HIGH-INTENSITY REPRODUCIBLE-CONTINUUM LIGHT SOURCE FOR ABSOLUTE INTENSITY CALIBRATION
High intensity light source for calibration
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High intensity light source for calibration
Problems and methods of studying noctilucent clouds by visual and photometric means
Calibration of actinometric instruments using infrared radiation
Actinometric observations of radiative heat transfer, solar radiation, and atmospheric scattering
Intensity measurements of vacuum ultraviolet radiation by photoionization of rare gases, including data on photoelectric yield of gold black
Hypoxia induced by sustained forward acceleration while breathing pure oxygen at reduced atmospheric pressure
Quantum yield measurement of luminescence in sodium salicylate based on second phosphor having constant quantum yield
Photometric night sky observations of zodiacal light, discussing brightness as function of elongation in terms of ecliptic coordinates
Pathological effects of rapid decompression in experimental dogs, examining tissues and lung damage
Synthetic simultaneous observations for determining fixed-earth oriented directions between Baker-Nunn camera stations
Times of consciousness, collapse, and survival and pathology examinations of dogs rapidly decompressed to near vacuum environment
Cryogenic para hydrogen heat transfer data at near critical pressures and temperatures for advanced propulsion system coolant
Design of lightweight regeneratively cooled hydrogen-oxygen thrust chamber
Luminescence of calcium tungstate with lead in far ultraviolet region
Temperature and vibration performance data for calibratable pressure switch
Efficiency measurements of organic phosphor scintillator for detecting 14.4 and 2.6 MeV neutrons
Sensor calibrations using NBS standard of spectral irradiance, as used for Mariner IV CANOPUS sensor
Radiometer measuring total intensity of UV, VISIBLE and IR radiation