Investigation of Galactic and Planetary Radio Astronomy Status Report, Jul. - Dec. 1965
Sounding rocket flight to measure cosmic radiation intensity and studies of Martian atmosphere and ionosphere
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Sounding rocket flight to measure cosmic radiation intensity and studies of Martian atmosphere and ionosphere
Galactic and planetary radio astronomy - sounding rocket launch, orbiting telescope, carbon-oxygen complex photochemistry, Mars ionosphere, topside electron density, and nonrigid bodies
Rockets and satellites used for low frequency radio observations to study cosmic background noise and radio bursts from sun and planets
Ionized intergalactic gas detection by dispersion of radio waves from quasar CTA 102
Antenna impedance behavior in plasma, related to radio astronomy, emphasizing electrically small antennas used in space vehicles
Antenna impedance behavior in plasma related to radio astronomy, emphasizing electrically small antennas used in space vehicles
Cosmic radio intensities at 1.225 and 2 mc and antenna behavior in plasma used to interpret data
Cosmic radio intensities at 1.225 and 2 mc and antenna behavior in the plasma used to interpret data
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Radio experiments from satellites and rockets
Radio astronomy experiments from satellites and rockets