Propagation of the sudden commencement of 8 July 1966 to the magnetotail
OGO-C observation of sudden magnetic field change and propagation of perturbation to magnetotail on 8 July 1966
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OGO-C observation of sudden magnetic field change and propagation of perturbation to magnetotail on 8 July 1966
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Mass distribution and influx of micrometeoroids and radio meteors using OGO-2 satellite
Analytical method for finding heat balance of insulated OGO experiment packages from thermal stability data and without solar simulation
Development history and design modifications for attitude control subsystem of OGO
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OGO-F cosmic ray measuring device involving charged particle detectors to measure spectra and chemical composition over selected energy intervals
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Primary cosmic ray energy spectra and charge composition during 1965 solar modulation minimum, using scintillator photomultiplier detector on OGO 1
Low energy cosmic ray nuclei propagating in interstellar space analyzed by telescope onboard OGO 1
Directional differential intensities of protons injected into outer radiation zone coincident with initial phase of geomagnetic storm and monitored by OGO 3
Electron injection and diffusion into electron inner radiation belt after solar flare, measuring electron fluxes by OGO 3 spectrometer
OGO experiments including earth atmosphere, magnetosphere, earth-sun system, etc
Electromagnetic Interference Workshop held at JPL /Feb., 1968/ permitted an exchange of information on electromagnetic interference problems encountered in aerospace programs. The experiences related at this workshop dealt primarily with Surveyor, Lunar Orbiter, OGO, ATS, and Mariner unmanned programs.
Electron fluxes from 50 keV to 4 MeV in inner radiation belt by spectrometer on OGO 1 and 3