Chemical Decladding of Used Nuclear Fuel fact sheet
Fact sheet about chemical decladding of used nuclear fuel.
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Thermo Physics Facilities Branch Brochure ARC Jet Complex Fact Sheets, Hypervelocity Free-Flight Aerodynamic Facility Fact Sheets, Ames Vertical Gun Range Fact Sheets
The Ames Arc Jet Complex has a rich heritage of over 40 years in Thermal Protection System (TPS) development for every NASA Space Transportation and Planetary program, including Apollo, Space Shuttle, Viking, Pioneer-Venus, Galileo, Mars Pathfinder,Stardust, NASP,X-33,X-34,SHARP-B1 and B2,X-37 and Mars Exploration Rovers. With this early TPS history came a long heritage in the development of the arc jet facilities. These are used to simulate the aerodynamic heating that occurs on the nose cap, wing leading edges and on other areas of the spacecraft requiring thermal protection. TPS samples have been run in the arc jets from a few minutes to over an hour,from one exposure to multiple exposures of the same sample, in order t o understand the TPS materials response to a hot gas flow environment (representative of real hyperthermal environments experienced in flight). The Ames Arc l e t Complex is a key enabler for customers involved in the three major areas of TPS development: selection, validation, and qualification. The arc jet data are critical for validating TPS thermal models, heat shield designs and repairs, and ultimately for flight qualification.
Fretter, E. F.↗
Space science and applications Fact sheet on NASA's program
Fact sheets on projects of NASA unmanned space science and applications program
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Subsystem fact sheets for NASA CO2 Project, revision 3
The twenty-seven subsystem fact sheets produced by Ball Aerospace Systems Division are presented. Each instrument is summarized with a description; physical characteristics; data; orbit requirements; sensor; implementation schedule; and experience, problems, modifications.
Lookabaugh, T.↗
Facts Sheet Project NERVA
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Uncertainty Quantification (UQ) for AI fact Sheet
UQ is traditionally defined as quantitative characterization and estimation of uncertainties in both computational and real-world applications. It tries to determine how likely certain outcomes are if some aspects of the system are not exactly known.
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MOON DATA FACT SHEET NO. 60-312-4
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Nasa to begin unmanned mars exploration this year /a fact sheet/ news release no. 64-205
Mission for mariner space probe in late 1964 to mars vicinity and return
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Apollo Soyuz test project. USA-USSR, fact sheet
The Apollo Soyuz Test Project (ASTP) is discussed. The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to develop compatible rendezvous and docking systems which will provide a basis for docking and rescue on future spacecraft of both nations. The ASTP mission will include testing the rendezvous system in orbit, verifying techniques for transfer of astronauts and cosmonauts, and conducting experiments while docked and undocked. Diagrams of the spacecraft and systems involved in the tests are presented. The prime contractors for the equipment are identified. Biographical data on the astronauts participating in the program are provided.
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Fact sheet: General aviation technology program
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Space Propulsion Technology Program Overview. Fact Sheets: Element Characterization and Funding Schedules
The topics presented are covered in viewgraph form and include the following: (1) focused program elements; (2) base research and technology; and (3) focused programs funding.
Escher, William J. D.↗