Mariner V - Plasma and magnetic fields observed near Venus.
Plasma and magnetic fields observed near Venus by Mariner 5, discussing solar wind interaction with Venus ionosphere
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Plasma and magnetic fields observed near Venus by Mariner 5, discussing solar wind interaction with Venus ionosphere
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Mariner IV flight magnetometer data, determining interplanetary field and geomagnetic variability relationship
Polarity patterns of interplanetary magnetic field observed by Mariner IV during solar rotations
Scientific objectives and experiments for comet mission
Mariner IV magnetometer data in earth magnetosheath analyzed to determine character of fluctuations in magnetic field
Magnetic dipole moments of moon, Mars and Venus using space probes, discussing solar wind near- earth planetary field interaction measurements
Subsidiary peaks in power spectra of Ci and Kp /magnetic indices/ attributed to amplitude modulation of 27-day components
Mission planning and experiment design for future Mariner-type Venus space probes
Variations in polarity distribution of interplanetary magnetic field from observations by Mariner II and IV and IMP I
Magnetopause location, boundary positions and magnetic noise spectral data obtained with triaxial search coil magnetometer aboard Ogo I satellite
Mariner II interplanetary magnetic field measurements
Correction of magnetic measurements made by Mariner II, noting use of second-order approximation for interplanetary magnetic field
Martian magnetic dipole measurements from magnetometer aboard Mariner IV space probe
Preliminary results of magnetic field measurements in vicinity of magnetosphere and interplanetary space from Mariner IV
Technical aspects of magnetic decontamination procedures for spacecrafts
Magnetic field measurements near Mars show no evidence of magnet effect associated with planet
Mariner II magnetic measurements near Venus, estimating magnetic dipole moments