Infrared radiometry experiment on Mariner 9
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Chase, S. C., Jr.↗
Engineering topics
Muench, G.
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Jupiter - An unidentified feature in the 5-micron spectrum of the North Equatorial Belt.
Grating spectra of the North Equatorial Belt of Jupiter between 4.5 and 5.1 microns, obtained with a nominal resolving power of 180, are presented. An absorption feature centered at 4.73 microns and not due to a known constitu ent has been found. Its possible identification is discussed.
Muench, G.↗
Mariner 1969 infrared radiometer results - Temperatures and thermal properties of the Martian surface
Mars surface soil thermophysical properties, temperature and thermal emission from Mariner spacecraft IR radiometer data, correlating with visual images
Chase, S. C., Jr.↗
Infrared radiometry experiment for Mariner Mars 1971
IR radiometer for Mariner Mars 1971 project providing surface brightness temperatures
Chase, S., Jr.↗
Mariner 1969 - Preliminary results of the infrared radiometer experiment.
Mars thermal energy emission measurement by Mariner 1969 IR radiometer, indicating frozen carbon dioxide cap and minimum temperature
Chase, S. C., Jr.↗
The structure of the atmospheres of the major planets
Model construction for structure of planetary atmospheres, particularly Jupiter, discussing gas pressure, density and temperature relationships
Muench, G.↗
Infrared radiometry
Mariners 6 and 7 infrared radiometer measurements on energy spectrum of Mars
Chase, S. C., Jr.↗
Infrared coronal lines. II.
Wavelengths and intensities of IR coronal lines of silicon and magnesium ions from airborne total solar eclipse observations
CORONA↗
Infrared spectra of low-temperature stars.
IR spectra of low temperature stars of type M, N/R/ and S, as well as NML objects in Cygnus and Taurus, noting atmospheric differences
STELLAR SPECTRUM↗
Infrared lines of the solar corona. I - Prediction.
Detectability of coronal IR lines due to Mg, Al and Si ions with practicable IR spectrometers and photoconductive detectors, considering atmospheric attenuation
PHOTODETECTOR↗
Proceedings of the Caltech-JPL Lunar and Planetary Conference
Observations of Moon, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter - surface features and atmospheric characteristics - radio, radar, telescopic, and spectroscopic observations
CONFERENCE↗
An analysis of the spectrum of mars.
Carbon-dioxide and hydrogen content in martian atmosphere, detected from a high dispersion spectrogram
MARS ATMOSPHERE↗