The scientific experiments of Mariner IV.
Instrumentation and experiments performed by Mariner IV
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Instrumentation and experiments performed by Mariner IV
Mariner IV photographs of Mars, discussing mission objectives, functioning of camera system and interpretation of pictures
Radio occultation measurement of Martian atmosphere over two regions by Mariner IV space probe
Radiation data measured by Tiros IV satellite for determination of global distribution of atmospheric water vapor
Mariner IV observation of 500-kev protons in interplanetary space
Mariner II and Mariner IV space probes, discussing Venus and Mars observation, instrument testing, subsystem testing and design
Craters on Mars from Mariner IV pictures, showing no evidence of primeval crater and analyzing aeolian erosion
Data from ground photography of Mars covering portions of Mariner IV path, noting position of oases and canals
Mechanical design requirements, criteria and processes of Mariner IV spacecraft configuration
Mariner IV temperature control subsystem hardware, examining thermal shields, thermally actuated louver system and flexible multilayer shields
Half-scale thermal model of Mariner IV SPACECRAFT for solar simulation and high vacuum testing in JPL 10-ft space simulator
Mariner IV models of three Mars atmospheric layers analogous to terrestrial E, F-1 and F-2 layers, considering relative mass densities, temperatures, carbon dioxide photodissociation and ionization profile
Mariner IV observations of protons in interplanetary space
Analysis and interpretation of Mariner IV MAGNETIC field measurements between Earth and Mars
Martian magnetic dipole measurements from magnetometer aboard Mariner IV space probe
Frequency, phase, and amplitude changes of Mariner IV radio signal through atmosphere and ionosphere of Mars observed before and after planetary occulatation
Mariner IV spacecraft mechanical operations summary including flight and test configuration photographs