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Impact water pressures, accelerations, and landing dynamics of scale model Apollo command module with deployed heat shield impact attenuation system
Comparison of theoretical Apollo water impact data with scale model experimental results
Numerical analysis on vibrational modes and frequencies in Apollo water impact
Temperature and radiation effects on index of refraction and extinction coefficients of Apollo window materials
Structural design and operational details on Apollo personal radiation dosimeter and radiation survey meter
Numerical integration of equations for time rate change of lunar satellite orbits for Apollo project
Acoustic testing of Apollo lunar module to determine structural and component integrity during launch
Mathematical model for optimizing design criteria for Apollo man/spacecraft system and incorporating extensive physical and digital simulation of basic crew motions
Photoheliograph study for Apollo telescope mount
Vapor phase cleaning method for Apollo propellant system decontamination and propellant tank drying
Pressure-cycled vapor phase cleaning method for Apollo service module propellant tank decontamination
Technical and management studies defining Apollo applications program payload integration tasks
Simulator requirements and flight program evaluation of Apollo applications program payload integration
Auxiliary core and tape memory for Apollo guidance computer
Payload integration and feasibility analysis for Apollo Applications Program /AAP/ for low earth, synchronous, and lunar landing orbits
Performance analysis on Apollo reentry acquisition and tracking radar
Program listings and auxiliary core memory signal dictionary for Apollo guidance computer
Design plan, experiments, and payload integration for Apollo applications program