Mariner-mars Inertial Properties Determination and Midcourse Motor Alignment
Mass and center of gravity determinations and midcourse motor alignment for Mariner 4 space probe
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Mass and center of gravity determinations and midcourse motor alignment for Mariner 4 space probe
Martian surface features identified from photographs by Mariner 4 space probe
Venus surface temperature and pressure estimated from radio and radar measurements by Venera 4 and Mariner 5 space probes
Mariner 5 space probe midcourse maneuver through end of mission
Investigating dynamic nonshock properties of microscale fluctuations in interplanetary medium using plasma and magnetic field data from Mariner 5 space probe
Relationship between Mariner 4 space probe trajectory and calculated location of proposed Martian bow wave
Scientific Mars research by Mariner 9 space probe
Objectives of experiments on Mariner 9 space probe
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Surveyor mission operations, and systems design engineering for Mariner, Voyager, and Surveyor space probes
Mission planning and experiment design for future Mariner-type Venus space probes
Earth-based midcourse guidance for Mariner Mars 1964 space probe, using small rocket engine to obtain desired trajectory correction
Microwave observations of venus utilizing two- channel radio telescope mounted on mariner ii spacecraft
Mariner ii spacecraft microwave radiometer experiment & venus space probe
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