ON THE NATURE OF THE JOVIAN RED SPOT
Surface and atmospheric features of jupiter related to jovian red spot movement
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Surface and atmospheric features of jupiter related to jovian red spot movement
Spectroscopy of jupiter, saturn, uranus, and neptune - atmospheric, thermal, and kinematic properties
Synchrotron radiation as source of jupiters polarized decimeter radiation
Radio observations of jupiter at decameter wavelengths, 1961
Synchrotron radiation as the source of jupiters polarized decimeter radiation
Chemical composition and structure of jupiter as test case of origin of giant planets
Decametric radiation from jupiter - synoptic observations 1957 to 1961 - radiation storm measurements
Fine structure of spectral emittance of jupiter in decametric region - noise storms
Data relating to composition and structure of atmosphere and interior of jupiter
Properties of the atmospheres of mars, venus, and jupiter in the light of the most recent observations
Detection of 38 mc/s radiation from jupiter using a phase-switching interferometer
Data relating to composition and structure of atmosphere and interior of jupiter
Polarization observations of jupiter at decametric wavelengths
High dispersion spectrograms of jupiter in visual and red spectra
Polarization of 16-mc/s radiation from jupiter
Radar location of jupiter