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Cosmic ray intensity measured by Mariner III AND by ground neutron monitors during Forbush decrease
Deep Space Instrumentation Facility spacecraft tracking performance during Mariner II MISSION
Photometric observations of Earth by Earth- tracking system aboard Mariner II spacecraft
Mariner II magnetic measurements near Venus, estimating magnetic dipole moments
Mariner II observations of ionizing radiation at various distances between Earth and Venus, using ion chamber and Geiger-Mueller counters
Mariner II radiometric measurements of limb darkening of Venus in terms of cloud structure and vertical temperature distribution
Cosmic ray intensity and flux and velocity of solar wind measured by Mariner II and ground neutron monitors during Forbush decrease
Solar wind velocities and surface geomagnetic disturbance index during sudden commencement storms from low disturbance level measurements of Mariner II
Plasma velocity correlation with various indices of solar, cosmic ray and terrestrial activity measured during several solar rotations, using Mariner II spacecraft
Relation between high velocity plasma streams and solar active regions and data on plasma velocity and temperature obtained from Mariner II SPACECRAFT
Cosmic ray intensities over Thule, Greenland compared with Mariner II data
Mariner II microwave radiometer experiment to study Venus surface and atmosphere
Development history of Mariner II silver-zinc battery
Astrophysical evaluation of Venus observations from Mariner II radiometer data, and thermodynamic analyses of planetary atmospheres
Limb-darkening observations of Venus by Mariner II spacecraft microwave radiometers
Effect of variations in interplanetary magnetic field on solar cosmic rays from Mariner II OBSERVATIONS
Hydromagnetic wave interpretation of variations in interplanetary magnetic field observed by Mariner II
Relation of solar variations and wind to weather on earth shown by data from sun, Mariner II, ATMOSPHERE, and near-earth satellites