6-centimeter formaldehyde absorption and emission in the Orion Nebula
Formaldehyde absorption and emission lines in Orion IR nebula, indicating pumping suppression by neutral particle collisions
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Formaldehyde absorption and emission lines in Orion IR nebula, indicating pumping suppression by neutral particle collisions
Interstellar silicon monoxide discovery from 130,246 MHz frequency line emission of galactic radio source Sag B2
Formaldehyde line emission observed from trapezium H II region of Orion nebula, attributing to 140 GHz rotational transition
Interstellar formyl radical and carbon 13 formyl ion search in galactic radio sources
Short time variability of intensity of optical pulses from pulsar NP 0532, using telescopes
Formaldehyde rotational transition hyperfine components measured by molecular beam maser
Crab Nebula pulsar light intensity fluctuations on very short time scale, noting negative observations
Microwave thermal emission by water measured from aircraft, studying radiation dependence on surface roughness
Background radiation intensity upper limits for mm and submillimeter wavelengths in interstellar medium, noting intense flux in far IR
Carbon 12 to carbon 13 ratio in Zeta Ophivchi and exchange with interstellar matter
Molecular ion C13H line found in zeta Oph at 4232.08 A, measuring equivalent width and finding C12/C13 ratio
Airborne microwave radiometer measurements of thermal radiances over sea surfaces
Pressure induced microwave absorption in molecular N for various temperatures, determining dielectric loss, absorptivity and quadrupole moment
Venus radio and radar spectra dependence on surface pressure
Induced absorption in nitrogen at microwave frequencies and high pressures and temperatures
CN interstellar optical lines rotational temperatures, suggesting slow charged particle excitation of polar molecule rotational levels
Microwave and IR opacities of dry massive model of Venus atmosphere
Venus microwave phase effect analyzed assuming dry massive Venus atmospheric model, discussing heat transfer processes