Magnetospheric cutoff for 1.5-mev extra- terrestrial protons
Geomagnetic polar region - arrival of extraterrestrial low energy protons
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Geomagnetic polar region - arrival of extraterrestrial low energy protons
Energy releases from extragalactic radio sources
Investigations in space related biology, molecular evolution, and extraterrestrial environment
Apollo extravehicular mobility unit describing pressure suit for lunar surface use
Evaluating human performance capabilities in vehicle control tasks on simulated lunar surface
Electromagnetic blood flow meter to determine blood flow through intact vessels of test animals in gravitational stress and in extraterrestrial space capsules
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Space-related biology - molecular evolution and extraterrestrial environment
Isolation and identification of organic components of meteorites, and ancient sediments
Effects of sheet width and notch length on calculated fracture toughness of low interstitial titanium alloy sheet
Photographic observations of Milky Way ultraviolet radiation from stable platform located outside atmosphere
Metabolic work requirement of man wearing pressure suit and associated biomechanical characteristics while locomoting on lunar gravity simulator
Research projects on exobiology, extraterrestrial environments, and molecular evolution
Ultraviolet and X ray background extraatmospheric measurements and role in study of intergalactic gas
Metabolic work requirements of man wearing pressure suit and associated biomechanical characteristics while locomoting on lunar gravity simulator
Constant thrust electric propulsion systems performance with coast trajectories presented for 1.0 AU extraecliptic missions
Extraterrestrial radio waves in radio astronomy
Celestial navigation system using photodetectors, comparing numbers and brightness of S4, S20 and silicon stars