Composition of the September 2, 1966 solar particle event.
Solar flare charged particle composition analysis with nuclear emulsion detectors in Nike-Apache sounding rockets
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Solar flare charged particle composition analysis with nuclear emulsion detectors in Nike-Apache sounding rockets
Improved processing method reduces time required to generate a color radiograph. Prior to, or after exposure to penetrating radiation, the emulsion side of the film is flashed to a colored light which produces the hue changes in the processed radiograph. Agitation of the film during processing assures uniformity of results.
Energetic gamma ray emission from Cygnus A and X-1, describing high altitude balloon telescope observation and gamma ray emulsion process
Cosmic ray heavy nucleus enders flux by nuclear emulsions for balloon flights at various atmospheric depths
Trans-iron nuclei flux in primary cosmic radiation determined through high altitude balloon exposure of interleaved layers of nuclear photographic emulsion and plastic detectors
Primary cosmic ray nuclei studies during Gemini 2 flight by nuclear emulsion detector with time resolution capability, describing experiment design and equipment operation
Chemical composition of galactic and solar cosmic rays, discussing differences from universal cosmic abundances, using Cerenkov counters, emulsions, etc
Microfilm-aperture card is printed in the same format on both sides which enables the use of one card for mounting films that are ''right reading'' on both the base side and the emulsion side. This reduces the number of microfilm-card formats.
Space radiation effects on organic fluids, photographic emulsion, propellants, and explosives
Ultraviolet survey work in space astronomy and photographic emulsion detectors
Cosmic ray particle abundance in upper atmosphere during minimum solar activity estimated by nuclear photographic emulsions on balloon flight
Relativistic cosmic rays primordial chemical composition above atmosphere from abundance data obtained with satellite-borne nuclear emulsion detector
Cygnus constellation energetic gamma ray emission by nuclear emulsion and spark chamber telescope on high altitude balloon
Primary cosmic ray particles with Z greater than 40 identified by tracks in balloon-borne nuclear emulsions and plastic detectors
Temperature effects on 103a-0 and Tri-X photographic emulsion sensitivities at 4400 A
Cosmic ray electron intensity and energy spectrum from nuclear emulsion-spark chamber combination detector triggered by scintillation and Cerenkov counters on high altitude balloon
Folded all-reflecting Schmidt camera UV image converter system for space astronomy applications, discussing pressure sensitivity effects on UV direct recording emulsion
Plasma focus hard X ray spectrum, using electron sensitive nuclear emulsions