Box 55
Contains 72 Results:
Apollo Program, 1961 - 1977
NASA Career, 1948 - 2009
Internal Note MSC-EG-69-16, Project Apollo: Stability Analysis of Apollo Block II CSM/LM Thrust Vector Control Systems, March 20, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. S-PA-9T-055: Apollo Mission Techniques, Mission G, Manual Ascent, Techniques Description, July 17, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. S-PA-9T-137: Mission G Abort from Lunar Powered Descent and Subsequent Rendezvous, July 11, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. S-Pa-9T-144: Apollo Mission techniques, Mission G, Earth Parking Orbit and Translunar Injection, Techniques Description, July 23, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 66-EG-41: The Effect of Range on LM Descent Guidance Performance in the Presence of Engine Thrust Uncertainties, November 15, 1966
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 68-FM-74: LM Powered Ascent Trajectory for the Apollo Lunar Landing Mission, March 20, 1968
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-30: Apollo Mission F Mission Planning Briefing for the Crew, January 31, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-57: Preliminary Alternate Mission Plan for Apollo Mission F, Vol. III Lunar Alternate Rendezvous, March 4, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-154: Quickest Possible Returns to Earth for Apollo 11 (Mission G) Aborts, June 3, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-156: Apollo 11 (Mission G) Spacecraft Dispersion Analysis, Vol. IV, Descent and Ascent Dispersion Analyses, Part 1 Lunar Descent (Addendum) , July 2, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-181: An Evaluation of the LOI Attitude Monitoring Procedure Technique for Dispersed Translunar Approach Hyperbolas, July 1, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Apollo 11/LM-5 Post Mission Report, August 5, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Preliminary mineralogical, petrological, and geochemical examination of lunar samples and subsequent astronaut training, December 8, 1966
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-187: Entry Mission Plan Apollo 11 (Mission G), July 3, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Internal Note No. 69-FM-193: Rationale for Using the Saturn Monitor and Abort Crew Charts for Apollo 11 (Mission G), July 7, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Ionizing radiation sources on Apollo 11, July 14, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Landing site dependent phases of Apollo lunar missions, November 29, 1967
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Lunar dust disturbance on descent, July 15, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
Lunar landing site position determined requirements for AS-504 and subsequent missions, circa 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
LM communication Capability During Lunar Landing Descent and Ascent, undated
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
LM powered descent loss of comm procedure, July 8, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
LM PGNCS/AGS steering signal compatibility during powered ascent, December 13, 1966
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.
LM Recontact Analysis During Tiltover Abort Staging for Apollo 11, July 10, 1969
The Mission Planning files contain those materials essential to the planning and execution of the Apollo program mission, especially the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission. The bulk of the sub-group is retained in Armstrong's original order. However, a significant amount of mission planning material was found throughout the Armstrong papers.