Measurements in the ionosphere during the solar eclipse of 20 july 1963.
Ionospheric measurements during solar eclipse in 1963 using rocket sounding
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Ionospheric measurements during solar eclipse in 1963 using rocket sounding
Electron density and temperature, Lyman beta radiation, and X-ray band measurements during solar eclipse
Tables of geomagnetic field line data for solar eclipse of November 12, 1966
History and logistics of 1965 airborne solar eclipse expedition operations
Photographic tracking of comet during total solar eclipse
Airborne scientific equipment procurement and installation aboard CV-990 aircraft for NASA SOLAR eclipse flight
Optical determination of temperature variations throughout solar corona during eclipse of May 30, 1965
F and K corona observations by rocket coronagraph during solar eclipse
Ionospheric electron density during solar eclipse
Sounding rocket, satellite, and jet transport experiments for South American solar eclipse
Aircraft stabilization for solar eclipse observation, emphasizing use of autopilot for maximum control
Airborne experiment to determine temperature variations throughout solar corona during eclipse of November 1966
Coronal photographs, isophotes, and flash spectrum from solar eclipse of 30 May, 1965
Radio spectrum of active region near east limb of Sun determined from July 20, 1963 eclipse
IR emission measurement of lunar-like materials during simulated eclipse, noting dependence on time
Radiometric observations of total lunar eclipse of December 19, 1964 at wavelength of 3.3 mm indicate no significant temperature difference
Solar corona temperature from intensity gradients measured during total eclipse of May 30, 1965