Low frequency cosmic noise observations of the constitution of the local system
Mathematical models for electron distribution, synchrotron radiation, flux, and spectrum of low energy cosmic ray electrons in interstellar media
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Publications and source records attributed to Stone, R. G..
Mathematical models for electron distribution, synchrotron radiation, flux, and spectrum of low energy cosmic ray electrons in interstellar media
ATS-5 satellite dual swept radiometer features, operation and specifications
Extraterrestrial sources radiation including galactic, solar and magnetospheric radio emissions observed by RAE-I satellite at long wavelengths
Cosmic radio background noise spectrum near north galactic pole based on Radio Astronomy Explorer satellite experiments
Antenna reactance from sounding rocket in ionosphere, showing variations relationship to rocket spin period
Type 3 solar radio bursts observed during April- October 1967 for two alternative models of active region streamers in outer corona
Long-wavelength radio astronomy from Explorer 38 satellite with spatial distribution
Cosmic radio noise intensity measurements by ATS 2 satellite-borne radiometer
Type 3 radio bursts observed with ATS-2 satellite in outer solar corona
Variations in monopole and dipole antenna reactance related to ionospheric sounding rocket spin period and plasma flow distribution
ATS 2 satellite observations of enhanced radio noise bands in ionosphere and magnetosphere, noting plasma waves generation and coupling
Satellite observations of magnetospheric radio noise
Advanced Technology Satellite /ATS 2/ observations of solar radio bursts during radio noise measurement experiment from above ionosphere
Satellite radio noise measurements during solar radio bursts
Resistive and reactive components of impedance of short dipole in lower ionosphere
Short dipole antenna impedance measurements in ionosphere at observing frequency above electron gyrofrequency
Cosmic radio-noise intensities below 5 mc measured by rocket probe
Jupiter observations in 1963 and 1964 from Clark Lake Radio Observatory in California confirming Io influence on mother planet emissions