Analysis of Jupiter fly-by mission with electric propulsion
Analysis of Jupiter Fly-By Mission with electric propulsion
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Analysis of Jupiter Fly-By Mission with electric propulsion
Outline of program study for developing one man lunar flying vehicle
Flight comparison of techniques for determining minimum flying speed for large, subsonic jet transport
Increasing dynamic range of visual simulation for pilots using flying spot scanner
Mathematical analysis of stability of lunar flying vehicle with manual controls
Design information from mathematical analysis of manually controlled lunar flying vehicle
Comparing estimated flying quality parameters of lifting-body type shuttle vehicle in landing approach with military specifications
Designing fly by wire flight control system based on quadruple-redundant configuration for space shuttle vehicles
Frequency response of fast-decay phosphors for flying spot scanner applications
Sea-level pressure interval to prevent decompression sickness in humans flying in commercial aircraft after diving
Flying spot scanner design and performance to generate images for visual flight simulation
Flying spot scanners evaluation as image processing devices, discussing scan patterns effect on video signal
Lunar flying vehicle propulsion system optimization, discussing weight, performance, engine life, reliability, etc
Turbulence effects on lateral directional flying qualities, examining pilot task performance, control workload and compensatory behavior
Free-flying modules interface and operation in conjunction with space station for orbital research into manned space program
Hovering type flying vehicle design and principle mechanisms for manned or unmanned use
Optical simulation study to determine manual instrumentation for pilot control of lunar flying vehicle
Construction and operation of body-motion controlled five-degree-of-freedom simulation of jet-supported lunar flying machine