Add to ORKGThe occurrence of an anomaly during the Apollo 16 flight is discussed. The canopy of one of the recovered main parachutes had numerous small burn holes. An analysis of events following main parachute deployment which could cause the anomaly is presented. It is concluded that the burn holes in the parachute were the result of oxidizer being expelled when the plus-yaw engines were fired as the spacecraft was in the final phase of descent
Experiments on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 were utilized in an attempt to learn about the induced...
This paper is a summary compilation of work accomplished over the past decade at NASA’s Kennedy Spac...
A bubble of water collected on the delivery probe of the food preparation unit after hot water was d...
In the investigation of the failure of one of the three main parachutes of the Apollo 15 spacecraft,...
A postflight analysis is presented of the sequence which caused toxic gas to enter the cabin during ...
The significant anomalies that occurred on the Apollo 16 flight are presented. The major areas under...
The command module reaction control system is emptied of all remaining propellant using ground suppo...
The significant anomalies that occurred during the Apollo 15 mission are discussed. The five major a...
An explosive failure of a ground support equipment decontamination unit tank occurred during the pos...
Summary of Findings: (1) The post-failure investigation determined that extended operation of the he...
The dramatic journey of the crippled Apollo 13 vehicle has been heavily documented and popularized. ...
At approximately 63 seconds into the flight of Skylab 1 on May 14, 1973, an anomaly occurred which r...
January 27, 1967 is a day that those of us involved with the Apollo 1 program will never forget. Thi...
In June 2010, an 870 lbf Space Shuttle Orbiter Reaction Control System Primary Thruster experienced ...
Approximately 2 minutes 13 seconds after lift-off of the Apollo 6 mission, abrupt changes of strain,...
Experiments on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 were utilized in an attempt to learn about the induced...
This paper is a summary compilation of work accomplished over the past decade at NASA’s Kennedy Spac...
A bubble of water collected on the delivery probe of the food preparation unit after hot water was d...
In the investigation of the failure of one of the three main parachutes of the Apollo 15 spacecraft,...
A postflight analysis is presented of the sequence which caused toxic gas to enter the cabin during ...
The significant anomalies that occurred on the Apollo 16 flight are presented. The major areas under...
The command module reaction control system is emptied of all remaining propellant using ground suppo...
The significant anomalies that occurred during the Apollo 15 mission are discussed. The five major a...
An explosive failure of a ground support equipment decontamination unit tank occurred during the pos...
Summary of Findings: (1) The post-failure investigation determined that extended operation of the he...
The dramatic journey of the crippled Apollo 13 vehicle has been heavily documented and popularized. ...
At approximately 63 seconds into the flight of Skylab 1 on May 14, 1973, an anomaly occurred which r...
January 27, 1967 is a day that those of us involved with the Apollo 1 program will never forget. Thi...
In June 2010, an 870 lbf Space Shuttle Orbiter Reaction Control System Primary Thruster experienced ...
Approximately 2 minutes 13 seconds after lift-off of the Apollo 6 mission, abrupt changes of strain,...
Experiments on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 were utilized in an attempt to learn about the induced...
This paper is a summary compilation of work accomplished over the past decade at NASA’s Kennedy Spac...
A bubble of water collected on the delivery probe of the food preparation unit after hot water was d...