THE EVALUATION OF CERTAIN PHYSICAL CONSTANTS FROM THE RADIO TRACKING OF MARINER II
Statistical formulas, doppler residuals, and equations of condition are used to obtain certain physical constant data from the radio tracking of mariner ii
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