Very high energy solar X-rays observed during the proton event of 7 July 1966.
Spectral intensity of high energy solar X rays observed during July 7, 1966 polar event with satellite OGO 3, suggesting nonthermal bremsstrahlung origin
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Spectral intensity of high energy solar X rays observed during July 7, 1966 polar event with satellite OGO 3, suggesting nonthermal bremsstrahlung origin
Earth thermal plasmasphere contraction subsequent to solar flare obtained from ion mass spectrometers on OGO satellites
Latitudinal cut-off of manmade VLF signals in short path through ionosphere to OGO 2 satellite, noting strong noise following signal cut-off
Satellite trajectory determination and expected errors for OGO 4 and Geos 1 orbits, noting geopotential, aerodynamic drag and integration contributions
Geocoronal Lyman alpha short term and 27-day variations observed by OGO 4 spacecraft attributed to flux variability at solar emission line center
Solar protons nonuniformity over polar caps observed by OGO 2 ionization chamber during 24 March 1966 solar proton events
Ozone vertical distribution in upper stratosphere determined from OGO 4 observations, describing calibration of satellite data and onboard instrumentation
Collision free earth shock wave gross and fine structure deduced from OGO 5 plasma diagnostics
OGO program failure rate analysis with respect to cost, schedule and performance tradeoffs, considering component and systems design and reliability, prelaunch feedback, etc
Radiative recombination of atomic oxygen ions in nighttime F region UV radiation detected by polar-orbiting OGO 4 satellite
OGO for conducting diversified measurements to study earth atmosphere, earth-sun relationship, etc
Solid state detector for electron spatial distribution measurements on OGO-F satellite, discussing design emphasizing reliability
Magnetic fluctuations in various frequency ranges, associated with earth bow shock, detected with search coil magnetometer on OGO 3
Drift shell splitting in nondipolar distorted magnetosphere tested with data from electron spectrometer on ATS 1 and OGO 3 satellites
Solar X ray detector aboard OGO 5 satellite observing two components in energetic solar X ray bursts, attributing impulsive component to bremsstrahlung
Fluctuating electric fields relations to MHD bow shock structure, using LF fluxgate magnetometer aboard OGO 5
OGO-E obtained differential energy spectra of electrons and positrons in interplanetary space
Energy spectra and relative abundances in galactic radiation spectra obtained by OGO-E