Coronal photographs, isophotes, and a flash spectrum from the solar eclipse of May 30, 1965
Coronal photographs, isophotes, and flash spectrum from solar eclipse of 30 May, 1965
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Coronal photographs, isophotes, and flash spectrum from solar eclipse of 30 May, 1965
Vacuum UV flash photolysis kinetic spectroscopy apparatus
CH concentration measurement in flash photolysis of methane by means of kinetic spectroscopy
Thin films of cuprous sulfide, selenide and telluride prepared by flash evaporation, discussing resistivity and absorption coefficient
Navigator performance using hand held sextant to measure angle between moving flashing light and simulated star - space navigation
Flight prototype model meteor flash analyzer
Impact flash used for detection and analysis of micrometeoroids
Flash drying selective reduction process for producing dispersion-strengthened cobalt base alloys
Flash blindness indoctrination and training device for pilots operating in nuclear combat zones
Flash X ray unit with special film transport devices to obtain sequenced dynamic radiographs of ablating models during reentry simulation tests
Micrometeoroid mass, velocity, and composition from impact flash signature by spectroscopic analysis
Flash X ray to determine recessions in ablative materials
Cavitation and flashing of potassium flowing adiabatically through Venturi
Flash unit synchronized with framing of motion picture cameras in schlieren photography
Deposition of alloy films on complex surfaces by ion plating with flash evaporation
Vacuum UV flash photolysis of carbon suboxide, noting pressure dependent reaction rates of carbon atoms with various gases
Quasi-equilibrium treatment of heterogeneous reactions applied to flash desorption data for oxygen reaction with tungsten surface, discussing species desorption dependence on adsorption temperature
Bromine monoxide formation by atomic oxygen- bromine reaction in flash photolysis of bromine- nitrous oxide and bromine-nitrogen dioxide mixtures