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Rottman, G. J.

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Far ultraviolet spectra and altitude profiles of the dawn airglow.

The far ultraviolet spectrum of the dawn airglow was observed with a scanning Ebert spectrophotometer aboard an Aerobee 170 rocket launched from White Sands, New Mexico, on January 25, 1971, at 0727 MST. Altitude profiles were obtained between 100 and 244 km for the brightest spectral features, HI 1216, OI 1304, and OI 1356. The OI 1356 column intensity is used to estimate a 1356 intensity of about 10 R at the unilluminated magnetic conjugate point; this procedure is consistent with recent observations.

Rottman, G. J.↗

The far-ultraviolet emission spectrum of the K2 III star, Arcturus.

A moderate-resolution far-ultraviolet spectrum of the K2 IIIp star Arcturus, obtained with a rocket-borne spectrometer, shows chromospheric emission features. Hydrogen L-alpha and O I (1303 A) are clearly identified. The O I (1304 A) stellar surface brightness is as great or greater than that of the sun. Other metal lines, including those of carbon, are weak compared to the O I line.

Moos, H. W.↗

Lyman-alpha emission from Arcturus

Star Arcturus chromospheric Lyman alpha emission observation by rocket-borne precision pointing telescope and UV spectrometer

Barry, J. R.↗