Observations of the solar proton event of August 28, 1966.
August 28, 1966 Solar Proton Event observed with CsI scintillator telescope aboard IMP 3 compared to other large proton events
Kinsey, J. H.↗
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Reply to Winterberg's article on the detectability of gravitational waves.
Gravitational fields effects on light intensity related to detectability of gravitational waves by starlight scintillation measurement
Bertotti, B.↗
The composition of low-energy cosmic rays in 1965.
Primary cosmic ray energy spectra and charge composition during 1965 solar modulation minimum, using scintillator photomultiplier detector on OGO 1
Balasubrahmanyan, V. K.↗
Cosmic-ray proton and helium spectra and solar modulation effects in the new solar cycle measured with a four-element counter telescope.
Primary cosmic ray proton and He energy spectra and solar modulation effects during sunspot minimum from balloon-borne scintillation counter telescope data
Ormes, J. F.↗
A cosmic-ray counter telescope for high mass resolution.
Counter telescope consisting of plastic scintillators and NaI crystal to determine charge, mass and energy of low energy cosmic rays
Badhwar, G. D.↗
Simultaneous observations of a pulsating radio source over a 5,000 km baseline.
Pulsar CP 1919 observed simultaneously at Arecibo and Stanford, discussing interstellar scintillation as possible explanation for amplitude variations
Comella, J. M.↗
Dual-mode operation of a neutron source, a concept
Pulsed neutron source operates in conjunction with a photomultiplier tube coupled to a gamma ray scintillation crystal. This allows measurements of gamma radiation from both inelastic scattering and thermal neutron capture in a single experiment.
Givens, W. W.↗
Novel multipurpose timer for laboratories
Multipurpose digital delay timer simultaneously controls both a buffer pump and a fraction-collector. Timing and control may be in 30-second increments for up to 15 hours. Use of glassware and scintillation vials make it economical.
Eisler, W. J.↗
Measurement of irregularity heights by the spaced receiver technique
Spaced receiver method for measuring height variations in scintillating radio signals from artificial satellites
Paul, L. M.↗
Investigation of Total Energy Absorption in Omni-directional Gamma-ray, Bremsstrahlung and Neutron Fluxes Status Report for Period Through 1 Oct. 1968
Variable energy gamma ray production, neutron sources, and scintillation dosimeters
Ofoghludha, F. T.↗
Improved sterilizable multiplier phototubes Final report
Development of sterilizable multiplier phototube for scintillation counter
Dumas, E. J.↗
Response of the ion-electron detector flown on Explorer 12, August to December 1961
Graphs depicting output of ion-electron scintillation counter flown on Explorer 12 satellite - August - December 1961
Davis, L. R.↗
Aberrations of radio signals traversing the auroral ionosphere Semiannual analysis report, 1 Jul. 1968 - 31 Jan. 1969
Satellite observations of aberrations of radio signals traversing auroral ionosphere indicating decreasing trend in scintillation activity
Porter, R.↗
Differential energy spectrum of protons, helium nuclei, and electrons.
Differential energy spectrum of protons and helium nuclei using lithium drifted silicon detectors and scintillator-Cerenkov counter
Badhwar, G. D.↗
Measurement of log-amplitude variance.
Log amplitude variance calculation methods compared in statistics of optical scintillation by application to measurements with laser
Bufton, J. L.↗
Optical communications experiments at 6328 angstrom units and 10.6 mu.
Optical communications experiments for quantitative data at 6328 A on system fading due to scintillation and atmospheric turbulence effects on coherent propagation at 10.6 micron
Lucy, R. F.↗
A selective and versatile low level beta-, X-, and gamma-ray detector assembly.
Low level beta, X and gamma radiation detector incorporating Geiger, proportional and scintillation counting features in various modes suiting radionuclide decay scheme
Bhandari, N.↗
The hard solar X-ray spectrum observed from the third orbiting solar observatory.
Solar X-ray events observed by scintillation counter telescope on OSO 3 satellite, discussing X ray spectra during burst initial and decay phases
Hudson, H. S.↗