Observations of the isotropic component of cosmic X rays at balloon altitude.
Isotropic component of cosmic X-rays at balloon altitude
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Isotropic component of cosmic X-rays at balloon altitude
Balloon observation of upper limits of solar gamma rays for spectral ranges 20-200 kev and 1-10 mev
Balloon payload orientation system for viewing fixed position on celestial sphere
Gamma ray backscatter principles for measurement of atmospheric density, using test results from altitude chambers in balloon and sounding rocket payloads
Balloon-borne high resolution Fourier interference spectrometers analyzed in terms of IR Michelson interferometer and near IR cats- eye interferometer
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Differential spectrum of cosmic protons at various latitudes and years surveyed by balloons
Primary cosmic radiation abundance measurements on iron and heavier nuclei, using Cerenkov counter on balloon flights
Digitized spark chamber for gamma ray and charged particle experiments on balloons and satellites noting construction, performance characteristics and results
Upper limits to hard X-ray flux from quiet sun analyzed by balloon-borne scintillation detector measuring celestial sources
Atmospheric electron energy spectrum in range 70-2000 mev measured, using scintillation telescope with gas Cerenkov detector and lead glass total energy spectrometer
Spectrometers, utilizing interference filter wedges, for field use, especially in hostile environments
Balloon-borne diffusing system designed to measure absorption of minor atmospheric constituents, as sun set and passed below horizon
Mesoscale structure of atmospheric winds analyzed using data obtained from FPS-16 radar/Jimsphere precision wind measuring system
Intensities of cosmic ray produced deuterium and tritium in atmosphere measured from high altitude balloons
Instrumental and observational aspects of balloon X-ray astronomy involving position, angular size, intensity and spectral measurements of X-ray sources