RESEARCH STUDY TO DETERMINE PROPULSION REQUIREMENTS AND SYSTEMS FOR SPACE MISSIONS VOL. III FINAL REPORT, <COVERING PERIOD< FEB. 1 THRU OCT. 31, 1961
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Summary and propulsion design guide for soft landing in extraterrestrial environments
Table of objects in orbit - name, source, launch, period, inclination, apogee, perigee, and frequency
Carbon ion mobility change in titanium, tantalum, & tungsten
Orbiting satellite situation report
Catalog of orbiting space satellites, debris, and satellite lifetimes
Orbital elements for satellite objects in orbit, launching list for years 1958 through 1965, and decayed objects list
Saturn I /SA-10/ launch vehicle and Launch Complex 37B functional systems description - environmental conditioning, index of finding numbers, and mechanical schematics
Thermoconductivity and thermal properties of protective coating and structural material for reentry manned spacecraft
Thermal properties and performance of Thermo-lag material for entry heat protection of manned spacecraft
Mechanical properties and structural analysis of Thermo-lag material for entry heat protection of manned spacecraft
Chemical analysis of blistered cones for performance evaluation of Thermo-lag material for entry heat protection of manned spacecraft
Fixed position scanning by TIROS satellite for photogrammetric analysis of cloud photographs
Juncture stress fields in multicellular shell structures - bending and bucking analyses
Transient heat transfer and thermodynamic behavior analysis for Apollo service module propulsion system - fuel cell effect on overheating