Proceedings of a conference held at Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland, June 15-16, 1970.

Includes bibliographical references.

Space measurements survey: Instruments and spacecraft, October 1957-March 1965.

Mode of access: Internet.

Preliminary criteria for the fracture control of space shuttle structures.

"Compiling, integrating, and editing of the document were performed by the Design Criteria Program Office of the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company under the direction of the Langley Research Center's Structural Systems Office (SSO)."

Pre-development study of a heat flux measurement device suitable for use on flight vehicles,

"Project no. AA-1577-Y. Subcontract no. 112705."

Space vehicle displays design criteria.

"Prepared under the direction of an advisory committee chaired by Dr. Jerome I. Elkind...Preparation of the monograph was directed by Dr. Thomas J. Triggs at Bolt Beranek and Newman, Inc."

Space vehicle gyroscope sensor applications.

Cover title.

Advances in sterilization and decontamination : a survey submitted to National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Langley Research Center, Hampton, Virginia /

On cover: Technology utilization.

11th Space Simulation Conference : proceedings of a symposium held at Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas, September 23-25,1980 /

Includes bibliographical references.

Outer-space environment models for use with space vehicle simulators.

"Project no. 6114, task no. 60806. Prepared under Contract no. AF 33(616)-6858 by W. A. Livingston Jr. of the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, Inc."

Shieldose : a computer code for space-shielding radiation dose calculations /

Includes bibliographical references (p. 29).

Propulsion systems for space flight.

Includes bibliography.

Modulated entry /

"The technique of modulation, or variable coefficients, is discussed and the analytical formulation is reviewed. Representative numerical results of the use of modulation are shown for the lifting and nonlifting cases. These results include the effects of modulation on peak acceleration, entry corridor, and heat absorption. Results are given for entry at satellite speed and escape speed. The indications are that coefficient modulation on a vehicle with good lifting capability offers the possibility of sizable loading reductions or, alternatively, wider corridors; thus, steep entries become practical from the loading standpoint. The amount of steepness depends on the acceptable heating penalty. The price of sizable fractions of the possible gains does not appear to be excessive."

Direct energy conversion and systems for nuclear auxiliary power (SNAP) : a literature search /

Mode of access: Internet.

Direct energy conversion and systems for nuclear auxiliary power (SNAP) : A literature search /

January 1963.

Systems for nuclear auxiliary power (SNAP) : a literature search /

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Report No. TID-3561(REV. 4).