust.''
Interpretations of lunar crater erosion other than used by Jaffe from Ranger VII pictures
LUNAR CRATER↗