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NASA-STD-5018 — Strength Design and Verification Criteria for Glass, Ceramics, and Windows in Human Space Flight Applications (Baseline w/CHANGE 1)

NASA-STD-5018 is listed as current Current
in the NASA Technical Standards (NTSS) catalog as of our last index refresh (2026-08-23). Status is mirrored from that catalog, re-checked weekly — every change is logged. Note: its publication date is 2011-08-12 — 15.0 years old — so check for newer interim changes before citing it.

Branch	NASA
Series	NASA-STD
Publication date	2011-08-12 (15.0 years ago)
Status	Current
Proponent / OPR	NASA Technical Standards Program
Source of record	NASA Technical Standards (NTSS)

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NASA-STD-5017 — Design and Development Requirements for Mechanisms (B) Current
NASA-STD-5019 — Fracture Control Requirements for Spaceflight Hardware (A w/CHANGE 4) Current
NASA-STD-5020 — Requirements for Threaded Fastening Systems in Spaceflight Hardware (B) Current

This is an unofficial index built from the public catalog. The controlling copy is always the one on NASA Technical Standards (NTSS) — verify there before citing NASA-STD-5018 in an official product.