Zodiacal light as an indicator of the nature of the interplanetary matter - Past, present, and prospective results
Zodiacal light as indicator of nature of interplanetary dust, and interpreted in terms of small solid particles in solar system
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Zodiacal light as indicator of nature of interplanetary dust, and interpreted in terms of small solid particles in solar system
Interplanetary dust flux and mass distributions obtained from Mariner IV flight
Explorer XVI cadmium sulfide and wire grid dust particle detector measurements of interplanetary dust particle flux
Dust dynamics in magnetosphere and interplanetary space
Properties of interplanetary magnetic field observed by IMP-3
Solar cosmic ray diffusion and interplanetary magnetic field power spectrum
Mapping interplanetary magnetic field by extrapolating satellite measurements, and sector evolution observations
Response of geomagnetic activity index to interplanetary magnetic field
Interplanetary particle study involving zodiacal clouds, meteoritic complex, and radio meteors
Interplanetary communication problems and available techniques
Statistical properties of interplanetary magnetic field variations, charged particles propagation in solar system and photospheric processes analyzed, using Mariner II magnetometer
Megawatt ion-propulsion power conditioning system design for manned interplanetary missions, noting payload-mass ratio problems, advantages, etc
Feasibility design study of solar powered ion propulsion system for interplanetary spacecraft
Shock waves in interplanetary medium caused by sudden expansion of solar corona following flare
Interplanetary magnetic field and plasma effect on geomagnetic activity during quiet sun conditions
Cometary tails relationship to interplanetary gas properties and solar wind velocities deduced from observation of type I ionic cometary tails
Particle effects of interplanetary shock wave, noting discontinuous drop in solar proton intensities
Polarity patterns of interplanetary magnetic field observed by Mariner IV during solar rotations