Measurement of cosmic ray anisotropy of solar origin by Explorer 34 satellite.
Solar cosmic ray anisotropy measurement by Explorer 34 satellite during solar flare events
Allum, F. R.↗
Engineering topics
Rao, U. R.
Publications and source records attributed to Rao, U. R..
Interrelationship of cosmic-ray anisotropies and the interplanetary magnetic field.
Cosmic ray anisotropy direction during solar proton events compared with concurrent interplanetary magnetic field vector direction, using Pioneer 6 data
Mccracken, K. C.↗
The acceleration of energetic particle fluxes in shock fronts in interplanetary space.
Enhanced fluxes of energetic particles coincident with onset of solar flare initiated Forbush decrease cause particle acceleration in shock wave
Bukata, R. P.↗
A comparison of the characteristics of corotating and flare-initiated Forbush decreases.
Flare initiated and corotating Forbush decreases from Pioneer 6 and 7 deep space probes
Bukata, R. P.↗
Cosmic rays - Asymptotic directions, etc.
Asymptotic directions of cosmic ray particles calculation with tabulated results for 79 points on earth surface
Fowler, B. C.↗
The inter-relationship of cosmic ray anisotropies and the interplanetary magnetic field
Inter relationship of cosmic ray anisotropies and interplanetary magnetic field
Mc Cracken, K. G.↗
Cosmic-ray propagation processes. I.
Time dependency, anisotropy, propagation and spectral properties of cosmic radiation released by solar flares during sunspot activity
SUNSPOT CYCLE↗
Cosmic-ray propagation processes. II.
Intense fluxes of charged particles associated with disturbances in interplanetary medium during 1966
SOLAR FLARE↗
Cosmic-ray propagation processes. III.
Cosmic ray propagation processes studied from measurement of anisotropic character of cosmic radiation /1965-1966/
DIURNAL VARIATION↗
Pioneer VI observations of the solar flare particle event of 7 July, 1966.
Time dependency, anisotropy degree and spectral composition of cosmic radiation generated during July 1966 solar flares as observed by Pioneer VI
SOLAR FLARE↗
A digital system for accurate time sector division of a spin-stabilized vehicle.
Aspect system on Pioneer VI and VII INCORPORATES digital computer for accurate time sector division of spin stabilized vehicle
SPIN STABILIZATION↗
Pioneer VI detector to measure degree of anisotropy of cosmic radiation in energy range 7.5-90 MEV/nucleon.
Pioneer VI detector to measure degree of anisotropy of cosmic radiation at various energy ranges
ENERGY LEVEL↗
Recurrent Forbush decreases associated with M-region magnetic storms.
Recurrent cosmic-ray modulation phenomena with Forbush decrease characteristics correlated with M-region magnetic storms, concluding that each series results from shock wave solar initiated
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Anisotropic cosmic radiation fluxes of solar origin.
Anisotropic cosmic radiation with flare effects flowing out of Sun and along filamentary magnetic structures imbedded in solar wind
SOLAR WIND↗
Anisotropic cosmic radiation fluxes of solar origin.
Cosmic ray flare effects observed by Pioneer VI SPACECRAFT
COSMIC RADIATION↗
The semi-diurnal anisotropy of the cosmic radiation.
Semidiurnal anisotropy of cosmic radiation observed from neutron monitor data treated by numerical filter techniques
INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD↗
A digital system for accurate time sector division of a spin stabilized vehicle
Digital system for accurate time sector division of spin stabilized vehicle as used on Pioneer space probes
PIONEER SPACE PROBE↗
Study of cosmic ray intensity measured by mariner ii and by ground neutron monitors during the forbush decrease of september 30, 1962
Cosmic ray intensity measured by Mariner III AND by ground neutron monitors during Forbush decrease
MARINER II SPACE PROBE↗