MEASURING LUNAR PROPERTIES FROM A SOFT-LANDER
Lunar properties - measuring from a soft-lander
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Lunar properties - measuring from a soft-lander
Engineering and design data for Voyager Mars and Venus lander systems
Conceptual design study of advanced Mariner space probe - Mars lander configuration
Problems and technology requirements for design of unmanned Mars probe and lander
Analysis and configuration of control system for Mars propulsive lander
Feasibility of parachute entry system for Mars lander
Sensing techniques for initiating parachute deployment on Mars lander vehicle
Sputter ion source for lunar lander mass spectrometer
Venus lander probe for manned flyby missions
Summary of designs, requirements, constraints, and references for Mars hard lander study system
Mission objectives and constraints for Mars hard lander to define out-of-orbit and direct entry reference missions
Parametric analysis of Mars hard lander and preentry subsystems - computer programs for systems analyses
Design and performance characteristics of Mars hard lander capsule point designs, and criteria and mission constraints for capsules 1 and 2
Analytical design data for capsules 3 and 4 in the Mars hard lander study system
Engineering design of Mars hard lander capsules 5 and 6 and illustrations for increasing payload size
First generation survivable lander for 1973 Venus launch opportunity, discussing capsule and telecommunications design
Deorbit maneuver strategies for unmanned Mars soft landers, considering propulsive efficiency, targeting capability, communication link geometry and sensitivity to system uncertainties
Aerodynamic and propulsive terminal phase systems for unmanned Mars soft lander compared on basis of weight and capability for handling uncertainty