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  • Apollo lunar surface scientific data recovery requirements 
    Fry, R. (Manned Spacecraft Center, 1969)
    This document presents operational requirements and precautionary information related to the recovery and return of Apollo Lunar Surface Scientific Data from the first Apollo lunar landing mission (Mission G-1). The primary ...
  • Apollo Lunar Surfce Drill bore stem design 
    Gerke, P. Donald (Lunar Experiments Project Office, 1972)
    Martin Marietta Corporation has submitted the Bore Stem Structural Analysis Report (enclosure 1) for NASA's review and approval. Since redesigning the bore stem joint was your recommendation, we are requesting your office ...
  • Apollo Passive Seismic Experiment Expanded Event Catalog 
    Weber, Renee C.; Nagihara, Seiichi; Dimech, Jesse-Lee (NASA Planetary Data System, https://pds-geosciences.wustl.edu/missions/apollo/seismic_event_catalog.htm, 2020)
    This document contains information to explain the contents of the archive, which is submitted as a supplement to the integrated catalog of lunar seismic events that was delivered to the PDS, available here: https://pds-g ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status 
    Eichelman, W. F. (Johnson Space Center, 1973)
    This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is divided into four sections, section one being the Introduction. ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status : 1 December 1973 
    Eichelman, W. F. (1973)
    This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is divided into four sections, section one being the Introduction. ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status : 1 March 1974 
    Eichelman, W. F. (1974)
    This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is divided into four sections, section one being the Introduction. ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status : 10 June 1976 
    Eichelman, W. F. (Johnson Space Center, 1976)
    This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is divided into four sections, section one being the Introduction. ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status : 18 September 1973 
    Eichelman, W. F. (1973)
    This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is divided into four sections, section one being the Introduction. ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status : 20 April 1976 
    Eichelman, W. F. (Johnson Space Center, 1976)
    Includes typescript, paste-up, and hand-drawn folded charts. This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is ...
  • Apollo Program lunar surface equipment status : 3 June 1974 
    Eichelman, W. F. (1974)
    This report covers the performance of the deployed equipment which was designed to continue to provide data after the return of the crew to earth. The report is divided into four sections, section one being the Introduction. ...
  • Apollo scientific experiments data handbook 
    Eichelman, W. F.; Lauderdale, W. W. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, 1976)
    A brief description of each of the Apollo scientific experiments, together with its operational history, the data content and formats, and the availability of the data. The lunar surface experiments described are the passive ...
  • Apollo XII Suprathermal Ion Detector Experiment : one year report 
    Unknown author (Rice University, 1970)
    Reviews the lunar surface operation of the Suprathermal Ion Detector Experiment (SIDE) and gives the status of the experiment as of September 1, 1970, including observations of scientific and engineering interest which ...
  • Apophis T–9 Years: Knowledge Opportunities for the Science of Planetary Defense : November 4–6, 2020 
    Binzel, Richard P.; Michel, Patrick, 1970- (Lunar and Planetary Institute, 2020)
    Explores the dynamical details and corresponding science opportunities presented by the April 13, 2029 near-miss passage of the asteroid Apophis. Knowledge is the first line of planetary defense, and the 2029 Apophis ...
  • Appendix A LSPE transmitting antenna stability investigation 
    Owens, J. H., Jr. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1971)
    This is an Appendix to original ATM 1036 and revises the investigation to account for the monopole transmitting antenna.
  • Application of remote sensing techniques to the study of the Earth : special session abstracts, eleventh Lunar and Planetary Science Conference March 17, 1980 
    Phillips, R. J. (Roger J.), 1940-2020; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5869-7427; Thome, Pitt G. (Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1980)
    Abstracts for the Application of remote sensing techniques to the study of the Earth a special session at the eleventh Lunar and Planetary Science Conference March 17, 1980.
  • Approved materials list for ALSEP equipment. Addendum 1 
    Sondeen, P. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1971)
    Amendment 1 to ATM 242 is issued to incorporate additional non-metallic materials which can be approved on the basis of successful prior use in ALSEP and evidence that the requirements of Array E can be met.
  • April engineering model test progress report 
    Bedford, A.; Lewis, L. R. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1967)
    This is the sixth monthly progress report on the ALSEP Engineering Model Systems Tests which covers the efforts during the time period 1 April through 30 April.
  • April system safety progress report, ALSEP Array "E" 
    Lavin, W. J.; Rusky, B. J. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1972)
    This ATM documents the progress of the System Safety Program for ALSEP Array E through March 1972.
  • Arecibo S-band radar characterization of local-scale heterogeneities within Mercury's north polar deposits 
    Rivera-Valentín, Edgard G.; Meyer, Heather M.; Taylor, Patrick A.; Mazarico, Erwan; Bhiravarasu, Sriram S.; Virkki, Anne K.; Nolan, Michael C.; Chabot, Nancy L.; Giorgini, Jon D.; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4042-003X; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2493-943X (IOP Publishing, 2022-03-14)
    Ground-based planetary radar observations first revealed deposits of potentially nearly pure water ice in some permanently shadowed regions (PSRs) on Mercury's poles. Later, the MESSENGER spacecraft confirmed the icy nature ...
  • Array E - ALSEP-component qual/flight differences and rationale 
    Van Hoorde, G. R. (Bendix Aerospace Systems Division, 1972)
    Presented herein are the Qual/Flight Components Differences and Rationale. These component differences are presented in more detail in ATM 1054. The reason to present this information in this manner and format is to expedite ...

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