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Solar X-ray emission measured by Orbiting Solar Observatory
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Solar X-ray emission measured by Orbiting Solar Observatory
Upper limits to hard X-ray flux from quiet sun analyzed by balloon-borne scintillation detector measuring celestial sources
E-layer ionization and solar X-ray emission in 44-60 angstrom band
Impulsive solar X ray bursts observed by xenon methane filled proportional counter on IMP-F satellite
Solar X ray images obtained at solar minimum by grazing-incidence optics, noting X ray radiation spatial distribution is consistent with coronal emission models
Solar X ray structures during june 8, 1968 flare, using data from rocket-borne grazing incidence telescope
Solar flare electron events correlation with radio and X ray emission from sun observed by IMP 3 and Mariner 4 satellites
Rocket measurements on high energy tail of quiescent solar X ray spectrum
Solar X ray emissions from quiet and active sun compared with radio flux to investigate production mechanisms
Relations of x-ray radiation, particle emission, and radio emission during solar flares
Aerobee rocket instrumentation, including glancing incidence telescopes for soft X-ray photography of sun
Solar X rays and radio emission by free-free electron transitions in solar corona
Solar observations with a soft x-ray spectrometer
Solar X ray and extreme UV spectra during flares, attributing intense emissions to optical transitions
Short wave ultraviolet image and spectrum of sun obtained during course of X-ray flare
Quiet sun and slowly varying components of solar X rays correlation of data collected by Explorer, Injun 1 and 2 satellites, and Mariner space probes