Estimates of thermochemical relaxation lengths behind normal shock waves relevant to manned lunar and Mars return missions, the aeroassist flight experiment, and Mars entry View on Open Library

Estimates of thermochemical relaxation lengths behind normal shock waves relevant to manned lunar and Mars return missions, the aeroassist flight experiment, and Mars entry

by John T. Howe

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First published: 1991 1 language
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Aeroassist Atmospheric entry Earth atmosphere Manned Mars missions Mars atmosphere Molecular relaxation Thermochemistry

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