Survey of Electron Heating and Implications for Wave‐Particle Interactions Near the Lunar Surface: ARTEMIS Observations
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Atmospheric loss from earth and production of tritium and helium in solar flares
The startling developments in space science of the past few years which are already affecting the everyday conduct of our lives have introduced problems of new concepts and dimensions into the formulation and conduct of United States foreign affairs. We in the foreign policy field are now forced to speak matter-of-factly, and we hope confidently, of boosters, synchronous orbits, lunar landings, and meteorological satellites--terms which still seem slightly unusual in the diplomatic vocabulary. These developments have not only changed our vocabulary, however, they have forced upon us a whole new way of looking at the rest of the world and at the role which the United States must play in the international community.
Precise two-way Doppler tracking of Mariner II during its 129-day flight to Venus and beyond has provided scientists with basic information that will help further refine physical constants that are important in understanding the solar system and the earth.
Determination of the absolute and normalized abundances of scandium and yttrium in nakhlitic meteorites by neutron activation techniques
Energy sources for electron heating in quiet mid-latitude, upper disturbed and nighttime ionospheric regions
Space technology, the space program, and socio- economic problems of metropolitan areas
Mercury missions ma-8 and ma-9 exposure to electron radiation from high altitude nuclear explosion and proton flux of inner van allen belt
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Effects of surface temperature and imperfections on drag of supersonic transport
Spacecraft requirements and mission objective effects on design considerations
Atomic abundances of zirconium in chondrites, achondrites and terrestrial basalts with reference to nucleosynthesis mechanisms
Mariner Venus and Ranger tracking, examining quantization and transmitter stability as dominant effects in HF noise component of Deep Space Instrumentation Facility /DSIF/ L-band Doppler