EVALUATION OF AN ELECTROMAGNETIC SHOCK TUBE FOR GENERATING STRONG SHOCKS IN AIR
Electromagnetic shock tube - linear discharge tube for generating strong shocks in air by high voltage spark
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Electromagnetic shock tube - linear discharge tube for generating strong shocks in air by high voltage spark
Gemini IV photographic data on zodiacal light, meteors, auroras, nightglow, and twilight horizon blue bands
Photometric night sky observations of zodiacal light, discussing brightness as function of elongation in terms of ecliptic coordinates
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Visual geoastronomical observations by astronauts aboard Mercury and Gemini orbital flights
Correlation of physical property laboratory and in situ analog measurements of lunar soil
Design procedure to predict relaxation or time to leakage for separable tube connectors
Mapping 6300 angstrom airglow isophotes from observations of scanning photometer at Haleakala, Hawaii
The method and results of the analysis of photographic records of the summit areas of severe storms obtained from a U-2 aircraft flying at an altitude of 65,000 ft. over Oklahoma are described. Comparison of the heights of storm cells protruding through the main anvil cirrus deck of a squall line with the predictions of simple "parcel" theory suggests the latter may be used to indicate the maximum development attainable (but not necessarily attained) by a squall line on a given day. It is suggested that temperatures approaching -1OO°C. may occur in the domes of giant quasi-steady storm cells reaching altitudes of 55,000 - 60,000 ft. bounded by a thin shell of extremely stable air, which is not inconsistent with the rather smooth texture of dome summits sometimes shown by the U-2 photographs.
Influence of shock or stress events induced by underground nuclear explosions on low temperature thermoluminescence of halite
Experiment missions for OSO satellite rendezvous, capture, material retrieval, refurbishment, and extravehicular operation work
Experiment missions for OSO satellite rendezvous, capture, material retrieval, refurbishment, and extravehicular operation work
Experiment missions for OSO satellite rendezvous, capture, material recovery, refurbishment, and extravehicular operation work
Brightness of zodiacal light at ecliptic pole
Thermoluminescence of halite samples exposed to unusual shock load or stress histories
Worldwide morphology of atomic oxygen nightglows