Magnetometers for space measurements over a wide range of field intensities
Magnetometers of rubidium vapor for space measurement on OGO-E
Ledley, B. G.↗
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Observation of hydrogen and helium ions during a period of rising solar activity
Latitudinal variations in H and He ion distribution in upper ionosphere observed by OGO 2 and 4 satellites during rising solar activity
Brinton, H. C.↗
Experimental verification of drift shell splitting in the distorted magnetosphere
OGO-3 and ATS-1 data used in experimental verification of drift shell splitting in distorted magnetosphere
Lezniak, T. W.↗
Multi-experiment detection of the plasmapause from EOGO satellites and Antarctic ground stations
Plasmapause crossing detection by very low frequency receivers and mass spectrometers of OGO satellites and Antarctic ground stations
Brinton, H. C.↗
Results from Orbiting Geophysical Observatory 1 Final scientific report
Operational performance of radiometer antenna on OGO-A
Haddock, F. T.↗
Magnetic field observations in high beta regions of the magnetosphere
OGO for magnetic field observations in high beta regions of magnetosphere
Heppner, J. P.↗
Cosmic ray and solar flare electrons
Cosmic ray electrons and solar flare particles by OGO-E and Explorer 33 data for identifying solar flare electrons
Cline, T. L.↗
Propagation of the sudden commencement of July 8, 1966, to the magnetotail.
Sudden magnetic field increase associated with July 8, 1966 sudden commencement observed by OGO 3 satellite in magnetotail
Heppner, J. P.↗
Low-energy electrons on the day side of the magnetosphere.
Low energy electrons on day side of magnetosphere observed with MIT electron detector on OGO 3 satellite
Vasyliunas, V. M.↗
Deployable elements of the orbiting geophysical observatories.
Deployable appendages of OGO attitude controlled spacecraft design
Beard, T. W.↗
Thermoelastic instability of open section booms.
Anomalous spacecraft OGO-D motion explained by open section boom thermally induced oscillations, discussing corrective measures
Donohue, J. H.↗
Recent observations of low-energy charged particles in the earth's magnetosphere.
Low energy charged particles in earth magnetosphere observed by OGO satellite
Frank, L. A.↗
Propagation and source characteristics derived from the low-energy, multiply charged, cosmic- ray nuclei.
Low energy multiply charged cosmic ray nuclei propagation and source characteristics, considering two component model based on OGO satellite measurements
Comstock, G. M.↗
Continuous attitude determination for a spin- stabilized satellite.
Computer program for continuous attitude determination for spin stabilized OGO-C satellite after malfunction of attitude control system, calculating angle between high rate data periods
Hardy, L. M.↗
The solar particle event of July 16-19, 1966 and its possible association with a flare on the invisible solar hemisphere.
Energetic solar proton and electron event observed in July 1966 by Explorer 33 and OGO-C, noting association with invisible solar hemisphere flare
Dodson, H. W.↗
Observations of energetic X-rays and solar cosmic rays associated with the 23 May 1967 solar flare event.
Peaks and time intensity profile of energetic X rays and cosmic rays observed by OGO-C ion chamber on May 23, 1967 flare event
Kane, S. R.↗