Mariner mars 1969 orbiter study final report
Unmanned spacecraft for scientific orbiter and orbiter/capsule missions to planets Mars and Venus - Mariner program
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Unmanned spacecraft for scientific orbiter and orbiter/capsule missions to planets Mars and Venus - Mariner program
Trapped radiation detector on Mariner IV space probe measurement of outer Van Allen belt - feasibility of detecting trapped radiation at Mars
Mission analysis of Mars soft landing with line- of-sight communication between flyby bus and entry capsule - atmospheric entry
Feasibility of performing 1969 Mars Orbiter mission using Atlas Centaur launching vehicle - engineering results reported
Evidence for life on Mars - nature and uncertainties
Biological exploration of Mars
Planetary meteorology - Mars and Venus
Mars surface and atmosphere characteristics from thermal emission spectrum measurement by infrared interferometer on planetary flyby spacecraft
Analysis of equilibrium shock layer radiation for Mars atmospheric entry
Absence of electrons in Mars atmosphere and implications thereof
Magnetic radiation shielding with superconducting coils and Mars mission shielding design
Voyager project - design of unmanned spacecraft to perform scientific orbiter-lander missions to Mars and Venus - orbiter-bus design
Martian landing sites for Voyager mission including selection, constraints on selection and scheduled objectives of program
1924 and 1926 oppositions of Mars in W.H. Wright plates noting Mars diameter in IR AND UV
Martian surface composition of either fine or coarse grained silicates coated with finely divided limonite
Multivator, device designed to detect signs of life on other planets, specifically Mars
Weight and energy requirements of vehicle systems for manned exploration of Mars
Mariner IV electron measurements show absence of Martian radiation belts