The nimbusi meteorological satellite.
Polar-orbiting Nimbus I improvements over previous meteorological satellites
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Polar-orbiting Nimbus I improvements over previous meteorological satellites
Variation of electron spectrum and intensity at low altitudes measured by polar orbiting satellites in 1962 and 1963
Nightside magnetosphere configuration obtained from polar orbiting satellite 1963 38C data on trapped electrons at 1100 km
Dayside geomagnetic field disturbances in auroral oval monitored by satellite in polar orbit at 1100 km
Aeronomy experiment satellite polar orbit, control analysis, and control simulation
Field aligned electron bursts at high latitudes observed by polar orbiting satellite OGO-4
Spheroidal method for calculating polar orbits of artificial satellites
Photographic mapping of Martian surface with electrically propelled solar-powered photographic spacecraft placed into near polar orbit
H molecule photoionization, using one center wave function with polarized orbital approximation to obtain oscillator strengths in 700 to 300 angstrom range
Interrogation, recording, and location system for feasibility of polar orbiting satellites
Elastic scattering cross section for low energy electrons on metastable He atoms, using polarized orbital method
Improved spheroidal method for calculation of almost polar orbit of artificial satellites, bypassing right ascension
Low energy electron precipitation data at northern high latitudes obtained from satellite low altitude polar orbit
Radiative recombination of atomic oxygen ions in nighttime F region UV radiation detected by polar-orbiting OGO 4 satellite
Ionospheric DC electric fields long period oscillations at high latitudes observed by polar orbiting Injun 5 satellite
Low energy solar protons temporal and spatial variations in magnetosphere by data comparision from polar orbiting satellite and Explorers 33 and 34
Simultaneous hydrogen ion composition measurements by upper ionospheric polar orbiting OGO 4 and eccentric orbiting magnetospheric OGO 3 at midlatitude
Cosmic ray albedo neutron flux latitude and altitude dependence, using OGO-6 polar orbiting satellite