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Motion Devices for Linear and Angular Oscillation and for Abrupt Acceleration Studies on Human Subjects (Impact): A Description of Facilities in Use and Proposed.
Published by National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council; Washington, D.C.; 1961., 1961
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Wraps, 9 3/4 x 6 7/8 inches, 132 pp., numerous illustrations, pull-out chart in rear (summary chart of motion devices). Good plus or very good minus (moderate soiling, covers; mild edge wear; pages clean and binding tight). "A special report. for the Panel on Acceleration Stress, Armed Forces-NRC Committee on Bio-Astronautics". An early U.S. space program item. Describes 44 motion devices, including the NASA Pitch-Roll Chair, NASA Iron Cross, model of the NASA three-degree-of-motion simulator, NASA Normal Acceleration and Pitch (NAP) Simulator, NASA Horizon Projector, NASA Optical Simulator. (3214015).
