Arizona-NASA atlas of infrared solar spectrum. II.
IR solar spectrum tables and graphs covering 10,657-12,857 A
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IR solar spectrum tables and graphs covering 10,657-12,857 A
NASA atlas of IR solar spectrum, reporting B and 4 meter spectrometer recordings over band containing methane telluric absorptions
High resolution solar spectrometer for airborne IR observations, discussing 4 meter Czerny- Turner scanning spectrometer in NASA Convair 990 aircraft
Solar spectrum data covering wavelength intervals from 13138-14707 and 12187-17731 A and 1.4 micron water band
Solar IR spectrum recorded by LPL B spectrometer on NASA CV-990 aircraft using one micron grating, noting resolution
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Astronomical photometric analyses of Venus, Jupiter, and Mars
High altitude interferometric spectra evaluation for determining water vapor on Venus
Halide meteorology of Venus cloud layers
Photographs of Venus taken by 82-inch telescope
Water-vapor and solar absorption spectra with carbon dioxide bands
Venusian atmosphere water content determined by airborne interferometer
Venusian atmosphere low reflectivity reinterpretation based on spectrophotometric data indicating constituents of yellow and upper UV haze layers
Venus photographs taken by 82-inch telescope /1950-1956/, tabulating data
Surveyor 7 alpha scattering experiment and TV image data revealing lunar surface chemical composition, rocks and fragments, etc
IR solar spectrum including water vapor, carbon dioxide and methane bands
Lunar elemental abundances examined by Surveyor project, discussing albedo contrasts, surface rock density, bulk composition, thermal regime and chondritic meteorites
Lunar postsunset horizon afterglow observed by Surveyor 7, discussing small particle diffraction on surface