A low-energy channel-multiplier spectrometer for ATS-E.
Channel multiplier spectrometer for low energy electrons and protons at synchronous altitude on ATS-E satellite
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Channel multiplier spectrometer for low energy electrons and protons at synchronous altitude on ATS-E satellite
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Optimum launch trajectories for ATS-E mission
Magnetopause crossing of ATS geostationary satellite at 6.6 earth radii
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