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  • Apollo 15 Lunar Surface Magnetometer failure 
    Perkins, Derek. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1974)
    The LSM experiment data output became invalid at 15.07.33 hours on 10 December 1973. The data indicated "all ones". There have been spasmodic attempts by the experiment to output data since the original failure occurred, ...
  • Apollo 15 PSE anomalies 
    Hogeboom, L.; Breseke, D. K. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1971)
    This ATM presents the results of the Apollo 15 Passive Seismic Experiment (PSE) Anomalies Investigation.
  • Apollo 16 ALSEP anomalies 
    Breezy, T. A. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1972)
    Since deployment of the Apollo 16 ALSEP, only the passive seismic experiment has experienced a recurring anomalous event. This event appears to be cyclical in nature, resulting from the inexorable temperature changes that ...
  • Apollo 16 ALSEP Array D flight system familiarization manual 
    Unknown author (Bendix Corporation, Aerospace Systems Division, 1971)
    The purpose of this Apollo 16 ALSEP, Array D Flight System Familiarization Manual is to familiarize the reader with the scientific objectives of ALSEP, equipment make-up, system deployment, and operation. This manual ...
  • Apollo 16 launch April 16 
    Atchison, Kenneth C. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1972)
    NASA News press kit for the Apollo 16 launch April 16.
  • Apollo 16 LRV traverses. 
    Unknown author (publisher unknown, 1971)
    Gives a narrative description of the goals, table of information (station, time, travel time, geological features, and observations and activities), and timeline for each of the three LRV traverses.
  • Apollo 16 photographic and scientific debriefing : May 9, 1972 
    Young, John, 1930-2018; Mattingly, T. Ken (Thomas Ken); Duke, Charlie, 1935-; Lovell, Jim (Manned Spacecraft Center, 1972)
    This is the transcription of the Apollo 16 Photographic and Scientific Debriefing conducted at the Manned Spacecraft Center Building 30 Auditorium May 9, 1972. The Apollo 16 astronauts were John W. Young, commander; Thomas ...
  • Apollo 16 rocks: Classification and petrogenetic model 
    Warner, Jeffrey L.; Simonds, Charles H.; Phinney, William C. (Pergamon, 1973)
    The Apollo 16 rocks include cataclastic anorthosites, two varieties of unequilibrated breccia, two varieties of partly- to fully-equilibrated breccia, and a sequence of partially melted breccias. The latter, which dominate ...
  • Apollo 16 science handbook 
    TRW Systems Group. (Manned Spacecraft Center, 1972)
    The purpose of the Apollo 16 Science Handbook is to provide a summary of key mission events and science activities as an overview for management personnel in the Science and Applications Directorate and for members of the ...
  • Apollo 16, EVA planning assumptions, LRV traverse assessment : December 1971. 
    Unknown author (publisher unknown, 1971)
    Contains assumptions, activity metabolic comparison 15 actual versus 16 planning, Apollo 16 EVA summary, Apollo 16-Descartes traverses calculated data, and riding traverse distance all concerning use of the lunar rover vehicle.
  • Apollo 17 ALSEP anomalies 
    Breezy, T. A. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1974)
    Since deployment of the Apollo 17 ALSEP, the Lunar Ejecta and Meteorite Experiment (LEAM) has experienced a recurring anomalous event associated with elevated temperatures. The Lunar Atmospheric Composition Experiment ...
  • Apollo 17 ALSEP Array "E" operations plan ATR-341 
    Unknown author (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1972)
    It is the purpose of this document to present information on the recommended procedures for initializing and maintaining proper operation of that configuration of the Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package designated ...
  • Apollo 17 crew debriefing for science : January 8, 1973 
    Unknown author (Manned Spacecraft Center, 1973)
    Transcription of the Apollo 17 Scientific Debriefing conducted at the Manned Spacecraft Center Building 30 Auditorium, Houston, TX, January 8, 1973.
  • Apollo 17 final flight plan 
    Manned Spacecraft Center (U.S.). Flight Planning Branch. Crew Procedures Division. (Manned Spacecraft Center (U.S.), 1972)
    The Apollo 17 final flight plan including revisions A (November 20, 1972), B (November 29, 1972), and C (December 1, 1972)
  • Apollo 17 LACE background noise anomaly 
    Perkins, Derek. (Bendix, Aerospace Systems Division, 1973)
    The Lunar Atmospheric Composition Experiment (LACE) has experienced a zero offset condition in the low and mid mass channels of the science data since the experiment was first initialized on the moon. The cause of the ...
  • Apollo 17 LEAM temperature slope anomaly 
    Perkins, Derek. (Bendix, Aerospace Systems Division, 1973)
    The Lunar Ejecta and Meteorites Experiment (LEAM) temperature profile, during the 8th lunation of Apollo 17 ALSEP, indicated an apparent unusually rapid rise in temperature from 176 F. to 179 F. This rise was reported as ...
  • Apollo 17 lunar surface experiments summary : case 40058 
    Chang, G. K. (Bell Laboratories, 1972)
    Contains a brief description of each surface experiment including the scientific objectives, the parameters to be measured, and a very brief description of the instruments. In cases where the experiment has flown previously, ...
  • Apollo 17 science handbook 
    Unknown author (Manned Spacecraft Center, 1972-11-10)
    The purpose of the Apollo 17 Science Handbook is to provide a summary of key mission events and science activities as an overview for management personnel in the Science and Applications Directorate and for members of the ...
  • Apollo 17, Station 6 boulder sample 76255: Absolute petrology of breccia matrix and igneous clasts 
    Warner, Jeffrey L.; Simonds, Charles H.; Phinney, William C. (Pergamon Press, 1976)
    This is a petrologic report on sample 76255 from the Apollo 17 Station 6 boulder, the matrix of which yields a crystallization age of 3.98 AE.
  • Apollo : in-flight experiment guide. 
    Unknown author (Office of Manned Space Flight?, 1964)
    Outlines the general procedures, constraints and schedules that may be of assistance to those interested in participating in the Apollo flight program with scientific, technological or medical in-flight experiments.

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