Rocket measurements of Sq currents at mid-latitude
Double gas cell rubidium vapor magnetometers in Nike-Apache rockets and ionospheric current detection
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Double gas cell rubidium vapor magnetometers in Nike-Apache rockets and ionospheric current detection
Spacecraft launches and planetary and interplanetary missions to outer planets of solar system
Jupiter flyby missions study - scientific experiments, spacecraft design concepts, and Earth-Jupiter transfer trajectories
Computer program for evaluating space experiments for Saturn in-flight payloads
Bibliography on stellar interiors
Heat sterilizable battery separator material prepared from low-density polyethylene film
Silver-cadmium secondary battery energy storage system using vented cells for manned orbital spacecraft
Rocketborne magnetometer measurements of midlatitude Sq ionospheric currents
Spacecraft primary electric propulsion systems for flight programs in foreseeable future, noting missions variety, power subsystem technology and hardware demonstrations
Encapsulation technique for multiple chip silicon switching transistors with silver-Teflon contacts
Variations of electron flux density observations by Explorer 12 and 14
Electron cooling rates in midlatitude and auroral zone thermosphere measured by probe rockets
Waste disposal and housekeeping concepts for manned space systems
Modification of NUALGAM and BREMRAD codes
Investigating hypothesis of sea floor spreading and continental drift with respect to location of Iceland at lithospheric plate boundaries
Nike-Apache rocket carrying radiometer for detection of O2 /a /1 Delta g//-/X /3 Sigma g plus// transition
Midlatitude ionosphere and magnetosphere thermal protons dynamic behavior, investigating magnetic storm effects
Differential energy spectra of cosmic ray protons and helium nuclei in the 100 to 260 MeV/nucleon were measured on balloon flights in the upper midwestern (U.S.) area. Solar cycle variations of atmospheric secondary protons were also investigated.