Rotational behavior of the main-sequence stars and its plausible consequences concerning for- mation of planetary systems
Main sequence star rotation and planetary system origin
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Main sequence star rotation and planetary system origin
Radiobiological results of dose distribution from solar flare radiation - radiation effects
Braking effect on axial rotational behavior of main sequence stars and plausible formation of planetary system from nebula
Social factors of legal, governmental, and political aspects of space exploration
Velocity dependence of meteor luminous efficiency evaluated, using statistical analysis
Gibbs-DiMarzio theory of glass transition used to derive Simba-Boyer parameter, which is function only of fractional unoccupied volume
Interpretation of magnetic measurements on Pioneer I
Sociological implications of human population explosion and technological and food production
Magnetospheric tail bursts of energetic electrons identified with auroral zone radiowave absorption
Transverse field growth studied for generation of magnetic field in boundary layer by currents along magnetopause produced by tangential solar wind
Statistical models based on truncated Maxwell distributions of original stellar angular momenta, discussing main sequence star rotational behavior and planetary system formation
Fock reinterpretation of Einstein general relativity theory leads to disagreement with gravitational red shift experiments
Neutral hydrogen interaction with charged particles in radiation belts, studying directional variation of Lyman alpha intensity
H Lyman alpha emission spatial variations in night sky, criticizing hypothesis of neutral H- proton collisions in radiation belts
Tidal friction theory of lunar origin and dynamic evolution
Photopion production and modified hypothesis of partially conserved axial-vector current, noting nucleon magnetic moments
Escherichia coli WWU multiauxotrophic revertants with nonsense suppression, noting role in aberrant morphology and in catabolizing thymidine for energy and carbon
Magnetospheric plasma instabilities, discussing pitch angle diffusion instabilities, auroral precipitation boundary location, radial diffusion and maximum dissipation limit