Ionization chamber.
Ionization chamber for measuring interplanetary space radiation, using Geiger-Mueller counter as secondary detector
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Ionization chamber for measuring interplanetary space radiation, using Geiger-Mueller counter as secondary detector
Mariner IV instruments and exploration of interplanetary space and Mars
Integration of life support system and propulsion system for manned interplanetary space missions
Chemical abundances and energy spectra of nuclei in galactic radiation measured in interplanetary space by OGO-I satellite
Density of matter near moon found to be greater than that of interplanetary space
Integration of life support system and propulsion system for manned interplanetary space missions
Systems engineering data on IMP magnetometer experiment to measure magnetic field in interplanetary space
Ultraviolet photometer measurements in earth vicinity, and in interplanetary medium onboard interplanetary space probe
Computer program using Monte Carlo methods for simulating solar flares during interplanetary space flight
Dual mode hydrazine system for attitude control and maneuvering propulsion of interplanetary space probe
Interplanetary space effects on S band telecommunications
Density estimation of 10-meter size boulders in interplanetary space
Ionization rate and omnidirectional radiation flux in interplanetary space measured by similar ion chambers and GM tubes on Mariners 2 and 4
IMP 2 magnetic field measurements in magnetosheath and interplanetary space compared with polar magnetic disturbances
Low energy relativistic solar electrons detected in interplanetary space with IMP satellites
Interplanetary magnetic field power spectra from Mariner 4 spacecraft data used to determine cosmic ray diffusion tensor and variation in interplanetary space
Intensity of 2.7 to 21.5 MeV electrons in interplanetary space from Explorer 34 measurements