On the powerful X-ray emission of radiogalaxies
Radio galactic emission and cosmic X-radiation
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
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The dose of cosmic radiation in the biological units of the 'vostok 3' and 'vostok 4' spacecraft <doza kosmicheskoy radiatsii v bioblokakh kosmicheskikh korabley 'vostok 3' i 'vostok 4'<
Nuclear emulsion, scintillation photodosimeter, and x-ray film for measurement of cosmic radiation dose in vostok iii and iv spacecraft
VOSTOK IV SPACECRAFT↗
Angular sizes of the x-ray sources in scorpio and sagittarius.
Angular diameters of X-ray source regions in Scorpio and Sagittarius constellations by rocket measurement with collimator
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Of and Wolf-Rayet stars as X-ray sources.
Of and Wolf-Rayet stars high temperature envelopes as cosmic thermal X ray sources, discussing continuous mass loss from spectrophotometry data
Bless, R. C.↗
High energy cosmic photons and neutrinos.
Mechanism for production of X-rays and gamma rays in galaxies noting photon and electron spectrum
NEUTRINO↗
High energy cosmic photons and neutrinos.
Mechanism for production of X-rays and gamma rays in galaxies, noting photon and electron spectrum
ELECTRON SPECTRUM↗
A measurement of the location of the X-ray source SCO X-1.
Location of X-ray source Sco X-1 determined by instrumented payload flown on stabilized Aerobee rocket
X-RAY ASTRONOMY↗
The limb flare of november 20, 1960 - a coronal phenomenon.
Explosive limb flare of November 20, 1960 shown to coincide with beginning of radio and X-ray emission
CORONA↗
X ray and gamma ray astronomy.
X-ray and gamma ray astronomy, discussing observational methods, physical processes of generation, radiation intensity, etc
COSMIC RADIATION↗
Neutron stars as x-ray sources.
Neutron stars considered as origin of X-ray emission from Scorpius and Crab Nebula
CRAB NEBULA↗
Interstellar and intergalactic absorption of cosmic X rays.
Interstellar X-ray absorption edges due to K- shell photoionization of oxygen and neon, using element abundances and atomic photoelectric cross section data
X-RAY ABSORPTION↗
Suprathermal proton X-ray bremsstrahlung
Suprathermal X ray bremsstrahlung from proton-electron collisions in galactic and solar cosmic radiation
Boldt, E.↗
The solar X-ray flare of 7 July 1966.
Solar X ray flare of July 7, 1966 with Explorer 33 satellite atributed to McMath plage region 8362, discussing solar and cosmic radio noise
Van Allen, J. A.↗
Search for X-ray polarization in Sco X-1.
X ray polarization from Sco X-1, noting spurious instrumental polarization due to cosmic ray anisotropy using X ray polarimeter
Angel, J. R. P.↗
On X-ray line emission from Scorpius XR-1.
Scorpius XR-1 X ray emission spectra, discussing Fe emission line near 7 kev plasma models, supernova mass and cosmic abundance
Friedman, H.↗
X-ray line emission from Sco X-1.
X ray line emission from Sco X-1 using Monte Carlo estimates of spectral distribution of scattered photons in terms of Fe line and cosmic abundance
Angel, J. R. P.↗
Ionospheric effect of X-rays from Scorpius XR-1
X rays from Sco XR-1 compared with galactic cosmic rays and solar Lyman alpha radiation to determine ionospheric ionization causing radio wave attenuation
Poppoff, I. G.↗