Particle and fields in interplanetary space
Charged particle and gamma ray hazards in interplanetary flight - large solar cosmic ray events
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Charged particle and gamma ray hazards in interplanetary flight - large solar cosmic ray events
Image orthicon camera for televised images of gaseous regions in interplanetary space /TIGRIS/
Interplanetary magnetic field and magnetic disturbances in polar region
Solar system geometric parameters for use as interplanetary navigation aids
Solar origin of interplanetary magnetic field
Input and operating instructions, and sample problems for IBM 7094 computer programs - interplanetary trajectory program, n-body trajectory program, and sensitivity coefficients
Effect of nongravitational perturbations on minimum energy interplanetary transfer orbits
Flight test report on Interplanetary Monitoring Platform /IMP/ - Explorer XXI
Computation of optimal interplanetary low thrust trajectories, orbital transfer problems by means of generalized Newton-Raphson method
Ecology and thermal inactivation of microbes in and on interplanetary space vehicle components - microbiological procedures for disintegrating solids to small particles
Minimum and constant energy values for injection into launch window to achieve interplanetary spacecraft trajectory
Double conic interplanetary trajectories to achieve optimum round trip with specified trip time and stay time for Mars mission
Interplanetary medium consisting of ionized gas from solar corona and neutral hydrogen from galactic space
Cosmic ray and energetic solar particle passage through interplanetary space based on idealized examples
Galactic cosmic ray diffusion and modulation by interplanetary medium
Selection of optical sightings for position determination by self-contained navigation system for interplanetary spacecraft
Minimum effort theory for interplanetary spacecraft guidance and control
Imp-I satellite observations of interplanetary magnetic field revealing regular longitudinal sector structure in magnetic field rotating with Sun