On the height of auroral absorption
Altitude of auroral absorption due to two-electron spectra
AURORAL ABSORPTION↗
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Effects of distributed roughness height on aerodynamic characteristics and boundary- layer transition of a wing-body-tail configuration at a mach number of 1.61
Effects of three dimensional roughness trips on aerodynamic characteristics and boundary layer transition of wing-body-tail configuration
ROUGHNESS↗
Outgoing radiant fluxes onto variously oriented surfaces at a height of 300 km
Outgoing long & short wave radiant fluxes onto surfaces in ionosphere
SHORT WAVE RADIATION↗
A piloted motion simulator investigation of vtol height-control requirements
Moving cockpit piloted simulator test of vtol aircraft altitude control requirements during hover
ALTITUDE CONTROL↗
Distribution of cosmic ray intensity in the atmosphere to 500 km height <raspredeleniye intensivnosti kosmicheskikh lichey v atmosfere do vysoty 500 km<
Intensity of primary cosmic radiation at middle latitudes measured during period of solar activity drop
PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION↗
Winds in the 70-200 km height range
General discussion of upper atmosphere winds in 70 to 200 kilometer range
WIND↗
Preliminary results of measurements of the height of ionosphere inhomogeneities by signals from artificial earth satellites <predvaritel'nyye rezul'taty izmereniy vysoty ionosfernykh neodnorodnostey po signalam isz<
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Yerukhimov, L. M.↗
On the analysis and interpretation of winds observed at heights of 85 to 135 kilometers - A rebuttal.
Winds in upper atmosphere as revealed by sodium vapor trails explained on basis of prevailing and tidal components critically analyzed
UPPER ATMOSPHERE↗
Earth as an occulting disk for study of solar EUV emission heights.
Source distributions of UV and X-ray emission in corona and chromosphere determined from flight of spacecraft-borne instruments into Earth shadow
OCCULTATION↗
Spectrometric investigation of the ozone layer to the height of 60 km spektrometricheskoye issledovaniye ozonnogo sloya do vysoty 60 km
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Britayev, A. S.↗
Effective absorption height of radio waves in the cm band in the oxygen atmosphere and in water vapor ob effektivnoy vysote pogloshcheniya radiovoln santimetrovogo diapazona v atmosfernom kislorode i vodyanom pare
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Kuzovlev, V. V.↗
Investigation of cosmic radiation at heights of 200-350 km on the satellites cosmos 4 and cosmos 7 issledovaniye kosmicheskogo izlucheniya na vysotakh 200-350 km na sputnikakh kosmos-4 i kosmos-7
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Basilova, R. N.↗
Solid-state time-to-pulse-height converter developed
Solid-state circuit produces an output pulse with an amplitude directly proportional to the time interval between two input pulses. It uses selected circuit options to achieve variable mode operation and a tunnel diode controls the charging time of a capacitor in proportion to the time interval being measured.
Lynch, R. J.↗
Turbulent motions in the upper atmosphere at heights of 80-110 km according to radio observations of meteor trains
Turbulence in upper atmosphere according to radio echo observations of meteor trains
METEOR TRAIL↗
Notes on thunderstorm motions, heights, and circulations
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WEATHER FORECASTING↗
Atmospheric tides in the height region 90 to 120 kilometers.
E region atmospheric tides from chemical release trails observations, obtaining prevailing diurnal and semidiurnal components
Justus, C. G.↗
Pulse-height analyzer with digital readout
Feedback-controlled pulse-amplitude integrator and amplifier is used as an analog-to-digital converter that converts event-liberated charges, emanating from a nuclear-particle detector, directly to numbers rather than to analog-dependent voltages.
Goldsworthy, W. W.↗
Suggested test of a self-calibrating baro- height reporting concept for general aviation and airline SSR Interim scientific report
Self-calibrating baro-altitude concept for general aviation
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