LABORATORY SIMULATION STUDIES OF OUTER SPACE.
Laboratory simulation studies of outer space
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Laboratory simulation studies of outer space
Van allen zone - outer-zone electrons
Laboratory simulation studies of outer space phenomena - plasma density, dipole magnet
Finite elastic slump of infinitely long, hollow incompressible cylinder bonded to rigid outer tube - failure prediction for metal and rubber
Aerodynamic characteristics of variable-wing-sweep configuration with spoiler-slot-deflector control system & swept back outer wing panels
Electrons in earths outer radiation zone
Explorer xiv charged-particle observations in the earths outer magnetosphere, including a comparison with previous observations
Possibility of the antarctic treaty serving as a model for an outer space treaty
Spectral data, angular distributions and intensities of outer-zone electrons by injun i and explorer xii
Electron flux measurements made by discoverer satellites to determine the rate of loss of electrons from outer radiation belt
High dispersion spectrograms of jupiter used to study the chemical compositions, pressures, temperatures and velocities in the atmospheres of the outer planets
Outer geomagnetic field studied through satellite experiments, reviewing the various types of magnetometers
Structural changes in outer radiation belt caused by magnetic storms - explorer xii data
Freedom of outer space, boundary between nationally controlled airspace and free space, and problems of control, sovereignty, & jurisdiction
Low energy electron distribution in outer portion of earth magnetosphere near geomagnetic equatorial plane - explorer satellite data
X-ray emission by radio wave sources of outer space
Morphology of outer zone electron distribution at low altitude - Injun III satellite measurement
Particle intensity and magnetic field increase detection by Explorer XII as evidence for rapid motion of outer boundary of magnetosphere