Experimental examination of low-energy cosmic- ray heavy nuclei.
Cosmic ray nuclei flux with charges greater than that of helium at energies below balloon-borne experiments cutoff value
HEAVY NUCLEUS↗
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Explorer xi experiment on cosmic gamma rays.
Cosmic gamma ray above 100 mev measured by Explorer XI satellite
SPACE RADIATION↗
Upper limits of the cosmic gamma-ray flux from oso-1.
Upper limits on cosmic gamma ray flux obtained using OSO-I and sodium iodide scintillation counters
OSO-1↗
Observation of solar cosmic rays from october 13, 1959 to february 17, 1961 with explorer vii.
Solar cosmic ray intensity measurements by Explorer VII at high latitudes over North America and Australia from 550 to 1100 km from October 13, 1959 to February 17, 1961
EXPLORER VII SATELLITE↗
Observation of the cosmic ray electron-positron ratio from 100 mev to 3 bev in 1964.
Balloon measurement of charge ratio of primary cosmic ray electrons in energy level from 100 mev to 3 bev in 1964
PRIMARY COSMIC RADIATION↗
Cosmic ray production by vibrating neutron stars.
Cosmic ray production and acceleration by hydromagnetic waves from vibrating neutron stars
NEUTRON STAR↗
Galactic cosmic rays in the interplanetary medium.
Model of galactic cosmic rays in interplanetary medium taking into account convection and diffusion
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Interplanetary diffusion model for the time behavior of intensity in a solar cosmic ray event.
Unified interplanetary diffusion model for time behavior of intensity of several solar cosmic ray events, accounting for decay phases
SOLAR COSMIC RAY↗
Study of cosmic-ray intensity measured by mariner 2 and by ground neutron monitors during the forbush decrease of september 30, 1962.
Cosmic ray intensity and flux and velocity of solar wind measured by Mariner II and ground neutron monitors during Forbush decrease
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Response of ion chambers in free space to the long-term cosmic-ray variation from 1960 to 1965.
Differential response curves and mean rigidity of response of ion chambers aboard balloons and satellites in free space during long-term cosmic- ray variation from 1960 to 1965
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Positions of three cosmic x-ray sources in scorpio and sagittarius.
Three cosmic X-ray source locations determined, using rocket mounted Geiger counters
GEIGER COUNTER↗
The solar wind velocity and its correlation with geomagnetic, solar and cosmic ray activity.
Plasma velocity correlation with various indices of solar, cosmic ray and terrestrial activity measured during several solar rotations, using Mariner II spacecraft
PLASMA ACCELERATION↗
Cosmic-ray intensity at thule, greenland and its relation to data from mariner ii.
Cosmic ray intensities over Thule, Greenland compared with Mariner II data
MARINER II SPACE PROBE↗
The ratio of electrons to positrons in the primary cosmic radiation.
Ratio of electron to positrons in primary cosmic radiation investigated by balloon-borne instrument over Ft. Churchill
ELECTRON PRECIPITATION↗
Cosmic gamma ray results from explorer xi.
Cosmic gamma radiation data using Explorer XI SATELLITE, noting gamma ray intensity, incident spectrum, etc
SATELLITE OBSERVATION↗
The production of cosmic rays in violent events in galaxies.
Violent events in galaxies releasing high energies as possible sources of primary cosmic ray flux, radio sources, high energy particles, etc
ENERGY SOURCE↗
Damping of interstellar plasma waves by the cosmic ray gas
Damping of interstellar plasma waves by cosmic radiation fluxes due to suprathermal particles - Magnetosonic and Alfven waves
ALFVEN WAVE↗
The semi-diurnal anisotropy of the cosmic radiation
Investigation of semidiurnal anisotropy of cosmic radiation using data from neutron monitors
NEUTRON DISTRIBUTION↗