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Space processing experiments on sounding rockets

H. F. Weunscher

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The use of sounding rockets for the conduct of, and verification of, processing experiments and techniques under conditions of weightlessness are summarized. The experimental payloads, project management, mission schedules are also discussed.

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The use of sounding rockets for the conduct of, and verification of, processing experiments and techniques under conditions of weightlessness are summarized. The experimental payloads, project management, mission schedules are also discussed.

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The use of sounding rockets for the conduct of, and verification of, processing experiments and techniques under conditions of weightlessness are summarized. The experimental payloads, project management, mission schedules are also discussed.

Key concepts: Sounding rocket, Aerospace engineering, Depth sounding, Aeronautics, Weightlessness, Remote sensing, Space research, Space (punctuation)

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