Ranger tv subsystem /block iii/. volume 5- evaluation final report, jul. 1961 - jul. 1965
Performance evaluation of television subsystem for Ranger lunar probes VII, VIII, and IX
RANGER VII LUNAR PROBE↗
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Ranger VIII and IX. Part I - Mission description and performance
Ranger VIII and Ranger IX mission - pre-launch and launch operations, Atlas Agena launch vehicle system, deep space network, flight path, flight operations, and spacecraft subsystems
ATLAS AGENA LAUNCH VEHICLE↗
Ranger tv subsystem /block iii/. volume 4b- appendices
Component reliability and failure analysis of Ranger television subsystem
COMPONENT RELIABILITY↗
Cohesion of material on the lunar surface
Lunar surface materials and crater morphology from Ranger IX photographs
SELENOLOGY↗
The structure and texture of the floor of Alphonsus
Textural units and lineaments on lunar crater floor studied from Ranger IX photographs
LUNAR TOPOGRAPHY↗
Intermediate-scale geologic map of a part of the floor of Alphonsus
Lunar geologic mapping of Alphonsus crater from Range IX photographs
SELENOLOGY↗
Ranger IX Photographic Parameters
Parameters for interpretation of selected Ranger IX photographs
PHOTOGRAPH INTERPRETATION↗
Navigation principles of the Ranger spacecraft.
Launch vehicle guidance, premidcourse orbit determination and midcourse maneuver of Ranger IX spacecraft lunar mission and merger
SPACE NAVIGATION↗
Spectral response of Ranger TV cameras - Measurement and use.
Determination of lunar luminance to set video gain of Ranger TV cameras
RANGER IX LUNAR PROBE↗
Lunar slope angles and surface roughness from Ranger photographs
Error correction in lunar slope angles and surface roughness of Ranger photographs
LUNAR SURFACE↗
Local changes in the lunar surface caused by ''soft'' landings and especially by the Luna-9 landing
Hypothesis that Luna IX rocket exhaust during soft landing caused formation of shallow crater visible in Ranger VII lunar probe photographs
ROCKET EXHAUST↗