Changes in the amplitude of the diurnal variation of cosmic ray intensity as a func- tion of the magnetic activity
Diurnal variation amplitude changes of cosmic ray intensity as magnetic activity function
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Anistropy of cosmic rays caused by the electric field of a corpuscular stream
Energy spectrum of anisotropy of cosmic rays caused by electric field of corpuscular stream
ENERGY SPECTRUM↗
Diurnal variations of cosmic rays caused by anisotropic scattering of particles by inhomo- geneous magnetic fields of corpuscular streams
Diurnal variations of cosmic rays caused by anisotropic scattering of particles by frozen regular homogeneous and inhomogeneous magnetic fields
SCATTERING↗
Variation of cosmic ray intensity during magnetic storms with sudden and gradual beginnings
Cosmic ray intensity variation during magnetic storms with sudden and gradual beginnings
RADIATION INTENSITY↗
Relationship of the cosmic ray intensity to solar activity
Cosmic ray intensity relationship to solar activity
RADIATION INTENSITY↗
Relationship of the cosmic ray intensity to the magnetic activity and radio emission of the sun
Relationship of cosmic ray intensity to magnetic activity and radio emission of sun
RADIO EMISSION↗
The cosmic ray anisotropy.
Cosmic ray anisotropy may be due to existence of trapped orbits in interplanetary field, sunward flux density gradient or Compton-Getting effect
RADIATION INTENSITY↗
Preliminary studies of possible cosmic dust impacts on project mercury vehicle periscope lenses.
Craters on flown Mercury vehicle periscope lenses possibly due to cosmic dust impacts
METEORITIC CRATER↗
Cosmic-ray-induced nuclear interactions in meteorites.
Nuclear interactions in meteorites induced by cosmic rays studied by radiochemical and mass spectrometric investigation
METEORITE↗
Cosmic x- and infrared rays as tools for exploring the large-scale structure of the universe.
Cosmic X-ray and IR wavelengths as tools for exploring large scale structure of universe
INFRARED SPECTRUM↗
Two sources of cosmic x-rays in scorpius and sagittarius.
Cosmic X-ray sources in Scorpius and Sagittarius detected by rocket flights
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Asymptotic cones of acceptance of cosmic ray neutron monitors in a geomagnetic field distorted by the solar wind.
Asymptotic acceptance cone variation of cosmic ray neutron monitors in geomagnetic field distorted by solar wind, noting particle trajectories
GEOMAGNETIC ANOMALY↗
Inverse compton scattering of cosmic-ray electrons.
Inverse Compton scattering of cosmic ray electrons considered in isotropic thermal radiation field with arbitrary energy
COMPTON EFFECT↗
The modulation of galactic cosmic rays in the interplanetary medium.
Galactic cosmic ray diffusion and modulation by interplanetary medium
COSMIC RADIATION↗
The energy dependence of the abundance of lithium, beryllium, and boron in the primary cosmic radiation - observations at fort churchill.
Energy dependence of lithium, beryllium and boron abundance in primary cosmic radiation observed at Fort Churchill
BORON↗
Very high energy cosmic gamma rays.
Collision of cosmic rays and intergalactic gas to produce neutral pions which decay into high energy gamma rays
GAMMA RADIATION↗
Solar cosmic rays associated with meter type iv radio bursts.
Solar cosmic rays associated with meter Type VI RADIO burst confirmed from data from 21 stations
SOLAR RADIO BURST↗