Spectral radiance measurements of model rocket exhaust gases at simulated altitude, using a rapid scanning spectrometer.
Spectral radiance of model rocket exhaust gases measured by rapid scanning spectrometer at simulated altitude
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Spectral radiance of model rocket exhaust gases measured by rapid scanning spectrometer at simulated altitude
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Spectral radiance of model rocket exhaust gases measured by rapid scanning spectrometer at simulated altitude
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