Titlebook: Lunar Exploration and Spacecraft Systems; Proceeding of the Sy Ross Fleisig,Edward A. Hine,George J. Clark Conference proceedings 1962 Spri

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Scientific Objectives of Lunar Exploration, bears witness to the development of a great interest in the new field of space research within the American scientific community. In one American scientific monthly, the ., the number of papers related to space research has grown from a half-dozen in 1958, to more than one hundred in 1960—a remarka

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,Distribution of Dust in Cislunar Space—Possible Existence of a Terrestrial Dust Shell,uliar effect occurs which leads to a reversal of the electric charge of the dust particle in the vicinity of two earth radii, or about 4,000 miles above sea level..Because of this effect the concentration of dust particles would begin to be very pronounced at about 4,000 miles altitude, and increase

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A Family of Radioisotope-Fueled Auxiliary Power Systems for Lunar Exploration,m ballistic missiles. By monitoring the re-entry of the components, it will be possible to determine the validity of heating rate assumptions and dispersal calculations. These tests should remove all technical reservations concerning the safety of these units in combination with a vehicle system..It

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6439-7city; exploration; New York; Symposium

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978-1-4899-6215-7Springer Science+Business Media New York 1962