Spectrum of Crab nebula X rays to 120 Kev.
Crab Nebula X-ray spectrum from 16-120 kev by balloon
CRAB NEBULA↗
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Free-free emission as a source of galactic X- rays.
Free-free galactic X-ray emission from hot fully- ionized hydrogenic plasma
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
A measurement of the angular size of the X- ray source Sco X-1.
X-ray emission from Sco X-1 and Crab Nebula sources observed with Aerobee 150
AEROBEE ROCKET↗
X-ray emission from Sco x-1.
X-ray emission from Scorpio X-1, discussing origin of extar and possible role in stellar evolution
SCORPIO CONSTELLATION↗
A celestial source of X rays in the energy range 20 to 58 Kev.
Balloon flight experiment to search for celestial sources of X-rays in energy range 20 to 58 kev
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Resolution of X-ray sources at low galactic longitude.
Celestial X-ray sources at low galactic longitude located by rocket observation
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
The spectrum of Scorpius XR-1 to 50 kev.
Exponential spectrum of Scorpius XR-1 to 50 kev observed by balloon
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
On the powerful X-ray emission of radiogalaxies
Radio galactic emission and cosmic X-radiation
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
Galactic X-rays. /A summary prepared for the 1968 Yearbook of Science and Technology, McGraw-Hill/
Status of rocket and balloon borne galactic X-ray observations
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
A measurement of the location of the X-ray source SCO X-1.
Location of X-ray source Sco X-1 determined by instrumented payload flown on stabilized Aerobee rocket
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
On the optical identification of Sco X-1.
Optical identification of position of X-ray astronomical source Sco X-1, noting similarity of certain properties with old novae
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
Energy spectra of a number of celestial X-ray sources in the energy range from 2 to 60 kiloelectron volts.
Energy spectrum of X-ray source in Cygnus constellation with 2 to 60 kev
ENERGY SPECTRUM↗
Omnidirectional inverse Compton and synchrotron radiation from cosmic distributions of fast electrons and thermal photons.
Diffuse omnidirectional inverse Compton and synchrotron X and gamma radiation from cosmic distributions of fast electrons and thermal photons
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
An X-ray survey of the Cygnus region.
X-ray scanning of Cygnus region with large area proportional counters flown on attitude-controlled sounding rocket
CELESTIAL OBSERVATION↗
Secular behavior of a blue object near Cygnus X-2.
Secular behavior of optical properties of X-ray emitting object near Cygnus X-2
CYGNUS CONSTELLATION↗
Vibrating neutron stars.
Vibrating neutron stars, discussing damping, heating, energy storage and X-ray emission possibilities at 1000 years range
ENERGY STORAGE↗
12.8-micron emission from planetary nebulae.
12.8-micron IR emission lines observed by Low from planetary nebula IC 418
PLANETARY NEBULA↗