Behavior of carbon dioxide and other volatiles on Mars.
Thermal model of Martian surface suggests solid carbon dioxide composition of polar caps, studying diurnal and annual temperature variations at various latitudes
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Thermal model of Martian surface suggests solid carbon dioxide composition of polar caps, studying diurnal and annual temperature variations at various latitudes
Inconsistencies between radio and infrared measurements of lunar temperature
Problems of lunar and planetary exploration
Mariner IV photography in two wavelengths of Martian surface
Thermal 8-14 micron IR emission of Jupiter in December 1963
Cooling and reheating of Jupiter satellite Ganymede when disappearing and reappearing from Jupiter shadow observed at Palomar Observatory
Photography required for Voyager Mars landers to carry out effective biological exploration, noting Apollo relevance
Brightness temperature distribution across jupiter disk and integral brightness temperatures of galilean satellites mapped from observations at 10 microns with 200-inch hale telescope
Twenty-five stars from b8 to m7 measured by photometer using germanium photoconductor
Surface temperature variations during lunar night measured with photometer incorporating mercury- doped germanium photoconductor
Twenty-five stars from b8 to m7 measured by photometer using germanium photoconductor
Surface brightness temperature variation measured during lunar nighttime
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Venus - high resolution map of brightness temperature from hale telescope observations
Stellar & planetary observations at 10 microns made by portable infrared telescope & photometer utilizing mercury doped germanium detector
Study of the stability of volatile ices in short period comet orbits, on the surfaces of jupiter and saturn major satellites, and saturn rings
Lunar investigations and meteorite research
Variation of percentage of lunar shaded regions with changing elevation of sun