Preliminary results of plasma measurements on imp-a.
Plasma measurements made by Explorer XVIII SATELLITE /IMP-A/ using Faraday-cup instrument
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Plasma measurements made by Explorer XVIII SATELLITE /IMP-A/ using Faraday-cup instrument
Magnetosphere and boundary layer - earth magnetic field measurements by Explorer XVIII satellite
Intensity and energy spectra determination of primary cosmic ray protons by telescope aboard Explorer XVIII satellite
Detection and observations of interplanetary electrons with scintillator telescope aboard Explorer XVIII satellite
Electron acceleration near Earth bow shock measured, using Explorer XVIII satellite, noting solar wind effect, energy spectrum in radiation belt and magnetospheric boundary, etc
Explorer XVIII satellite measurements of proton energy spectra in region corotating with Sun, noting modulation of galactic cosmic radiation and source of continuous particle accelerations
Explorer XVIII satellite Interplanetary Monitoring Platform /IMP/ measurements of magnetic fields, cosmic rays, solar wind, and lunar magnetosphere shock wave
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IMP-I satellite design, instrumentation, performance and scientific data
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Solar wind properties observed during flight of IMP-I /Explorer XVIII satellite/
Criticism of Ivanov assumption regarding IMP-I OBSERVATION of lunar wake in solar wind by magnetic field and plasma measurements
Interplanetary magnetic-field measurements taken by Interplanetary Monitoring Platform /IMP-I/
Interplanetry magnetic fields measured by IMP-I Explorer XVII satellite
Energetic electron fluxes up to 31.5 Earth radii measured by Imp-A satellite, noting magnetospheric origin
Cosmic ray intensity variations measured by GM COUNTER telescope onboard Imp I satellite for study of interplanetary medium