SATELLITE INVESTIGATION OF TIME VARIATIONS OF HEAVY NUCLEI IN THE PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION
Satellite investigation of time variations of heavy nuclei in the primary cosmic radiation
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Satellite investigation of time variations of heavy nuclei in the primary cosmic radiation
A study of hydrogen, helium and heavy nuclei in the nov. 1960 solar cosmic ray event
Composition and energy spectra of solar cosmic rays - november 12, 1960 - solar flare, hydrogen, helium, and nuclei
Detection of solar-produced heavy nuclei with an atomic number of 6 or greater by explorer vii satellite
Flux and energy spectrum of solar hydrogen, helium and heavy nuclei is measured during three rocket firings, using nuclear emulsions techniques
Solar produced heavy nuclei detected by explorer vii
Isotopic composition and energy spectrum of low energy helium nuclei in primary cosmic radiation
Composition and structure of icy conglomerate comet nuclei in solar nebula
Energy spectra of cosmic ray hydrogen and helium nuclei determined from nuclear emulsions flown in high altitude balloon
Origin, composition and structure of icy conglomerate comet nuclei
Temporal variation in flux of primary heavy nuclei in primary cosmic radiation at solar maximum conditions
Low energy cosmic ray heavy nuclei examination by sounding rocket
Ionized gas in elliptical, SO, spiral, and irregular galaxy nuclei
Combined effect of vertical vibration and X-rays on nuclei of bone marrow cells in mammals
Tissue dosages from alpha particles and heavy nuclei in solar particle beams in space
Differential cross sections by flight time spectroscopy for proton production in reactions of 160 MeV protons on nuclei
Cosmic ray nuclei flux with charges greater than that of helium at energies below balloon-borne experiments cutoff value
Prebiological synthesis of nuclei acid components