A Far Infrared Sky Survey
Balloon-borne instrumentation for detection of far IR extended emission regions and bright point sources, describing results of initial flights
Frederick, C. L.↗
Engineering topics
Low, F. J.
Publications and source records attributed to Low, F. J..
Infrared observations of a preplanetary system
Infrared observations of preplanetary system
Low, F. J.↗
Contribution of infrared galaxies to the cosmic background.
Far IR background due to superposition of IR galaxies, noting galaxies contribution to extragalactic radio background
Low, F. J.↗
Stellar spectra from 2.8 to 14 microns.
Stellar spectra observed with 2.8-14 micron IR spectrometer, noting broad absorption feature near 5 and 8 microns
Gillett, F. C.↗
The spectrum of NML Cygnus from 2.8 to 5.6 microns.
IR spectrum of NML Cygnus, discussing weak absorption band
Gillett, F. C.↗
Absolute spectrum of Venus from 2.8 to 14 microns.
Venus absolute spectrum in 2.8-14 micron range, noting strong sunlight absorption in 3-5 micron region and low brightness temperature between 8-10 microns
Gillett, F. C.↗
Observations of quasars and cool stars.
IR observations of quasars and cool stars, discussing instrumentation using He cooled detectors
Low, F. J.↗
Infrared observations of the planetary nebula NGC 7027.
IR line intensity of planetary nebula NGC 7027, noting presence of measurable continuum flux of stellar radiation
SPECTRAL LINE↗
Far-Infrared Surveys of the Sky
Far IR surveys of sky for thermal radiation from interstellar grains and other sources of far IR RADIATION, using balloon sounding
BALLOON SOUNDING↗
Discovery of an infrared nebula in Orion.
Physical parameters of IR nebula discovered in Orion
INFRARED ASTRONOMY↗
Infra-red observations of a preplanetary system.
IR observations of R Monocerotis preplanetary system, reporting on flux density and circumstellar dust
PLANETARY EVOLUTION↗