Ranger moon pictures - implications.
Ranger moon picture implications concerning nature of lunar surface
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Ranger moon picture implications concerning nature of lunar surface
Ranger vii photograph of moon has dark stripe which is evidence of recent volcanism
Lunar impact television camera for Ranger III, IV, and V spacecrafts
Analysis of Ranger V tracking performance, preflight and postflight results, tracking data, oscillographs, station reports, and calibrations
Analysis of Deep Space Instrumentation Facility tracking performance during Ranger VII mission
Ranger VII launch vehicle system - lunar photographic mission systems analysis
Component reliability and failure analysis of Ranger television subsystem
Interstellar flux of gamma rays analyzing ranger borne scintillation spectrometer measurements
Unmanned lunar missions needed for obtaining environmental and technological data used in manned lunar landings
Mariner Venus and Ranger tracking, examining quantization and transmitter stability as dominant effects in HF noise component of Deep Space Instrumentation Facility /DSIF/ L-band Doppler
Magnetometer for magnitude and direction of magnetic field /solar wind/ in space designed for Pioneer C and D spacecraft
Ranger VII satellite instrumentation system with details on design, performance, flight and results
Ranger III flight path and its determination from tracking data
Description of scientific apparatus installed on Luna-10 spacecraft
Textural units and lineaments on lunar crater floor studied from Ranger IX photographs
Lunar geologic mapping of Mare Tranquillitatis and stratigraphy from Ranger VIII photographs
Manual abort guidance from midcourse region of lunar mission
Planetary magnetic field boundaries and field interactions with solar wind determined from data obtained by space probes near Moon, Venus and Mars