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Manual control of high-altitude Apollo launch abort
20191 min read19 words
Driscoll, N. R., Garren, K. R., and Meintel, A. J., Jr.
Legacy CDMS
Simulation study of manual control capability for Apollo spacecraft reentry orientation after high altitude launch abort using visual scene
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