NASA Authorization for Fiscal Year 1967: Hearings Before the ...889-2, on S. 2909, Feb. 28; March 1,2,3,and 4, 1966

United States. Congress. Senate. Aeronautical and Space Sciences

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Mueller Dr George E Associate Administrator for Manned Space Flight Page NASA 101	xiv

Apollo scheduling system	xv

Major MSF milestones	107

Manned Space Flight manpower	110

Manned Space Flight Saturn IB manpower_	111

Federal expenditures defense atomic energy and space as a percent age of the gross national product ___	112

NAŠA Manned Space Flight fiscal year 1967 budget estimate	116

Manned Space Flight general objectives	155

Solid rocket motor firing	493

Progress in nuclear rockets	494

SNAP 8 NaK pump testing	495

Status of SNAP 8 testing	496

Electric propulsion_	497

Fluid mechanics of blood flow	498

Advanced space suit_ _ _	499

Human factor systems program	500

Manned Space Flight specific objectives time phasing	156

Major MSF milestones	157

NASA Office of Manned Space Flight_	158

Manpower management	162

Mission operations organization 14 SaturnApollo Applications	164

SaturnApollo Applications organizational relations	165

Roles of Manned Space Flight Centers for SaturnApollo Applica tions	166

Advanced Manned Missions Experiments Office	167

MSF experiment program_	168

Phase A Advanced studies conceptfeasibility studies	169

Phase B Project definition	170

Phase D Development and operations	171

Manned space flight incentive contract conversion	173

Space medicine	175

Manned space flightGovernment relation DOD	176

Manned space flightGovernment relation HEW Commerce AEC	177

Manned Space Flightindustry relationships	179

Apollo executive group	180

Operations executive group	181

SaturnApollo contractor and Government meeting on manufacturing technology	183

Gemini objectives	184

Gemini III launch	185

Extravehicular activity Gemini IV	186

Earth orbit rendezvous Gemini 7Gemini 6	187

Incentive contract summary	188

Twomonth launch interval study	189

Significance of medical data through Gemini VII	191

Apollo program objectives	196

Kennedy Space CenterLaunch complex 37	224

Basic Apollo missionsAAP capabilities	230

Apollo Applications major 1965 accomplishments_	242

Basis for confidence	248

Launch crew training	252

Flight controller training	253

Apollo flight crew training_	254

MSF program evolution alternatives	255

Earth orbital program	256

Lunar programsApollo	257

Lunar programsPower systems	258

Planetary program_	259

MSF capability growth	260

Categories of Earth orbital studies	261

Categories of planetary studies_	263

MSF vehicles study area	264

Saturn vehicles upratingimprovement techniques	265

NASA Manned Space Flight fiscal year 1967 budget estimate	266

Kennedy Space CenterApollo propulsion module	269

Mississippi Test FacilityNavigation lock and bascule bridge	271

Mississippi Test FacilitySaturn V first stage dual position test stand	272

Space science and applicationsProgram content_	279

Luna 9 photograph of lunar surface	302

Space science and applicationsSpace missions lunar and planetary	339

Space science and applicationsSpace missions meteorology	340

Space science and applicationsSpace missions launch vehicles	341

Space science and applicationsFlight missions_	342

Space science and applicationsProgram content_	343

Program contentPhysics and astronomy	344

Areas of significant OĜO I and II measurements	346

Program contentLunar and planetary	348

Ranger photographs	349

Mariner IVMars photographs_	351

Operational use of data by Weather Bureau	353

154b TOS system concept	354

Tiros IX view of the global circulation	355

Nimbus I	356

Program contentCommunications and ATS	357

Televising Gemini 6 and 7 recoveries	358

Program contentBioscience ___	359

Automated urine analysis apparatus	360

Turbidostat continuous culture equipment for hydrogenomonas	361

First photo ever obtained of Gegenschein _	362

Synoptic terrain photography	363

Program contentSustaining university program_	365

Regional distribution of NASA trainees 196566	366

Sustaining university programResearch	367

Program contentLaunch vehicle development	368

Program contentLaunch vehicle procurement	369

Administrative operations budget	370

Tracking and data acquisition	380

Tracking and data acquisition fund requirements	386

Communications requirements for Apollo mission control	392

Tracking and data acquisition	409

Ranger IX support	415

Apollo reentry shipsHurricane damage and salvage operations	419

Satellite program support	425

Tracking and data acquisition NASA direct manpower	431

OART program distribution	437

Status of SNAP 8 testing	443

Advanced research and technology	482

Subsonic and transonic aerodynamics	488

Progress in space group	490

Lifting reentry vehicle M2	491

Project fire	492

Mariner IVTV processing	501

Laser tracking	502

Supersonic aircraft_	503

Stress corrosion of titanium_	504

Human endoradiosonde___	505

Physiological data_	506

Automobile braking studies	507

Outgrowth of aircraft operation study	508

Automobile braking studies	509

NASAOART budget	510

Planning process	511

Program cycle	512

Aeronautics	513

Operation of jet VTOL aircraft	515

Airborne system	516

Expansion of propulsion systems laboratory	518

Relation of internal to external forces	520

Perceived noise levels	522

Advanced research and technology	523

Earth orbit launch weights	525

Rechargeable space batteries	528

Projected SNAP 8 applications	529

Discipline group	530

Effect of atomic structure on friction_	531

Life support	532

Human factors system program	533

Recycling life support system test	534

Optical radar	536

Statistical data compression_	537

Impact of integrated electronics	538

Propulsion module concept	565

Versatility	566

Earth orbit weights	567

Manned Mars landing 1986	568

Nuclear rocket vehicle for manned planetary landing missions	569

Manned planetary flyby missions	570

Interplanetary mission summary	571

Nuclear rocket program parts	572

Graphite reactor	573

Engine system test	574

Graphite reactor	575

NRX43 test results	576

Nominal design values	577

Phoebus IA reactor at test cell	578

Increased test cell C capacity	579

Growth of fuel element performance	580

Facility feed system for Phoebus reactor	581

Phoebus 2 nozzle development	582

Nuclear rocket engine	583

Reactor test	584

NERVA EST turbopump	585

Hot bleed port nozzle	586

Cold flow engine system	587

Cold flow engine tests	588

Ground experiment engine	589

Exhaust duct elbow fabrication	590

EMAD handling equipment	591

Pressure acceleration and temperature measurement_	592

Cable and cable assemblies	593

Engine configurations	595

Thermal cycle failure of tungsten	596

Improved tungstenuraniumeioxide fuel_	597

Tungsten uraniumdioxide fuel 196263	598

Comparison between solidcore reactors	599

Liquid nuclear fuel reactor	600

Cavity reactor concepts research part A	602

Isotopic thruster	603

Nuclear rocket program	604

Operating range of power sources	606

Space power systems under investigation	607

Nuclear heat source_	609

Nimbus BSNAP 19	610

Apollo lunar surface experiment package_	611

Brayton turboelectric_	612

Brayton cycle research turbine 6inch diameter	613

Shipping of reactor systems_	615

Shipping of reactor systems	616

Shipping of reactor systems	617

SNAP 8 power system	618

Status of SNAP 8 testing	619

SNAP 8 NaK pump	620

SNAP 8 condenser	621

SNAP 8 turbine failure	622

Ground prototype test facility	623

Advanced nuclear power technology	625

Advanced systems	626

Twostage potassium turbine rotor	627

Potassium turbine after 2000hour endurance test	628

Adams Dr Mac C Associate Administrator Advanced Research	641

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434	675

Foster Dr John S Jr Director Defense Research and Engineering	687

Voyager planning 314	714

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Nosaukums	NASA Authorization for Fiscal Year 1967: Hearings Before the ...889-2, on S. 2909, Feb. 28; March 1,2,3,and 4, 1966
Autors	United States. Congress. Senate. Aeronautical and Space Sciences
Izdota	1966
Apjoms	717 lappuses

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