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Space exploration with Mariner IV spacecraft
Beacon satellite radio Doppler effect for earth geodetic measurements, and Scout launch vehicle for orbital, space probe, and reentry missions
Tracking and data handling systems for Pioneer III space probe and Pioneer IV lunar probe firings
Mariner IV space probe - instrumentation, trajectory, and experiments
Mars surface as seen by Mariner IV photographs
Solar wind properties from space probe data noting interaction with Earth magnetosphere
Spacecraft, missions and instrumentation for space probes and interplanetary exploration
Mariner IV scan platform structure and actuator design - development and performance
Dry heat effectiveness in microorganism sterilization at 105 deg C for space probe applications
Nonmagnetic, explosive-actuated indexing device for magnetometer experiment on Pioneer IV SPACE probe flight
Telemetry data in and around Mars spacecraft area analyzed for Mariner III and IV space probes by data from vibration transducers on payload and microphones on umbilical tower
Interplanetary magnetic field measurements using flux gate magnetometer sensor mounted on Pioneer VI space probe, noting various graphs
Interplanetary electron number density determination by Pioneer VI radio propagation experiment
Satellite and space probe measurements indicate continual confinement of geomagnetic field by solar wind forming magnetosphere and Earth magnetic tail
Low energy cosmic ray modulation relationship to observed interplanetary magnetic field irregularities in terms of diffusion, using space probes
Space trajectories Program studies the motion of a space probe confined to the solar system and influenced by the nonspherical Earth and Moon, and the point masses defined by the Sun, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter. It is written in the FORTRAN Assembly Program language.
Space probe charged particle data evidence for moon crossing of Earth magnetospheric tail
Mariner IV photographs of Mars, discussing mission objectives, functioning of camera system and interpretation of pictures