Jupiter gravity-assisted trajectories.
Exploration capabilities provided by Jupiter gravity assisted trajectories compared to direct ballistic flight trajectories
Klopp, D. A.↗
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The effects of the Galilean moons on Jupiter flyby trajectories.
Perturbative effects of Jupiter moons on spacecraft flyby and postencounter heliocentric trajectories, noting precision targeting
Kaufman, B.↗
The 2.8-14-micron spectrum of Jupiter.
Jupiter spectrum observations in 2.8-14 micron range, describing absorption strength and brightness temperature, basing analysis on ammonia, methane and hydrogen absorption
Gillett, F. C.↗
Recurrent nature of Lagrange multipliers for optimal low-thrust earth-Jupiter transfers.
Recurrent Lagrange multipliers for optimal low thrust earth-Jupiter transfers, using three dimensional solar system model
Fowler, W. T.↗
The Pioneer mission to Jupiter.
Pioneer F/G mission to Jupiter by NASA for exploring interplanetary medium, asteroid belt, planet and environment
Hall, C. F.↗
A 3-month oscillation in the longitude of Jupiter's Red Spot.
Jupiter Red Spot semiregular oscillations from photographic measurements, determining mean period and amplitude
Solberg, H. G., Jr.↗
Solar activity and the Great Red Spot of Jupiter
Solar activity and great red spot of Jupiter by darkness parameter from 1891-1967
Balasubrahmanyan, V. K.↗
No. 103. The infrared spectrum of Jupiter, 0 to 95-1.60 microns, with laboratory calibrations
Quantitative gas analysis on infrared Jupiter spectrum
Binder, A. B.↗
Analysis of Jupiter fly-by mission with electric propulsion
Analysis of Jupiter Fly-By Mission with electric propulsion
Mickelsen, W. R.↗
Molecular absorption of light in Jupiter's atmosphere and the surface structure of the planetary cloud layer
Molecular absorption bands and surface structure of Jupiter atmosphere
Teifel, V. G.↗
Tentative photometry of Jupiter's atmospheric activity
Photometric observation of periodic activity cycles in Jupiter atmosphere
Aksenov, A. N.↗
Long-term variations in the width of Jupiter's belts
Measurements on long term variations in width of Jupiter belts
Bronshten, V. A.↗
The belts and other features on Jupiter in 1960
Intensities and widths of Jupiter belts
Egorov, V. A.↗
Visual observations of Jupiter during the flare of 1961 - 1964
Analysis of visual Jupiter flare observations
Vsekhsvyatskii, S. K.↗
Changes in Jupiter's system
Volcanic activity and formation of dark Jupiter belt
Vsekhsvyatskii, S. K.↗
Jupiter in 1964
Brightness and formation changes of Jupiter belts and cloud formations during 1964
Zinovev, V. A.↗
Observations of Jupiter during the opposition of 1964
Visual observation of Jupiter disk, belt motions, and belt intensity variations
Andrianov, N. K.↗