Observations of the solar corona from the limb of the sun to the zodiacal light, july 20, 1963.
Absolute brightness, polarization and polarization direction of inner corona obtained during solar eclipse of july 20, 1963
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Radiation properties of cylindrical shells.
Acoustic radiation efficiency of cylindrical shells, noting peak at ring frequency due to flexure wave speed increase
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Observations of the van allen radiation regions during august and september 1959, part 1
Radiation observations of Van Allen regions during geomagnetic storm by Explorer VI SATELLITE
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The cosmic ray anisotropy.
Cosmic ray anisotropy may be due to existence of trapped orbits in interplanetary field, sunward flux density gradient or Compton-Getting effect
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Intensity of sun's shortwave radiation and rate of ionization and recombination processes in the ionosphere <intensivnost' korotkovolnobogo izlucheniya solntsa i skorost' protsessov ionizatsii i rekombinatsii v ionosfere<
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Ivanov-Kholodnyy, G. S.↗
Analysis of polar cap absorption events. I - Effect of solar and solar induced conditions prior to the PCA events Final report
Solar phenomena analysis associated with polar cap absorption events from solar flare protons for prediction space radiation conditions
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Space simulator facilities at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Space simulator facility for testing spacecraft systems performance in extreme cold, high vacuum, and intense solar radiation environment
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Observations of Venus near the 1964 inferior conjunction
Microwave brightness observations of Venus to determine surface temperature
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A new class of trapped light filaments
New class light filament identified in Raman radiation of intense ruby laser beam
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Comments on the operation of the JPL 25-ft space simulator.
JPL 25-ft space simulator tests Ranger, Mariner and Surveyor spacecraft under conditions of extreme cold, high vacuum and intense solar radiation
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Behavior of some photographic materials exposed to radiation in the 8-Angstrom region.
Behavior of high speed panchromatic emulsions and films sensitive to X-ray and far UV radiation exposed in spectral region 8-10 angstroms
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A vacuum optical bench for testing space experiment packages.
Vacuum optical bench /VOB/ spacecraft testing facility for calibration of telescopes, radiometers, spectrographs and monochromators and measurement of intensity distribution, radiation source and contamination
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Radiation of low frequency waves by ions and electrons of a non-isothermic magnetoactive plasma
Radiation of magnetosound waves by ions and electrons of nonisothermal magnetoactive plasma
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A study of low energy galactic cosmic rays from 1961 to 1965
Balloon and satellite measurements of low energy galactic cosmic rays
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Interference of properties of the earth from satellite measurements of infrared emission
Interference of earth surface properties through satellite measurements of infrared emission
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Radiation of an underwater electrical wire explosion
Increasing brightness of discharge column using underwater electrical explosion of wire
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The spectra and intensity of electrons in the radiation belts.
Electron spectra, pitch angle distributions and total ionization measured throughout radiation belts by satellite magnetic spectrometer and integrating ionization chamber
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A survey of the trapped radiation environment.
Trapped radiation levels via AP1-5 and AE1-3 MODEL environments noting long term effects
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