Determination of mean atmospheric densities during minimum solar activity by means of the Explorer XIX Satellite
Mean atmospheric densities during minimum solar activity derived from energy changes of Explorer XIX Satellite
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Mean atmospheric densities during minimum solar activity derived from energy changes of Explorer XIX Satellite
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