Solar modulation of primary cosmic rays as deduced from neutron monitor data.
Solar modulation of primary cosmic rays deduced from time variations of neutron monitor counting rates and differential rigidity spectra
Bertsch, D. L.↗
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Comparison of the flux of cosmic-ray particles measured in space to that deduced from balloon flights using ionization chambers.
Cosmic ray flux in interplanetary space from satellite data compared with measurements from balloon flights
Anderson, H. R.↗
Low-energy cosmic-ray composition and energy spectra measured in June 1965.
Low energy cosmic ray composition and energy spectra measured by sounding rockets carrying nuclear emulsions
Fichtel, C. E.↗
Cosmic ray diffusion, energy loss, and the diurnal variation.
Cosmic ray intensity diurnal variation origin
Parker, E. N.↗
The energy dependence of the positron-electron ratio in the primary cosmic radiation in 1965.
Charge composition of primary electron component from balloon-borne magnetic spectrometer measurements, discussing energy dependence of positron-electron ratio in primary cosmic radiation
Hartman, R. C.↗
Cosmic-ray radial density gradient and its rigidity dependence observed at solar minimum on Mariner IV.
Cosmic ray radial density gradient and rigidity dependence observed at solar minimum on Mariner 4
Ogallagher, J. J.↗
Cerenkov-scintillation counter measurements of nuclei heavier than helium in the primary cosmic radiation. I.
Energy spectra and charge composition of nuclei heavier than helium in primary cosmic radiation from Cerenkov scintillation counter measurements
Ormes, J. F.↗
Cosmic blackbody radiation and isotropic gamma rays - A contradiction?
Conflict between cosmic X ray and gamma ray background and black body interpretation of microwave background
Felten, J. E.↗
Measurements of the low-energy cosmic radiation during the summer of 1966.
Isotopic composition of hydrogen and helium nuclei in low energy cosmic rays based on scintillation counter telescope data during balloon flights
Badhwar, G. D.↗
Diffusion of solar cosmic rays and the power spectrum of the interplanetary magnetic field.
Interplanetary magnetic field power spectrum variation and solar cosmic ray diffusion
Nathan, K. V. S. K.↗
Sky survey of high-energy cosmic X-rays and spectra of the sources in the Crab Nebula and Cygnus.
Northern sky survey of high energy cosmic X rays and sources spectra in Crab Nebula and Cygnus using balloon-borne detector
Clark, G. W.↗
Cosmic rays - Asymptotic directions, etc.
Asymptotic directions of cosmic ray particles calculation with tabulated results for 79 points on earth surface
Fowler, B. C.↗
Flux of primary cosmic ray particles with Z greater than 3.
Cosmic ray flux of Z particles from nuclear photographic emulsions during balloon flight
Fody, S. A.↗
The primary cosmic-ray electron energy spectrum from 10 to 40 Mev.
Differential energy spectrum of primary cosmic ray electrons measured on IMP 3 during minimum solar modulation for galactic radiation
Fan, C. Y.↗
Confinement of cosmic-ray nuclei in ionized source regions and interstellar medium.
Effects of matter traversed by cosmic rays in source region and interstellar medium analyzed using charged particles energy losses
Durgaprasad, N.↗
Cosmic dust in the stratosphere.
Cosmic dust in one to 100 micron size range in stratosphere, noting balloon-borne collecting technique and upper limit on total terrestrial accretion rate
Arnold, J. R.↗
Storage and diffusion of cosmic-ray electrons in the galaxy.
Storage, diffusion and energy loss of cosmic ray electron propagation in galaxy, discussing leakage lifetime inadequacies and electron acceleration
Jokipii, J. R.↗
Recent advances in cosmic ray payloads for interplanetary and planetary spacecraft.
Cosmic ray anisotropy instrument aboard Pioneer 8 featuring computer for azimuth determination, data compression and detector control
Bartley, W. C.↗