New techniques in astrodynamics for moon systems exploration 

Tides and exomoons: orbital evolution, detection, and habitability 

Techniques for analysis and design of temporary capture and resonant motion in astrodynamics 

Seer or victim? The figure of Marsyas in Roman art, religion, and politics 

Advanced nuclear technologies for deep space exploration 

Trajectory mission design and navigation for a space weather forecast 

Exploration of the celestial cards, and of two of the games in which they are used : viz. Conjunction and Combination ; to which is prefixed a brief introduction to astronomy. [book] 

Interactions of planetary surfaces with space environments and their effects on volatile formation and transport: atomic scale simulations 

A drill book on the patterns of world geography 

Methods of enchantment: examining the practical instructions of Ficino's musical magic 

The Galileo star scanner as an instrument for measuring energetic electrons in the Jovian environment 

Orbital analysis, prediction and maximum likelihood estimation 

Lakdawalla_Emily.pdf 

A study of myths and fables in the works of Hyginus 

A guide to co-curricular astronomy: A teacher-student handbook 

A fine-structure chemistry model of the Io plasma torus 

The evolution of scientific thought from the 15th through the 17th centuries. The men and ideas. The growth of truth 

The techniques of the delayed but prepared entrance in the plays of Shakespeare and his predecessors 

Science concepts and news magazines 

A study of the myth of Ceres and Proserpina with special reference to its influence upon English literature 

A supplementary science pamphlet for a Korean sixth grade. 

Technical and operational assessment of molecular nanotechnology for space operations 

Andrew J. Viterbi, "Retrospective through Publications," April 21, 2005. 

2005 Franklin Institute Awards Week Electrical Engineering Symposium, April 21, 2005. Announcement. 

John G Proakis, "Application of the Viterbi Algorithm to Communication Channel Equalization," April 21, 2005.