PERIODIC ORBITS FOR MOON PROBES
Discussion of celestial mechanics and the determination of periodic orbits for lunar probes
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Discussion of celestial mechanics and the determination of periodic orbits for lunar probes
Application of celestial mechanics to artificial satellite orbit calculations using orbit perturbations
Determination of accuracy of manually recording celestial-body-transit times
Analytical theory of hyperbolic and elliptic motion element perturbations in celestial mechanics
Simultaneous tracking of echo i satellite for geodetic purposes - celestial triangulation
Manual procedure for determining position in space from onboard optical measurements - celestial navigation
Dirac-Hamiltonian dynamics - celestial mechanics
Radio Astronomy Explorer /RAE/ satellite for measuring intensity of radio signals from celestial sources
First and second sum numerical integration in celestial mechanics
Astronomical mapping by rotating satellite to determine own angle of orientation to celestial sphere
Celestial model calculations for W Virginis star with RV Tauri characteristics
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part I
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part II
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part III
Ephemeris giving positions and proper motions of 258,997 stellar celestial bodies for epoch and equinox of 1950.0, part IV
Balloon detector payload orientation to fixed point on celestial sphere
Hamiltonian equations of motion, Cauchy existence theorem, and Sundman lemmas used for solutions to celestial mechanics problems - stability of periodic motions