Nonsymmetric inflation of a magnetic dipole.
Nonsymmetric inflation of dipole magnetic field by ionized gas, noting nonsymmetric gas dissipation
GEOMAGNETIC STORM↗
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Inflation of the inner magnetosphere during a magnetic storm.
Inner magnetosphere inflation during geomagnetic storm observed by Explorer XXVI, noting relation of various phases to charged particles
MAGNETOSPHERE↗
Rigidization of a 1.52-meter diameter inflatable solar concentrator in vacuum with associated material studies and fabrication techniques Final report
Foam rigidizing for inflatable paraboloidal solar collector
FOAMED MATERIAL↗
Latitudinal and seasonal variations in atmospheric densities obtained during low solar activity by means of the inflatable air density satellites.
Latitudinal and seasonal variations in atmospheric densities during low solar activity obtained by inflatable air density satellites
ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY↗
Inflation of the magnetosphere near 8 earth radii in the dark hemisphere.
Inflation of magnetosphere near 8 earth radii in Southern Hemisphere using Explorer XIV SATELLITE
SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE↗
Inflatable structures in space
Material composition, weight, size, and unfolding factors entering into design of inflatable space station structures
Glukharev, A.↗
Flight investigation of a capacitance-type meteoroid detector using an inflatable paraglider
Flight test of capacitance type meteoroid impact detector of aluminum polyethylene terephthalate using inflatable paraglider
Siviter, J. H., Jr.↗
An evaluation of intermittently inflated extremity cuffs in preventing the cardiovascular deconditioning of bedrest and water immersion
Inflatable tourniquet effects on cardiovascular deconditioning during bed rest and water immersion studies on humans
Vogt, F. B.↗
Development of attached inflatable decelerators for supersonic application
Inflatable conical shell afterbody ballute for aerodynamic brakes in Mars atmospheric entry
Barton, R. R.↗
Nonlinear inflation of a magnetic dipole.
Magnetic dipole nonlinear inflation by plasma explained by gas pressure noting relevance to geomagnetic storms
Parker, E. N.↗
Mechanics of inflatable sandwich-type shallow shells.
Mechanics of inflatable sandwich type shallow shells
Ho, F. H.↗
Thermal design of inflatable spherical shadow shields.
Heat transfer from inflatable spherical balloon shadow shield to spherical cryogen storage tank, noting several design factors and extensions of previous work
Campbell, J. P.↗
Summary of the development status of attached inflatable decelerators.
Structural and aerodynamic developments in attached inflatable decelerators for deployment of payload at supersonic speeds
Bohon, H. L.↗
Inflatable shells - Nonsymmetric in-service loads.
Inflatable shell of revolution subject to asymmetric in-service loads noting field equations, mathematical model and numerical integration
Leonard, J. W.↗
Inflatable bladder to facilitate handling of heavy objects - A concept
Inflatable bladder facilitates the removal of heavy, highly finished metal parts from tote boxes or shipping containers. The proposed concept permits removal without danger of damage to the parts or injury to handling personnel.
Mc Goldrick, G. J.↗
Soft lander. Part 9 - Mars soft lander capsule study /entry from orbit/ analysis of inflatable landing systems
Analysis of inflatable landing systems - Mars soft lander capsule study
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Wind tunnel investigation of inflation of disk-gap-band and modified ringsail parachutes at dynamic pressures between 0.24 and 7.07 pounds per square foot
Wind tunnel tests of inflatable disk-gap-band and modified ringsail parachutes at low dynamic pressure
Whitlock, C. H.↗
Analytical investigation of an inflatable landing system having omnidirectional and multiple impact capabilities
Inflatable landing system investigated for impact normal to smooth surface
Dexter, C. B.↗