The far-ultraviolet spectra of six stars in Orion.
Aerobee rocket sounding of far UV spectra of six stars in Orion, extrapolating mass ejection from resonance absorption lines
STELLAR MASS EJECTION↗
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A continuation of a program of high angular resolution studies of celestial X-ray sources Final report, 19 Feb. - 1 Aug. 1968
Refurbishment and reflight of instrumented payload on Aerobee rocket for X ray astronomy program
Giacconi, R.↗
Upper limit on X-rays from a new supernova.
Young Virgo cluster supernova X ray to optical luminosity ratio upper limit from Mt. Palomar Schmidt telescope and Aerobee rocket observations
Boldt, E.↗
Astronomical radiation measurements. II - Observations of stars in the spectral region lambda lambda 2800-2100.
Astronomical radiation measurement, discussing UV stellar fluxes observed on flight of Aerobee rocket
Bless, R. C.↗
The far-ultraviolet spectral intensity of a B3 V star.
Far UV spectral intensity of B3 V star from Aerobee rocket scanning prism spectrometry, noting discrepancy with model atmosphere predictions
Bottema, M.↗
Design, development and fabrication of a Precision Autocollimating Solar Sensor /PASS/
Precision Autocollimating Solar Sensor /PASS/ for Solar Pointing Aerobee Rocket Control System /SPARCS/ program
Fain, D. L.↗
Far-ultraviolet spectra of zeta Puppis and gamma super 2 Velorum.
Far UV spectra of zeta Puppis and gamma super two Velorum with 1.6 A resolution photographed with all reflective objective spectrograph on Aerobee rocket
Brooks, N. H.↗
Limb darkening on the earth's night side at wavelengths of 1-3 mu and 3-7.5 mu.
Limb darkening on earth night side observed by Aerobee rocket, with explanation based on atmospheric opacity in water vapor and carbon dioxide bands
Feldman, P. D.↗
Interstellar extinction in the ultraviolet. II.
Interstellar extinction in UV from zeta and epsilon Persei spectra obtained with scanner attached to telescope mounted in pointed Aerobee rocket
Stecher, T. P.↗
Instrumentation and flight performance of HCO high resolution wavelength spectrometer - NASA Aerobee flight 4.185 US
Flight performance of high resolution spectrometer in Aerobee rocket vehicle
Parkinson, W. H.↗
A new X-ray source in the constellation Ara
X ray source GX341-6 with soft spectrum detected in Aras constellation by Aerobee rocket, including neighboring X ray sources in determining galactic coordinates, positions and fluxes
Bunner, A. N.↗
Far-ultraviolet altitude profiles and molecular oxygen densities in an aurora
Altitude profiles and absolute intensities of far UV emission features in aurora measured by filterwheel photometer in Aerobee rocket, determining molecular oxygen densities
Fastie, W. G.↗
An observation in situ of an auroral pulsation
Auroral pulsation observed by Aerobee rocket instruments and ground multichannel photometer indicating primarily temporal fluctuation
Dick, K. A.↗
X-ray photographs of the sun on March 7, 1970
Solar X-ray corona during eclipse of 7 March 1970, using Aerobee rocket photographs
Krieger, A. S.↗
A mass spectrometer observation of NO in an auroral arc
NO measurement in auroral arc by mass spectrometer onboard Aerobee rocket
Borst, W. L.↗
Vehicle attitude - An analysis of flight 4.272 UA
Postflight analysis of Aerobee rocket vehicle attitude determination with solar aspect sensors and magnetometers
Miller, C. F., Jr.↗
Controlled experiment of wave-particle interactions in the ionosphere
Ionospheric wave/particle interactions under controlled electron beam energy and flux conditions, using Aerobee rocket for experimental investigation
Cartwright, D. G.↗
Far-ultraviolet spectra and photometry of Perseus stars
Perseus early stars photometry and far UV spectra from Aerobee rocket flight observations
Carruthers, G. R.↗