Far-infrared nightsky emission above 120 kilometers
Far IR night sky emission above 120 km over millimeter range, using rocket-borne telescope
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Far IR night sky emission above 120 km over millimeter range, using rocket-borne telescope
Night sky far IR observation by rocket-borne telescope, discussing minimum signal detection and origin
Limb darkening on earth night side observed by Aerobee rocket, with explanation based on atmospheric opacity in water vapor and carbon dioxide bands
Night sky background observation by near IR radiation flux, using rocket-borne telescope and ground based equipment
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Rocket-borne IR astronomical telescope high altitude observations compared with balloon observations
Earth velocity relative to 3 K cosmic background radiation field measured by determining anisotropy with wideband detector sensitive at mm IR wavelengths
Comet fracture, discussing fracture zone /near ecliptic plane/, suggesting collisions with interplanetary boulders as possible explanation
IR telescope for rocket observations using liquid nitrogen coolant to eliminate terrestrial and telescope radiation, using InAs and InSb detectors
Detectability of massive star from opaque dust cocoon through IR radiation
Permafrost layer existence beneath lunar surface, noting possible detection techniques
Density estimation of 10-meter size boulders in interplanetary space
Orbital inclinations relation to comets direction of approach, noting transition between long and short period comets