A SIMPLE SOLAR ORIENTATION CONTROL SYSTEM FOR SPACE VEHICLES
A simple solar orientation control system for space vehicles
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A simple solar orientation control system for space vehicles
Extent of industrial applications of space- oriented research and the dissemination of information obtained from the space program
Technique for thrust-vector orientation during manual control of lunar landings from synchronous orbit
Computer program to find projection of satellite on surface of rotating earth and vehicle-sun orientation
Gravity labyrinth orientation influence on responses from stimulation of horizontal semicircular canals
Effect of crystal orientation on slip surface and dislocation structures of beryllium in bending fatigue
Passive alignment device for orienting solar collector with source
Cyclotron radiation characteristics as function of magnetic dipole orientation
Solar radiation pressure influence on orbital eccentricity of gravity gradient oriented lenticular satellite
Solar radiation pressure effect on orbital eccentricity of gravity gradient oriented lenticular satellite
Parametric study of variation in trajectory parameters for predetermined thrust orientation angle to perform lunar descent from parking orbit
Propulsion oriented study of mission modes for manned Mars landing
Visual presentation of motion and orientation of Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Effect of crystal orientation on friction characteristics of titanium single crystals in vacuum
Room temperature behavior of oriented tungsten single crystals with rhenium in dilute solid solution
Lunar and interplanetary mission-oriented advanced nuclear system parameters - Research and technology implications report
Thrust vector orientation during pilot controlled lunar landing with aid of visual references
Symmetric-top molecular beam focused and dipole moment oriented in electric six-pole field via Stark effect