Polarization measures of Jupiter and Saturn
Polarization observations of Saturn in UV and visible regions compared with Jupiter data, noting multiple scattering
Hall, J. S.↗
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Laboratory studies of the visible NH sub 3 bands with applications to Jupiter
Ammonia red and green bands measured line positions, strengths and half widths applied to Jupiter atmospheric pressure determination
Boese, R. W.↗
Dynamics of Jupiter's cloud bands
Jupiter upper atmosphere cloud bands zonal motion velocities, examining barotropic stability criterion and geostrophic balance hypothesis
Cuzzi, J. N.↗
The infrared spectrum of Jupiter, 0.95-1.60 microns, with laboratory calibrations
IR spectrum of Jupiter with calibrations from laboratory studies of methane and ammonia bands
Binder, A. B.↗
The infrared spectra of Jupiter and Saturn at 1.2-4.2 microns
Jupiter and Saturn IR reflection spectra observed with Michelson interferometer- spectrometer, eliminating effects of terrestrial atmospheric absorption, solar spectral lines, etc
Johnson, H. L.↗
Morphology of the fine structure in the dynamic spectra of Jupiter's decametric radiation
Fine structure morphology in dynamic spectra of Jupiter decametric radiation determined from spectral recordings
Dulk, G. A.↗
Satellite shadows on Jupiter as probes of its upper atmosphere
Photometric profiles of Jupiter shadows cast by large natural satellites used as upper atmosphere probes
Kastner, S. O.↗
Commencement times and durations of Jupiter's radio noise storms
Jupiter decametric noise storm commencement time defining constant planetary rotation period
May, J.↗
Vorticity, Rossby number, and geostrophy in the atmosphere of Jupiter
Jupiter geostrophy indicated by circulation, vorticity and Rossby number determined from Great Red Spot observations
Hess, S. L.↗
Spectral observations of Jupiter in the frequency interval 18.5-24.0 GHz - 1968
Jupiter brightness temperature values and standard deviations from EHF radio telescopic observations
Arthur, E.↗
The atmosphere of Jupiter
Jupiter atmospheric composition, gas and dust cloud formation as clues to origin and evolution of solar system
Owen, T.↗
Interferometry of Jupiter at 18 MHz with a 52800 A baseline
Jupiter decametric radio bursts observed by tape recording fringe interferometer
Block, W. F.↗
Jupiter - His limb darkening and the magnitude of his internal energy source
Jupiter luminosity as indication of internal energy magnitude, comparing limb darkening with predicted brightness distribution
Trafton, L. M.↗
Lunar occultation observations of Jupiter at 74 cm and 128 cm
Lunar occultation observation of Jupiter by radio telescope, determining one dimensional strip brightness distribution
Gulkis, S.↗
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.↗
Jupiter's Red Spot in 1968-1969
Jupiter Red Spot 1968-1969 photographic observations, discussing area darkness, longitude oscillation and acceleration
Reese, E. J.↗
Thermal histories of Jupiter models
Jupiter model thermal profiles, examining metallic core and molecular envelope in convective equilibrium
Bishop, E. V.↗
Heating environment and protection during Jupiter entry
Environmental heat shielding for various sized Jupiter atmospheric entry probes
Tauber, M. E.↗