The 5520 A band of ammonia in the spectrum of Jupiter
Equivalent line widths of 5520 A ammonia band in Jupiter spectrum
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Equivalent line widths of 5520 A ammonia band in Jupiter spectrum
Radio telescope measurements of circular polarization and total flux of Jupiter at 13.1 cm wavelength
Jupiter gravitational potential mapping for Grand Tours spacecraft, discussing Jovian satellites effect on orbit and trajectory perturbations
Jupiter far IR emission spectra models, examining atmospheric composition, temperature and structure
Jupiter color variations observation by multicolor photoelectric photometry, noting consistency with activity in Jovian atmosphere
Jupiter magnetic field geometry related to Io modulated Jovian decametric radio emission
Jupiter equatorial thermal limb darkening data, constructing atmospheric model for ammonia effects on temperature structure
Jupiter circularly polarized visible light measurements, using photoelastic polarimeter
In-flight UV spectrometric measurements of simulated Jupiter atmosphere, using sunlit gas mixture released from Mariner spacecraft in interplanetary space
Radar ranging experiment onboard Jupiter orbiter, concerning perturbations, gravitational harmonics and short arc orbit determination
UV spectral energy distribution of Jupiter from rocket-borne Cassegrain telescope observation, computing planet geometric reflectivity in 2100- 3600 A range
Jupiter atmospheric entry probe missions to cloud layers base, discussing tradeoffs between various types of mission trajectories and technologies
Jupiter atmospheric entry probe mission, discussing descent depths, atmospheric pressure and temperature effects, data return techniques and Grand Tour Missions
Scattered light circular polarization data from Jupiter and other planets indicating nonmagnetic origin
Jupiter Red Spot and other photographic features in 1969-1970, noting 90-day oscillation in longitude and south tropical zone disturbance
Jupiter Galilean satellites surface optical polarization measurement, noting bright transparent material cover possibly frost
Jupiter orbiters and probes noting objectives, spacecraft design and mission description
Jupiter orbiter missions, considering satellite emphasis and planetary environment and planetology missions