Observations of the Crab Nebula at lambda equals 5800 angstron units nu, and 3.5 nu with a 4-minute beam.
IR observations of Crab Nebula using 30 inch aperture telescope
Ney, E. P.↗
Engineering topics
Ney, E. P.
Publications and source records attributed to Ney, E. P..
Airglow observations from OSO-B2 satellite.
Airglow intensity studied from observations by photometers on OSO-B2 satellite
Burnett, G. B.↗
Experiment S001 /S-1/, zodiacal light photography
Wide angle photography of airglow, zodiacal light, and Milky Way galaxy during Gemini 10 flight
Huch, W. F.↗
Vertical distribution of dust in the stratosphere
Vertical distribution of stratospheric dust to determine total meteoric dust influx over earth surface
VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION↗
Experiment S-1, zodiacal light photography
Gemini IX experiment to photograph airglow, zodiacal light, and Milky Way
ZODIACAL LIGHT↗
The evidence for a particulate matter in space and its potential accretion rate by the moon and the earth
Evidence for particulate matter in space and its potential accretion rate by moon and earth
PARTICULATE FILTER↗
Mechanisms for lunar luminescence.
Visibility of lunar luminescence, noting favorable possibilities at new Moon, dark eclipses and far side and energy sources for luminescence
LUNAR LUMINESCENCE↗
Mechanisms for lunar luminescence
Spectroscopic evidence for lunar luminescence, and direct and storage processes for converting energy to luminescence
SPECTROSCOPY↗
Observations of the solar corona from the limb of the sun to the zodiacal light, july 20, 1963.
Absolute brightness, polarization and polarization direction of inner corona obtained during solar eclipse of july 20, 1963
RADIATION INTENSITY↗
Observations of the solar corona from the limb of the sun to the zodiacal light, july 20, 1963
Observing solar corona from limb of sun to zodiacal light
ZODIACAL LIGHT↗