Lunar crater counts. V - Latitude independence and sources of impacting bodies.
Lunar premare and postmare craters distributions, discussing latitude independence and sources of impacting bodies
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Lunar premare and postmare craters distributions, discussing latitude independence and sources of impacting bodies
Latitude dependence of 6300 A /O I/ twilight airglow enhancement attributable to conjugate photoelectrons
Fast and slow neutron latitude variation at aircraft altitudes during solar minimum, noting environment effects on measurement
Average geomagnetic storm ranges as function of latitude, noting disturbances caused by ring and ionospheric currents
Electron concentration enhancement in upper atmosphere at polar latitudes, noting three independent zones and relation to magnetic local time
High latitude ionization spikes observed by POGO spacecraft, noting frequency correlation with magnetic disturbances and development by high energy electron injections
Low energy electron precipitation data at northern high latitudes obtained from satellite low altitude polar orbit
Ion depletion in high latitude exosphere, considering OGO 2 simultaneous observations of positive ion concentration, VLF signal propagation and whistlers
High latitude magnetospheric convection patterns determined from ionospheric current distribution using magnetic disturbance plots
Cosmic ray proton cut-off increase at high latitudes during magnetospheric substorms, using balloon time observations of nuclear gamma ray flux
Latitude comparison of N2 ion density measurement by experimental mass spectrometer
Suprathermal electron flux and high latitude electron temperature observations by Explorer 31 satellite
Electron temperature and density data obtained during Alouette satellite passage over middle latitude red arc, noting influence of intersecting magnetic field lines
Interplanetary magnetic field measurements from Mariner and OGO satellites at various paths, regions and intervals, finding dominant polarity effect dependent on sun latitude
Winter diurnal behavior of northern high latitude ionospheric electron density using temperature data from Langmuir probes
Simultaneous Thomson scatter measurements for middle and low latitudes, comparing electron density and temperature and exospheric and global temperature distributions
Ionospheric electron content at temperate latitudes during solar cycle increasing phase by radio beacon satellite, discussing diurnal, seasonal and latitudinal variations
Statistical heliographic latitude dependence of dominant polarity of interplanetary magnetic field, using photospheric synoptic chart