Lithological and mineralogical investigation of the surface of Mars.
IR colorimetry of Martian bright and dark areas indicates correlations with limonite terrestrial rocks and volcanic ash
PLANETARY SURFACE↗
Engineering topics
Cruikshank, D. P.
Publications and source records attributed to Cruikshank, D. P..
On the spectra of the Galilean satellites of Jupiter.
Nonsolar absorption lines in spectra of inner three Galilean satellites of Jupiter
NATURAL SATELLITE↗
Photometric search for atmospheres on Europa and Ganymede.
Possible atmosphere detection on J-II and J-III satellites revealed by excess brightness on eclipse reappearance
CELESTIAL OBSERVATION↗
The composition of the surface layer of Mars.
IR spectra of Mars bright areas compared with terrestrial rock, drawing conclusions regarding Mars mineralogy and detrital cover
ROCK↗
Laboratory spectra for testing the presence of minor constituents in planetary atmospheres. i - ch sub 4, nh sub 3, n sub 2 o, co, cos, region 1-2.5 mu.
Laboratory spectra from lead sulfide spectrometer for testing presence of minor constituents in planetary atmospheres
ASTRONOMICAL SPECTRUM↗
Comparison of the infrared spectrum of mars with the spectra of selected terrestrial rocks and minerals.
Comparison of IR Mars spectrograms with laboratory and solar spectra of terrestrial rocks and minerals, using same equipment
INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY↗