Solid Propellant Engineering
Solid propellant engineering, binder curing reactions, ATS engine development, pintle nozzle thrust vector control, and low pressure combustion
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Solid propellant engineering, binder curing reactions, ATS engine development, pintle nozzle thrust vector control, and low pressure combustion
ATS-1 VHF channels for aircraft position fixing, and digital computer model for position error analysis of satellite navigation systems
NASA space applications and future possibilities noting ATS-I satellite for cloud photography, omnidirectional aircraft antennas and Apollo Applications Program
Functional maser consisting of amplifier, low noise header and superconducting magnet for use in ATS satellite
ATS-1 spin scan camera experiment for photographic recording of weather motions
Image dissector camera subsystem fabrication and ground support equipment development for ATS
Automatic picture transmission stations evaluation of meteorological charts and cloud cover photographs relayed from ATS
Image Dissector Camera for spacecraft TV sensing systems, noting photomultiplier tube and Nimbus B and ATS-C applications
Low thrust solid and hybrid propulsion systems requirements for future missions including ATS-4, Voyager, Apollo Telescope Mount and manned interplanetary vehicle
ATS 2 satellite observations of enhanced radio noise bands in ionosphere and magnetosphere, noting plasma waves generation and coupling
Suprathermal ion detector aboard ATS 1 synchronous orbit satellite establishing existence of occasional bulk motion of magnetospheric thermal ions
Simultaneous magnetic field variations at earth surface and at synchronous equatorial distance, using ATS-1 magnetometers
Magnetopause detection by ATS instruments during January 13-14, 1967 magnetic storm, penetration observed within 6.6 earth radii
Magnetic fields in magnetopause and on both sides of boundary at synchronous altitude measured by ATS 1
Magnetosheath and magnetospheric ion flow patterns from ATS 1 satellite observatory data, emphasizing flow component immediately inside boundary close to magnetopause
Energetic electron acceleration at synchronous altitude during magnetospheric substorms, measuring trapped electron fluxes with ATS 1 satellite
Silicon solar cells radiation damage shielding on ATS 1 synchronous spacecraft
Subliming solid reaction control system design, operation and test for ATS