An analysis of the spectrum of mars.
Carbon-dioxide and hydrogen content in martian atmosphere, detected from a high dispersion spectrogram
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Carbon-dioxide and hydrogen content in martian atmosphere, detected from a high dispersion spectrogram
High resolution mass spectrograms of molecular structures
Comparison of IR Mars spectrograms with laboratory and solar spectra of terrestrial rocks and minerals, using same equipment
UV reflectivity of Mars analyzed from spectrograms obtained on Aerobee rocket
Low resolution, ultraviolet spectrograms of Venus and Jupiter
High resolution absorption spectrograms of excited nitrogen oxide molecular interactions
Faint lines in 1918 solar spectrogram attributed to water vapor in Earth atmosphere
This paper describes recent changes in the spectra of AX Per, Z And, AG Peg, and R Aqr. There is also a description of recent spectrograms of the unusually red bright-line star MWC 349.
Carbon dioxide abundance at 200 degrees K determined from high dispersion IR spectrograms of Mars
Classification of slit spectrograms of 185 bright stars in Morgan-Keenan system
Cyg X-2 X ray source binary nature observed from spectrogram using prime focus spectrograph and solid Schmidt camera
Venus atmosphere water vapor content from high resolution spectrograms
Carbon content of helium star from coude spectrograms analysis based on flux constant model atmospheres
Sunspot spectra green TiO equivalent line widths measured on high dispersion spectrogram, obtaining rotational temperature
High dispersion spectroscopic studies of Venus, discussing spectrograms of one micron carbon dioxide bands, rotational temperatures and reflecting model of atmosphere
Chromospheric spectrum at 1962 eclipse, discussing slitless spectrograms of flash spectrum, equipment, procedures and data
Velocity fields in solar photosphere, discussing series of high spatial resolution spectrograms of solar center disk
Dynamic spectrograms of pulsars CP 1919 and CP 0834 over bandwidth of 3 MHz, noting instantaneous spectrum and time frequency history