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... a boundary layer controller is developed. The proposed controller is capable of maintaining the desired orientation continuously. Furthermore, the relative position of these two vehicles is also maintained on a continuous ...

Media:1965-06 Mars Missions Woodcock 19650019359.pdf A Propulsion Oriented Study Of Mission Modes For Manned Mars Landing by Gordon Woodcock June 1965 Category:Publications

... which it affected orientation of light waves. Authors believed there might be frozen water on Mars, but suggested it is all underground in the form of permafrost. ''(Science, 7/8/66, 136 ... FCC decision requiring all Federal agencies to buy services from international carriers. ''(WSJ, 7/8/66)'' July 8-10: During plenary meeting in Paris, European Launcher Development Organization ELDO members agreed to ...

... and health of the passengers and crews," Aviation Week & Space Technology reported. ''(Av Wk, 1/8/73, 21)'' Aviation Week & Space Technology editorial praised Soviet aircraft designer Andrey N. Tupolev , who ... cosmic dust. A highly skilled ground crew maneuvered vehicle over the shortest and safest routes, orienting it to a complex relief map of route. Lunokhod 2 was turned to bypass ob ...

... had the following parameters; weight, 90kg; mission margin, 51.4kg; stabilization type, 3-axis earth-oriented; stabilization accuracy, 0.7° pointing error, 0.04° per sec rate; average power available ... Engineers at United Technologies Corp.'s Chemical System Div. near San Jose, Calif., had tested 8 small solid-fuel booster-separation motors, fired simultaneously to separate each SRB and move ...

... EVFV as a successor to the VfR did not have a spaceflight and/or rocket oriented name. “We are of the opinion,” the letter of von Dickhuth-Harrach and Ley ... “Reminiscences,” pp. 135-136; (Rudolf Nebel), “Die Magdeburger Pilotenrakete ” ''Raketenflug – Mitteilungen des Raketenfluplatzes Berlin'', Nr. 8, April 1933, ''passim'' (pp. 1-4). note 5 “Man-Carrying Rocket Planned,” '' ...

... that their craft was equipped with a new control system that made it possible to orient the vehicle even when it was flying on the dark side of the earth. ''(Shabad ... into trouble filtering out the carbon dioxide exhaled by the astronaut." ''(AP, Denver Post, 11/8/64; AP, Wash. Eve. Star, 12/16/64)'' In the Letters to the Editor column ... and a further underestimate to believe they were not close to their objective. ''(NYT, 11/8/64; A&A, 12/64, 10)'' November 1964 November Nov 1 1964 1 Nov 2 ...

... controls, gas spin-control arms, and seven experiment packages; the sail (upper) section was oriented toward the sun and contained solar cells and two solar pointing experiments. Primary purpose ... long list of exciting opportunities for space exploration and practical application." ''(Testimony; Transcript)'' March 8-9: First of five two-day symposiums for Federal supervisors on equal opportunity ...

... . Plan, developed by HUD Assistant Secretary Floyd Hyde, would recruit unemployed and give them fast orientation courses on urban problems on assumption that aerospace skills could be transferred to urban improvement ... cost to Government of about $2000 per person placed in new job. ''(W Post, 1/8/71)'' St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial commented on Dec, 23, 1970, DOD announcement that Sprint ...

... enough to leak or malfunction, the first-flight crew would not have been able to orient the Shuttle properly for landing. NASA engineers devised a system of nylon water troughs to ... 1981 4 Oct 5 1981 5 Oct 6 1981 6 Oct 7 1981 7 Oct 8 1981 8 Oct 9 1981 9 Oct 10 1981 10 Oct 11 1981 11 Oct 12 ...

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