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| ----- A useful reference, which I cannot afford to add to my groaning library. Borrowed January 2017 ----- ----- ===Notes:=== .p118 ARIA: Apollo Range Instrumentation Aircraft, EC-135 (like Boeing 707) that relayed voice and recording telemetry. .p127 PAD: pre-advisory data, spoken numbers uplinked to astronauts to a small form, used for navigation and manual operation in the event of automatic equipment failure .p130 passing through van Allen belt at "10 km/s": minutes through the inner belt protons, 1.5 hours through the outer belt electrons. In lunar orbital plane, not through the densest equatorial portions of the belts. .p134 TD&E Transposition, docking, and extraction of LM .p136 [[ https://history.nasa.gov/diagrams/ad003.gif | SLA (spacecraft LM adapter) panel]], 4 panels per mission, as many as 36 in heliocentric orbit |
How Apollo Flew to the Moon
W. David Woods, Praxis 2011, second edition ISBN 978-1-4419-7178-4, Central 629.454 w868h 2011
A useful reference, which I cannot afford to add to my groaning library. Borrowed January 2017
===Notes:===
- p118 ARIA: Apollo Range Instrumentation Aircraft, EC-135 (like Boeing 707) that relayed voice and recording telemetry.
- p127 PAD: pre-advisory data, spoken numbers uplinked to astronauts to a small form, used for navigation and manual operation in the event of automatic equipment failure
- p130 passing through van Allen belt at "10 km/s": minutes through the inner belt protons, 1.5 hours through the outer belt electrons. In lunar orbital plane, not through the densest equatorial portions of the belts.
p134 TD&E Transposition, docking, and extraction of LM
p136 SLA (spacecraft LM adapter) panel, 4 panels per mission, as many as 36 in heliocentric orbit
