Atmospheric disturbances together with possible deviations in weight and in moment of inertia of vehicle tend to change flight path away from normal flight path; condition for proper cutoff time for rocket power, and proper corrections in elevator angle so that vehicle will land at chosen destination; scheme of tracking and automatic navigation involving high speed computer and elevator servo suggested.
Automatic navigation of long range rocket vehicle
Am Rocket Soc -- J
American Rocket Society -- Journal ; 22 , n 4
1952
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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