The precise reduction of Baker-Nunn films at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory.
Computer programs to reduce Baker-Nunn films and maintain time records
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Computer programs to reduce Baker-Nunn films and maintain time records
Origin of solar wind, and relation to corona, solar magnetic field, and geomagnetic variations during years of low solar activity
Cosmic distribution of high energy electrons and thermal photons
Production rate of carbon 14 based on atmospheric neutron measurements and cosmic ray ionization monitor records
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Measurements of cosmic rays and high energy extraterrestrial particles
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Earth and sun magnetic field production models as function of dynamo states, discussing solar field effects on terrestrial space environment
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Milky Way galaxy internal small scale magnetic field generation, relating strength to cyclonic turbulence properties and large scale shear
Milky Way galaxy poloidal magnetic field generation with hydromagnetic dynamos, showing galactic cosmic rays as major driving force
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