Rocket measurements showing removal of electrons above the mesopause in summer at high latitude
Rocket measurements showing removal of electrons above mesopause in summer at high latitude
Kane, J. A.↗
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Latitude and altitude dependence of the cosmic ray albedo neutron flux
Cosmic ray albedo neutron flux latitude and altitude dependence, using OGO-6 polar orbiting satellite
Chupp, E. L.↗
Latitude distribution of night airglow
Auroral UV night airglow radiation distribution over latitude range, using scanning spectrometer onboard Convair 990 aircraft
Rees, M. H.↗
Study of the high-latitude, outer-zone boundary region for greater than or equal to 40-kev electrons with satellite Injun 3
High altitude outer radiation zone boundary region electron energy measurement by satellite Injun 3, noting angular distribution dependence on local time, latitude, etc
Fritz, T. A.↗
Analysis of latitude observations for detection of crustal movements
Analysis of latitude observations for detection of earth crust movements
Arur, M. G.↗
A limit on line emission in the X-ray background at high galactic latitudes
Limit on line emission in X ray background at high galactic latitudes - rocket observation
Boldt, E. A.↗
Airborne meteor observations at high latitudes
Diurnal, directional, and latitudinal effects of meteor influx rates determined from airborne observations of meteors at high latitudes
Clifton, K. S.↗
Interpretation of vertical wave patterns in the winter atmosphere at high latitudes in terms of gravity wave theory
Interpretation of vertical wave patterns in winter atmosphere at high latitudes in terms of gravity waves theory
Eberstein, I. J.↗
Ionospheric plasma resonances - Time durations versus latitude, altitude, and fN/fH
Time durations versus latitude, altitude, and electron plasma frequency to electron cyclotron frequency ratio for ionospheric plasma resonances observed by Alouette satellites
Benson, R. F.↗
IMP 5 magnetic field measurements in the high latitude outer magnetosphere near the noon meridian
IMP 5 magnetic field measurements at high geomagnetic latitudes to observe broad depressed field region centered on polar or dayside cusp
Fairfield, D. H.↗
An attempted measurement of an O2 /1 Delta /0-/3 Sigma g minus/ nighttime emission profile in a zero degree latitude region
Attempted rocket-borne radiometer observations of molecular oxygen nighttime emission in near infrared at zero deg latitude
Welker, J. E.↗
Observation of the suprathermal electron flux and the electron temperature at high latitudes
Suprathermal electron flux and temperature in 5-200 eV range at high latitude with Explorer 31 potential analyzer
Maier, E. J.↗
Cosmic rays at high latitudes and altitudes covering four solar maxima
Ionization measurements of high latitude and altitude cosmic rays covering four solar maxima
Neher, H. V.↗
Low-latitude DS component of geomagnetic storm field
Low latitude DS ionospheric current component and auroral electrojet intensity for intense geomagnetic storms, considering particle observations by ATS 5 synchronous satellite
Akasofu, S.-I.↗
OGO 4 satellite measurements of low energy- high latitude electron precipitation
High latitude regions of low energy electron precipitation from OGO 4 satellite auroral particle experiment
Hoffman, R. A.↗
A limit on line emission in the X-ray background at high galactic latitudes
Line emission in diffuse X ray background at high galactic latitudes, interpreting rocket observations
Boldt, E. A.↗
An atlas of low latitude 6300A (01) night airglow from OGO-4 observations
The atomic oxygen emission line at 6300 A, measured in the nadir direction by a photometer on the polar orbiting satellite OGO-4, was plotted between 40 deg N and 40 deg S latitude on a series of maps for the moon-free periods between 30 August 1967 and 10 January 1968 The longitudinal and local time variations which occur during the northern fall-winter season are indicated. The northern tropical arc is more widespread while the southern arc is not present at all longitudes. The conditions under which the observations were made are described, and four airglow maps were selected to show the local time variations.
Reed, E. I.↗
High energy electron spikes at high latitudes
Over 750 spikes of precipitating electrons with E or = 425 KeV were observed aboard the low altitude polar orbiter OGO-D between 30 July 1967 and 31 December 1967. The spikes may be divided into three distinct populations, depending on whether they occur at latitudes below, at, or above the local limit of trapping.
Brown, J. W.↗