Aerobee 150 propulsion failure
Aerobee rocket propulsion system failure
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Aerobee rocket propulsion system failure
Very low frequency whistler trapped below protonosphere identified through ground station measurements on Aerobee rocket and Alouette satellite
Ultraviolet reflectivity of Mars measured by objective grating spectrograph on Aerobee rocket, and represented by model with atmosphere of nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and argon
Telemetry and instrumentation description and performance for Aerobee rocket study of celestial X-ray sources
Aerobee rocket instrumentation for solar spectroscopy in soft X-ray region
Maksutov-Cassegrain type telescope for Aerobee rocket instrumentation package
Aerobee rocket instruments for low energy cosmic ray heavy nuclei data in flight - recoverable payload
Overheating in convergent section of Aerobee rocket combustion chamber nozzle due to nozzle design and regenerative cooling system
Solar X-ray photographs, describing Aerobee rocket mounted telescope using grazing incidence optics
Aerobee rocket instrumentation, including glancing incidence telescopes for soft X-ray photography of sun
Aerobee rocket experiment for detecting X-ray sources in Cygnus constellation - stellar radiation
Stellar spectra and ultraviolet auroral observations by aerobee rockets in the 1,300-1,800 angstrom region
Statistical analysis of radar data for Aerobee rocket
Photograph interpretation of V-2, Viking, and Aerobee rocket photography
Four photovoltaic cells were space calibrated and successfully recovered from a NASA Aerobee rocket launched on Sept. 18, 1974, which reached a peak altitude of 251 km. The experiment was comprised of four 2 ohm-cm n/p cells, two of which are optically filtered with 0.6 to 0.9 micron bandpass filters. The short-circuit current agreed to within 4% of the laboratory calibration. The variation of cell output due to atmospheric attenuation between the altitude range 80 and 251 km was 0.4% for the unfiltered cells.
Earth hydrogen geocorona models comparison with solar Lyman alpha spectrographic data from Aerobee rocket flight measurements
Ultraviolet aurora with north-south asymmetry and stellar spectra taken from aerobee rocket flight
Nitric oxide dayglow measurement by ultraviolet spectrometer aboard aerobee rocket