An ultraviolet rocket stellar spectrometer
Ultraviolet rocket spectrometer for measuring stellar spectra
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Ultraviolet rocket spectrometer for measuring stellar spectra
Nongray stellar atmosphere boundary temperature in terms of absorption coefficients
Satellite measurement of atmospheric structure by stellar refraction, starlight transmission through atmosphere, and background sky brightness
Line blanketing attenuation of stellar UV RADIATION from rocket observation, noting B-star atmosphere
Nuclear reactions replacing gravitational contraction as major source of stellar luminosity for model stars and approach to main sequence
Redshift of quasi-stellar radio source 3C 286 determined by prime-focus photoelectric spectrum scanner, considering emitting elements for various lines
Stellar spectrophotometry in vacuum ultraviolet - feasibility of ultraviolet spectrophotometric satellite, interference filter fabrication, vacuum calibration, and X-15 rocket aircraft
Procedure for calculating rates of non-resonant nuclear reactions at stellar temperatures
Natural expansion parameter for outward integration from center of stellar structure
Attitude control system equipped Aerobee rocket study of stellar X-ray emissions
Design of scanning system for measuring stellar proper motions recorded on pairs of plates of same sky region decade apart
Redshift of quasi-stellar radio source MSH 14-121 determined from lines 5424, 6068 and 6644 A
Stellar evolutionary phases from gravitational contraction to exhaustion of nuclear fuel
Redshift of quasi-stellar radio source 3C 279
Stellar evolution and evolutionary sequences, use of high speed computer methods and application to age determination of stars
Nonresonant nuclear reaction calculation method for stellar temperature
Variations in optical spectrum of quasi-stellar radio source 3C 345
UV rocket spectrometer to measure stellar spectra in 1100 to 4000 angstrom range