1970•Bulletin of the American Astronomical SocietyRequires access

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D.C. I. Ames Research Center; II. Goddard Space Flight Center; III. Jet Propulsion Laboratory; IV. Langley Research Center; V. Manned Spacecraft Center; VI. Marshall Space Flight Center; VII. NASA Headquarters: Physics and astronomy programs. Report 1968-1969.

N. G. Roman

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Key concepts: Center (category theory), Aeronautics, Jet propulsion, Aerospace engineering, Spacecraft, Research center, Space (punctuation), Physics

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, D.C. I. Ames Research Center; II. Goddard Space Flight Center; III. Jet Propulsion Laboratory; IV. Langley Research Center; V. Manned Spacecraft Center; VI. Marshall Space Flight Center; VII. NASA Headquarters: Physics and astronomy programs. Report 1968-1969. — Research Paper | ScholarLens