Biomedical data collection for space programs.
Manned space flight program with biomedical data collection for integration of crewman into spacecraft operation
SPACE PROGRAM↗
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Space programs summary no. 37-34, volume vi for the period may 1, 1965 to june 30, 1965. space exploration programs and space sciences
Space exploration programs and space science summary on Mariner, Ranger, and Surveyor projects - deep space instrumentation facility - environmental test facility
DEEP SPACE INSTRUMENTATION FACILITY /DSIF/↗
Space Programs Summary No. 37-43, Volume VI FOR the Period November 1, 1966 to December 31, 1966. Space Exploration Programs and Space Sciences
NASA space exploration programs design modifications and instrumentation developments
DEEP SPACE↗
The space station - A fundamental element of the integrated space program
Orbital space station program, discussing common module design, support, space shuttles and objectives
Cramblit, D. C.↗
Space programs summary no. 37-38, volume VI FOR the period January 1, 1966 to February 28, 1966. Space exploration programs and space sciences
Project activities and supporting research for space exploration programs
SURVEYOR PROJECT↗
Space program summary no. 37-36, volume VI FOR the period September 1, 1965 to October 31, 1965. Space exploration programs and space sciences
Lunar and planetary-interplanetary programs, Deep Space Network, and space instruments
DEEP SPACE INSTRUMENTATION FACILITY /DSIF/↗
The solar power satellite concept - A space program perspective
The Space Shuttle will reduce the cost of transportation to space from thousands of dollars per pound to hundreds of dollars per pound. Studies of future systems indicate that these costs may be further reduced to tens of dollars per pound by using large space freighters, which would be required to build solar power satellites. It is pointed out that the Space Shuttle will provide a versatile tool in the 1980's to support the exploration of the solar power satellite concept as well as other space programs of the future. Three apparently different applications, related to materials processing in space, advanced satellite communications, and solar power satellites, have a number of common requirements. These include the need for large solar power arrays in space and/or the need to construct large systems in space. Consequently, a space program which includes development of the techniques for large power supplies and structural systems provides the basis for selecting and implementing any or all of these promising applications.
Kraft, C. C., Jr.↗
Methodologies for optimal resource allocation to the national space program and new space utilizations. Volume 2: Resource allocation and smoothing model, programmer's manual
Appendixes are presented that provide model input requirements, a sample case, flow charts, and a program listing. At the beginning of each appendix, descriptive details and technical comments are provided to indicate any special instructions applicable to the use of that appendix. In addition, the program listing includes comment cards that state the purpose of each subroutine in the complete program and describe operations performed within that subroutine. The input requirements includes details on the many options that adapt the program to the specific needs of the analyst for a particular problem.
Source record↗
NASA ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT WITH THE SOVIET ACADEMY OF SCIENCES ON IMPLEMENTATION OF COOPERATIVE SPACE PROGRAM
International cooperative space program
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION↗
Energy in space - Program planning for space power system technology.
Space power generation systems converting heat or light energy to electricity, noting energy storage
Woodward, W. H.↗
Space programs summary no. 37-40, volume VI FOR the period May 1 to June 30, 1966. Space exploration programs and space sciences
Surveyor, Mariner, and Voyager project, Deep Space Network, and lunar, planetary, and space science and instrument developments
SURVEYOR PROJECT↗
Space programs summary no. 37-46, volume VI FOR the period May 1, 1967 to June 30, 1966. Space exploration programs and space sciences
Surveyor, Mariner Venus 67, and Mariner Mars 1969 projects, and Deep Space Network /DSN/
MARINER PROGRAM↗
Space Programs Summary no. 37-39, volume VI FOR the period March 1, 1966 to April 30, 1966. Space Exploration Programs and Space Sciences
Summary for research efforts for Surveyor project, Mariner program, Voyager project and Deep Space Network
SURVEYOR PROJECT↗
ON THE APPLICATION OF LINEAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES TO HUMAN FACTORS IN SPACE PROGRAMS
Linear programming techniques applied to human reliability in space programs - optimization of crew tasks
RELIABILITY↗
New england and the space program
Competing for space program business - marketing factor
SPACE PROGRAM↗
Space programs summary 37-44, volume VI FOR the period January 1, 1967 to February 28, 1967. Space exploration programs and space sciences
Surveyor project, Mariner Venus and Mariner Mars projects, and deep space network
DEEP SPACE NETWORK /DSN/↗
Teacher in Space Program - The challenge to education in the space age
An account is given of the significant events which occurred in the Teacher in Space Program following the Challenger Space Shuttle accident on January 28, 1986. The analysis indicates that the accident has not prevented the continuing effective implementation of the three educational goals of the Teacher in Space Program which are to: (1) raise the prestige of the teaching profession, (2) increase the awareness in the education community of the impact of technology and science on this country's future in preparing students for the future, and (3) use aeronautics and space as a catalyst to enhance all subject areas and grade levels of U.S. education systems.
Brown, R. W.↗