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NASA NTRS1962

EXPLORER 12 OBSERVATIONS OF SOLAR COSMIC RAYS AND 1961

Observation of solar cosmic rays and storm particles from solar flares obtained by explorer 12 satellite

SOLAR STORM↗

NASA NTRS1963

SOLAR COSMIC RAYS

Study of propagation, energy spectra, and occurrence of solar cosmic rays

COSMIC RADIATION↗

NASA NTRS1962

STUDY OF THE HYDROGEN, HELIUM, AND HEAVY NUCLEI IN THE NOVEMBER 12, 1960 SOLAR COSMIC-RAY EVENT

Study of cosmic-ray emission from a solar flare based on nuclear-emulsion data recovered from rocket probes

NUCLEAR EMULSION↗

NASA NTRS1963

A NEW METHOD OF COMPUTING COSMIC-RAY CUTOFF RIGIDITY FOR SEVERAL GEOMAGNETIC FIELD MODELS

Computation of geomagnetic cosmic-ray cutoff rigidities

GEOMAGNETIC FIELD↗

NASA NTRS1963

PRIMARY COSMIC RAY AND SOLAR PROTONS. II

Determination of the energy spectrum of primary cosmic-ray protons in the 80 to 350 mev energy range

SPACE RADIATION↗

NASA NTRS1963

PREDICTING LARGE SOLAR COSMIC RAY EVENTS

Prediction of solar cosmic proton emission to provide data to protect astronauts during space travel

COSMIC RADIATION↗

NASA NTRS1963

THEOREMS CONCERNING THE ALLOWED CONE OF COSMIC RADIATION

Presentation of theorems to extend a previous investigation of the cosmic-ray shadow cone and low-altitude main cone to include the main cone at all higher altitudes

RADIATION DISTRIBUTION↗

NASA NTRS1963

THE TIME VARIATIONS OF SOLAR COSMIC RAYS DURING THE SEPTEMBER 3, 1960, EVENT

Analysis of results of a series of high-altitude balloon flights concerned with solar flare events and cosmic ray emission

HIGH ALTITUDE BALLOON PROGRAM↗

NASA NTRS1963

COSMIC RADIO INTENSITIES AT 1.225 AND 2.0 MEGACYCLES/ SEC MEASURED UP TO AN ALTITUDE OF 1700 KILOMETERS

Cosmic radio intensities at 1.225 and 2 mc and antenna behavior in the plasma used to interpret data

NOISE INTENSITY↗

NASA NTRS1963

BRAIN STUDY OF MICE EXPOSED TO COSMIC RAYS IN THE STRATOSPHERE AND REPORT OF NUCLEAR EMULSION MONITORING IN FOUR BALLOON FLIGHTS FROM BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA, JULY-AUGUST, 1960

Brains of mice were exposed to cosmic rays in the stratosphere balloon flights carrying nuclear emulsions in order to determine whether injury was incurred

RADIATION MEDICINE↗

NASA NTRS1963

COSMIC RAY EXPERIMENTS FOR EXPLORER XII AND THE ORBITING GEOPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

Cosmic ray experiments for explorer xii and the orbiting geophysical observatory using geiger- muller counters, and scintillation counter telescopes

COSMIC RADIATION↗

NASA NTRS1963

DELINEATION OF TRACKS OF HEAVY COSMIC RAYS AND NUCLEAR PROCESSES WITHIN LARGE CRYSTALS OF SILVER CHLORIDE

Photoelectric formation technique for delineating tracks of energetic charged particles, such as heavy cosmic rays and products of nuclear collisions within large crystals of silver chloride

CHARGED PARTICLE↗

NASA NTRS1963

LATITUDE SURVEY OF COSMIC-RAY INTENSITY BY EXPLORER 7, OCTOBER 1959 TO FEBRUARY 1961

Latitude survey of cosmic-ray intensity from october 1959 to february 1961 made by explorer vii equipped with shielded geiger tube

EXPLORER VII SATELLITE↗

NASA NTRS1963

THE ANOMALOUS ENTRY OF LOW-RIGIDITY SOLAR COSMIC RAYS INTO THE GEOMAGNETIC FIELD

Arrival of low-rigidity solar cosmic rays into the geomagnetic field in terms of ring current effects and limitation of the radial extent of the magnetosphere

GEOMAGNETIC FIELD↗

NASA NTRS1963