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NASA NTRS1960

Research Summary No. 36-5, Volume II

The Research Summary is a bimonthly report of supporting research and development conducted at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This periodical is issued in three volumes. Volume I contains summaries of the work accomplished by the Space Sciences, Systems, Guidance and Control, and Telecommunications Divisions of the Laboratory. Volume II contains summaries of the work accomplished by the Physical Sciences, Engineering Mechanics, Engineering Facilities, and Propulsion Divisions. All work of a classified nature is contained in Volume Ill.

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NASA NTRS1961

Research Summary No. 36-7

The Research Summary is a bimonthly report of supporting research and development conducted at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This periodical is issued in three volumes. Volume I contains summaries of the work accomplished by the Space Sciences, Systems, Guidance and Control, and Telecommunications Divisions of the Laboratory. Volume II contains summaries of the work accomplished by the Physical Sciences, Engineering Mechanics, Engineering Facilities, and Propulsion Divisions. All work of a classified nature is contained in Volume Ill.

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NASA NTRS1960

Research Summary No. 36-3, Volume I, Part I

The Research Summary is a bimonthly report of supporting research and development conducted at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. This periodical is issued in three volumes. Volume I contains summaries of the work accomplished by the Space Sciences, Systems, Guidance and Control, and Telecommunications Divisions of the Laboratory. Volume II contains summaries of the work accomplished by the Physical Sciences, Engineering Mechanics, Engineering Facilities, and Propulsion Divisions. All work of a classified nature is contained in Volume Ill.

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NASA NTRS1963

Telstar I, volume 1

NASA Special Publication SP-32 is being published in accordance with the cooperative agreement executed on July 27, 1961 between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company for the development and experimental testing of active communications satellites. This report consists of four volumes. The first three are composed of papers originally published together as a regular issue of the Bell System Technical Journal. The fourth volume, to be published at a later date, will contain pertinent papers contributed by various authors at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; the General Post Office of the United Kingdom; the Centre National d'Etudes des Telecommunications, France; and Telespazio, Italy.

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NASA NTRS1963

Telstar I, Volume 2

NASA Special Publication SP-32 is being published in accordance with the cooperative agreement executed on July 27, 1961 between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company for the development and experimental testing of active communications satellites. This report consists of four volumes. The first three are composed of papers originally published together as a regular issue of the Bell System Technical Journal. The fourth volume, to be published at a later date, will contain pertinent papers contributed by various authors at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; the General Post Office of the United Kingdom; the Centre National d'Etudes des Telecommunications, France; and Telespazio, Italy.

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NASA NTRS1963

Telstar I, Volume 3

NASA Special Publication SP-32 is being published in accordance with the cooperative agreement executed on July 27, 1961 between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the American Telephone and Telegraph Company for the development and experimental testing of active communications satellites. This report consists of four volumes. The first three are composed of papers originally published together as a regular issue of the Bell System Technical Journal. The fourth volume, to be published at a later date, will contain pertinent papers contributed by various authors at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; the General Post Office of the United Kingdom; the Centre National d'Etudes des Telecommunications, France; and Telespazio, Italy.

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NASA NTRS1965

Description of the installations at the Pleumeur-Bodou Space Communications Station

The Pleumeur-Bodou Ground Station, the research center of the National Ceneter for Telecommunications, is equipped to study all problems connected with active satellites: link performance, acquisition, tracking, telemetry, and command. This station is also intended for possible future commercial applications.

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NASA NTRS1967

Surveyor guidance program.

Surveyor guidance program for midcourse and terminal information, noting redundancy in design, decision making telecommunications, etc

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NASA NTRS1961

Research Summary No. 36-9

Nuclear physics, materials science, propulsion, telecommunication, guidance, and systems analysis

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