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NASA Memorandum [NASA MEMO 4-19-59A]: Supersonic and moment-of-area rules combined for rapid zero-lift wave-drag calculations

Washington NASA 1959 . 68p , Bound together NASA MEMO 4-14-59A to 4-27-59A Lack No.4-16 to 4-17, 4-22 to 4-25 | Bound vol. Acc. No. 102439 contains Acc. No. TR11609 to TR11615

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SAFE ATMOSPHERE ENTRY OF AN ISOTOPE HEAT SOURCE WITH A SINGLE STABLE TRIM ATTITUDE AT HYPERSONIC SPEEDS

By Levy,Lionel L. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1972 . 44 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-6830-6832,6834-6839

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COMPARISON OF TWO MANEUVERS FOR LONGITUDINAL RANGE CONTROL DURING ATMOSPHERE ENTRY

By Levy,Lionel L. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1962 . 19 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-1201-1203,1205-1210

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ATMOSPHERE ENTRIES WITH SPACECRAFT LIFT-DRAG RATIOS MODULATED TO LIMIT DECELERATIONS

By Levy,Lionel L. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1962 . 25 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-1421-1426,1428-1430

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THE EFFECT ON THE DRAG OF A WING-BODY COMBINATION OF MOMENT-OF-AREA-RULE MODIFICATIONS WITH PODS DUCTED TO SIMULATE ENGINE NACELLES

By Dickey,Robert R. Nasa, Washington, D.C. 1960 . 15 , Bound With Nasa Tn D-301-07,309-10

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Effects of sting support diameter on the ASE pressure of an elliptic cone at mach numbers from 0.60 to 1.40 [NASA TN D-354]

By Stivers, Louis S.. Washington, D. C. National Aeronautics and Space Administration 1961 . 30p

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