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A measurement of the angular size of the X-ray source Sco X-1
Sounding rocket data analyzed for X-ray source in Scorpio constellation
A measurement of the location of the X-ray source Sco X-1
Location of Sco X-1, strong X-ray source in Scorpio constellation, from analysis of sounding rocket observations
On the optical identification of Sco X-1
Optical identification of Sco X-1, Scorpio constellation
Analysis of sounding rocket data regarding celestial X-ray sources Final report
Celestial observation, sounding rocket data, and emission spectrum used to identify Sco X-1 of Scorpio constellation
A strong X-ray source in the vicinity of the constellation Crux.
Strong X-ray source in vicinity of constellation Crux compared to SCO xr-1, findings suggest similar physical nature
X-ray production in super nova remnants.
Scorpio X-ray source as supernova remnant at 30 light years with steep electron spectrum compared to one in remnants at radio frequencies
X-ray emission from Sco x-1.
X-ray emission from Scorpio X-1, discussing origin of extar and possible role in stellar evolution
The spectrum of Scorpius XR-1 to 50 kev.
Exponential spectrum of Scorpius XR-1 to 50 kev observed by balloon
The Spectrum of Scorpius XR-1 to 50 Kev
Balloon telescopic measurements of strongest X-ray source in Scorpius
Recent advances in X-ray astronomy
Variability in fluxes received from astronomical X-ray sources - identification of Sco X-1 in Scorpio
Angular sizes of the x-ray sources in scorpio and sagittarius.
Angular diameters of X-ray source regions in Scorpio and Sagittarius constellations by rocket measurement with collimator