Engineering Feasibility Study of a Kilometer Wave Orbiting Telescope, Phase 1 Final Report
Radio telescope, rhombic antenna, and sensors studied for feasibility of kilometer wave orbit telescope program
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Radio telescope, rhombic antenna, and sensors studied for feasibility of kilometer wave orbit telescope program
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Field effect transistor modulator suitable for ground based telemetry applications
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Reusable nuclear stage concepts for space shuttle system
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