Modulation of low energy galactic cosmic rays
Low energy galactic cosmic ray modulation
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Low energy galactic cosmic ray modulation
Application of statistical mechanics of nonequilibrium processes to astrophysics and determination of galactic mass distribution and gravitational potential
Galactic and planetary radio astronomy - sounding rocket launch, orbiting telescope, carbon-oxygen complex photochemistry, Mars ionosphere, topside electron density, and nonrigid bodies
IMP-III satellite measurement of galactic deuterium energy spectra near solar minimum
Angular momenta associated with orbital motion of close binaries is not due to localization of galactic rotation of prestellar media
Tables for calculating plane galactic orbits of stars
Experimental packages of orbiting laboratory, and of sounding rockets for stellar and galactic astronomical observations
Galactic space probe mission involving flight through asteroid belt and Jupiter flyby
Status of rocket and balloon borne galactic X-ray observations
Mean absolute magnitude and space motions of classical cepheids of galactic population I
Many-body gravitational problem and galactic star cluster simulation
Cosmic-ray electron spectrum in disk-halo galactic model, studying inconsistencies in Ramaty and Lingenfelter analysis
Nuclear emulsion radiation detectors onboard Gemini spacecraft for measuring galactic heavy primaries
Ground network support, trajectory and guidance, and spacecraft flight operations for galactic Jupiter probe
Galactic radiation hazards in passenger travel of supersonic transport
Linear Energy Transfer /LET/ spectrum of primary galactic radiation compared to flare produced radiation
Spectral characteristics and dose calculations for primary and secondary particles that result from interaction of solar and galactic cosmic rays with aluminum shields
Evidence for particle acceleration on galactic scale based on radio galaxies observations and radio emission from quasars