On an anomaly in the behavior of nh3 bands in planet jupiter's spectrum <sur une anomalie de comportement des bandes nh3 dans le spectre de la planete jupiter<
Anomaly in behavior of ammonia bands in planet jupiter absorption spectrum
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Anomaly in behavior of ammonia bands in planet jupiter absorption spectrum
Radiotelescope observations of jupiter radio emission in 6.5 cm wave band
Radio emission measurements of moon and jupiter relating to cassiopeia a
Polarized radiation from jupiter at decameter wavelengths
Meteorology of Venus, Mars, and Jupiter
Radio and polarization observations of Jupiter, correlation between Jupiter events and solar M-region storms, and observation comparisons with Doppler shifted cyclotron predictions
Latitude and longitude of Jupiter red spot measured from photographic plates
Asteroid belt and Jupiter flyby mission study
Low intensity decameter emissions from Jupiter
Combined observations of Jupiter investigating correlation between planet activity and geomagnetic activity, sunspot number, solar radiation and flares
Upper limit to X-ray flux from Jupiter on September 30, 1962
Jupiter observations in 1963 and 1964 from Clark Lake Radio Observatory in California confirming Io influence on mother planet emissions
Cooling and reheating of Jupiter satellite Ganymede when disappearing and reappearing from Jupiter shadow observed at Palomar Observatory
Thermal 8-14 micron IR emission of Jupiter in December 1963
Survival and growth of terrestrial microorganisms in ammonia-rich atmospheres supporting possibility of origin and existence of life on jupiter
Catalog of radio observations of Jupiter 1961 to 1964
Orbital receiving system for detection of low frequency radio energy from planet Jupiter