The magnetosphere and its boundary layer
Magnetosphere and boundary layer measurements by IMP-I satellite - solar wind, cosmic ray, and geomagnetic field
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Magnetosphere and boundary layer measurements by IMP-I satellite - solar wind, cosmic ray, and geomagnetic field
Quasi-stationary co-rotating structure in interplanetary field observed with IMP-I SATELLITE during three solar rotations
Correlated magnetic tail and radiation belt observations from Explorer 18 /Imp I/ satellite and APL satellite 1963 38C in April 1964
Magnetic field and energetic electron correlations from IMP-1 satellite earth dark side observations
IMP-I satellite telescopic measurements of low energy primary cosmic ray protons
IMP-I and APL satellite observations of magnetic disturbance between earth magnetic tail and radiation belts within magnetosphere
Measurements of geomagnetic field at various distances using IMP-I satellite, noting magnetically neutral sheet in tail and observation of five magnetic storms
Imp-I satellite observations of interplanetary magnetic field revealing regular longitudinal sector structure in magnetic field rotating with Sun
IMP-I Earth satellite magnetic field measurement experimental results including solar wind flow effects
IMP-I earth satellite magnetic field measurement experimental results including solar wind flow effects
Pulse height analyzer and logic circuits for interplanetary monitoring platform nuclear abundance experiment - explorer xviii
IMP observation of probable lunar magnetohydrodynamic wake
Imp-I observations of solar wind properties, including interaction with geomagnetic field and flow characteristics of positive ion component
Magnetopause boundaries and geomagnetic field at magnetopause and interaction region by IMP I
Criticism of Ivanov assumption regarding IMP-I OBSERVATION of lunar wake in solar wind by magnetic field and plasma measurements
Performance summary of IMP-1 - instrumentation power supply, telemetry, and thermal systems
Solar wind disturbance detected by ground facility and Explorer XVIII while behind Moon