Correlation of a solar flare with a visual aurora
Correlation of solar flare with visual aurora
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Correlation of solar flare with visual aurora
Spectral and electrophotometric studies of upper atmosphere - airglows, atomic oxygen, hydroxyl emission, helium line spectra, auroras, and solar cycle effects on magnetosphere
Qualitative analysis of hydrogen line spectra for determining proton distribution in aurora
Relative populations of second positive nitrogen band system vibrations in auroras at various latitudes
Electrophotometric observation of aurora display
Statistical correlation between auroras at zenith and magnetic disturbances of asymmetric magnetosphere
Ambient ionospheric electron density studied as triggering mechanism of auroras
Correlation between ionospheric electron measurements and transverse magnetic disturbance caused by magnetic storm and aurora
Geomagnetic pulsations Pi2, aurora oval, and plasma density in magnetosphere
Generation of artificial auroras by injecting electrons into upper atmosphere from Aerobee rocket-borne accelerator
Electronic spectra of Aurora Borealis using Aerobee rockets
Parametric angles of trajectory-determined field line intersects predicting location of artificial auroras in magnetosphere
HZ intensity variation in bright homogeneous auroras prior to and during breakup observed visually and with image orthicon TV systems
Spatial and temporal conjugacy of visual auroras during magnetically quiet periods
Ratio of volume emission rate of 5577 A photons to volume emission rate of one band of positive nitrogen molecule first negative system in aurora
Flaming auroras observations with auroral image orthicon TV systems, calculating electron release points on field line of station
Auroras and polar magnetic substorm observations limited comparison due to magnetospheric models inability to interpret daytime precipitation zones and particle energy spectra
Artificial aurora generated at 100 km altitude by electron beam fired downward from aerobee 350 rocket above 230 km along earth magmetic field lines