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NASA-LLIS-5296
Abstract: Physical mockups were used to perform a human factors analysis to improve the ground processing of the Constellation Program's (CxP) Ares-1 and Orion, verify ground processing requirements for flight hardware, and validate ... -
NASA NPR 2210.1 REV C
Abstract: PURPOSE
This NASA Procedural Requirements (NPR) establishes procedures and responsibilities for the reporting, review, assessment, and release of software created by or for NASA. These procedures ensure ... -
NASA-LLIS-0577
Abstract: Abstract:
The Cassini Telemetry and Control module failed during functional bench test. This was due to an electrical trace errors generated during the apparently successful translation of PWB circuit ...Subject(s) : PWB Miswire , -
NASA-LLIS-1348
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
Most of the components that comprise the NASA Ground Network that supports the ADEOS-II mission were provided to the NGN as contributions from operational entities under ...Subject(s) : Administration/Organization , Ground Equipment , Ground Operations , Information Technology/Systems , Software , Test & Verification , -
NACA-TN-2687
Abstract: From a review of the different similarity approaches to compressible potential flow, the meaning and limitations of transonic similarity are traced back to their origin. Although the main text deals with the quasi ... -
NASA-LLIS-3296
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For the Space Shuttle Program, a Sound Suppression Water System was installed on the launch pads to protect the orbiter and its payloads from damage by acoustical energy and rocket exhaust ...Subject(s) : Ground support systems , Launch support systems , Maintenance , -
NASA-LLIS-0115
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
During OMI V9023.F operations, the L/H payload bay door was noticed to have a slight upward bend in it due to excessive force placed on it through the L/H AFT PBD support ...Subject(s) : Flight Equipment , Ground Operations , -
NASA-LLIS-1112
Abstract: Description of Driving Event:
Joint Training for Backup ISS CrewmembersSubject(s) : Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel , Policy & Planning , -
NASA-LLIS-5996
Abstract: An ironworker (IW2) fell approximately 12 feet from a fixed ladder to a small platform below Level 41 in High Bay 4 of the VAB. In the process of falling, IW2 struck another ironworker (IW1), knocking IW1 from the lower ... -
NASA-LLIS-0735
Abstract: Practice:
Aerospace systems designers must ensure that the most reliable material is used to meet the design requirements for aerospace systems. Test results regarding corrosion resistance, susceptibility ... -
NASA NPD 1800.2 REV C
Abstract: Applicability
This NPD applies to NASA Headquarters and all NASA Centers, including Component Facilities, and to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and other NASA contractors to the extent specified ... -
NASA-LLIS-1839
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During the unit level vibration testing of the BEO of the LIDAR instrument of CALIPSO Satellite, the composite structure spider legs supporting the BEO secondary mirrors failed catastrophically. ...Subject(s) : Engineering Design (Phase C/D). , Integration and Testing , Systems Engineering and Analysis. , -
NACA-TR-605
Abstract: An analysis of the principal results of recent NACA lateral control research is made by utilizing the experience and progress gained during the course of the investigation. Two things are considered of primary importance ... -
NACA-TR-1306
Abstract: Approximate shapes of nonlifting bodies having minimum pressure foredrag at high supersonic airspeeds are calculated. With the aid of Newton's law of resistance, the investigation is carried out for various combinations ...Subject(s) : AERODYNAMIC , BALLISTIC , BODIES , COEFFICIENTS , COMPARISON , COMPUTATIONAL , DRAG , DYNAMICS , EXPERIMENTATION , FINENESS , FLUID , FOREBODIES , HIGH , INDEPENDENT , PRESSURE , RATIO , REVOLUTION , SPEED , SUPERSONIC , THEORIES , VARIABLES , VEHICLES , -
NASA-TN-D-2201
Abstract: Longitudinal aerodynamic characteristics of blunted cones at hypersonic and supersonic speedsSubject(s) : AERODYNAMIC , BLUNT , BODIES , BODY , CHARACTERISTICS , CONE , CONES , HYPERSONIC , LONGITUDINAL , SPEED , STABILITY , SUPERSONIC , -
NACA-TN-3162
Abstract: Lift, drag, moment, and pressure-distribution measurements have been made for the NACA 64A010, 64A410, 64A006, and 64A406 airfoil sections at high subsonic Mach numbers. The tests were made for angles of attack as high as ... -
NASA NPD 8910.1 REV B
Abstract: APPLICABILITY
This NPD applies to NASA Headquarters and NASA Centers, including Component Facilities, and to all activities involving animals funded by or sponsored by NASA or conducted in or on NASA ... -
NASA-CR-135069
Abstract: An experimental program to evaluate noncondensable gas generation in ammonia heat pipes was completed. A total of 37 heat pipes made of aluminum, stainless steel and combinations of these materials were processed by various ...Subject(s) : ALUMINUM , AMMONIA , COMPATIBILITY , CORROSION PREVENTION , GAS GENERATORS , HEAT PIPES , MATERIALS HANDLING , PASSIVITY , -
NASA-LLIS-0414
Abstract: Abstract:
Because two RF transistors were overdriven, Mariner 9 exciter RF output showed slow and continual degradation throughout the mission. Short-term tests of RF circuits may not be sufficient to ...Subject(s) : Hardware , Parts Materials & Processes , Test & Verification , -
NASA-LLIS-0286
Abstract: Abstract:
Contrary to design assumptions and the original flight plan, a decision was made to energize the Galileo Near Infrared Mapping Spectrometer (NIMS) cover heater prior to ejecting the covers. ...Subject(s) : Flight Equipment , Mechanical Devices , Test & Verification , Testing ,

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