The solar X-ray flare of 7 July 1966.
Solar X-ray flare of July 1966 observed from satellite, giving curves describing energy flux, radiation intensity, etc
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The solar X-ray flare of 7 July 1966
Solar X-ray flare observed by Geiger counter onboard Explorer XXXIII satellite
GEIGER COUNTER↗
The solar X-ray flare of July 7, 1966.
Solar X ray flare of July 7, 1966 observed by Geiger-Muller tube onboard satellite
Van Allen, J. A.↗
The observation of 10-50 keV solar flare X-rays by the OGO satellites and their correlation with solar radio and energetic particle emission
Correlation of orbiting geophysical satellite solar flare observations with solar radio and energetic particle emission
Arnoldy, R. L.↗
Observation of the solar flare X-ray emission line spectrum of iron from 1.3 to 20 angstrom units.
Solar X-ray emission line spectrum from 1.3 to 20 angstroms in solar flares identified as Fe XXVI through Fe XX transitions
SOLAR FLARE↗
PRELIMINARY SOLAR FLARE OBSERVATIONS WITH A SOFT X-RAY SPECTROMETER ON THE ORBITING SOLAR OBSERVATORY
Preliminary solar flare observations with an x-ray spectrometer carried by the orbiting solar observatory
X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY↗
The association of bremsstrahlung x rays with explosive flares
Association of bremsstrahlung x-rays with explosive solar flares
EXPLOSIVE↗
Solar x-rays - slow variations and transient events
Oso solar x-ray data from slow variations & flares
SOLAR X-RAY↗
Solar x rays- a comparison with microwave radiation
Comparison of solar x-rays with microwave radiation using orbiting solar observatory /oso/ data
MICROWAVE RADIATION↗
Image and Spectrum of the Sun in the Region 9.5-200 Angstrom
Short wave ultraviolet image and spectrum of sun obtained during course of X-ray flare
IMAGE↗
Comments on high energy x-ray bursts observed by oso i
High energy x-ray bursts observed by orbiting solar observatory i
SOLAR X-RAY↗
Solar x-ray emission - nrl results
X-ray line spectrum, spectroheliograph results, & fan beam scans of solar x-ray emission
SPECTROHELIOGRAPH↗
A survey of the interpretations of radio and x-ray bursts
Generation mechanisms of radio and x-ray bursts from solar flares - bremsstrahlung from solar plasma, gyro and synchrotron radiation from electrons, and plasma radiation
RADIO BURST↗
Some notes on the relations of x-ray, particle, and radio emission of the sun during flares
Relations of x-ray radiation, particle emission, and radio emission during solar flares
SOLAR FLARE↗
Solar x-rays - slow variations and transient events.
Slowly varying component of solar x-ray flux below 11 angstroms correlated with 2800 mc solar radiation, sid and h alpha flares
SOLAR X-RAY↗
Comments on high energy x-ray bursts observed by oso-1.
High energy X-ray radiation observations by OSO-I satellite following solar flares
RADIATION MEASUREMENT↗
The limb flare of november 20, 1960 - a coronal phenomenon.
Explosive limb flare of November 20, 1960 shown to coincide with beginning of radio and X-ray emission
CORONA↗