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XIIIth International Astronautical Congress / XIIIème Congrès International d'Astronautique / XIII Международный конгресс Πo Aстронавтике

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  • © 1964
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Editors:
  1. N. Boneff
  2. I. Hersey

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Table of contents (37 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XII
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  2. Lunar, Solar and Planetary Phenomena

    1. Free Oscillations of the Moon and Observations by a Long-Period Seismograph System

      • Robert L. Kovach, Russell E. Carr
      Pages 1-10

    2. The Modern Form of the Impact Hypothesis of Lunar Relief Formation

      • B. J. Levin
      Pages 11-20

    3. Exhaust Jet — Dust Layer Interaction During a Lunar Landing

      • Leonard Roberts
      Pages 21-37

    4. Enhancement of Radar Reflectivity Associated with the Lunar Crater Tycho

      • G. H. Pettengill, J. C. Henry
      Pages 38-41

    5. The History of the Lunar Atmosphere and the Possibility of the Presence of Ice and Organic Compounds on the Moon

      • V. S. Safronov, E. L. Rouskol
      Pages 42-53

    6. Ecospheric Consequences of the Haselgrove-Hoyle-Schwarzschild Theory Concerning the Evolution of The Sun

      • Jan Gadomski
      Pages 54-58

    7. Some Astrophysical Aspects on Astronautics

      • H. Lambrecht, K.-H. Schmidt
      Pages 59-62

    8. On the Forecasting of Solar Flares

      • S. I. Gopasyuk, M. B. Ogir, A. B. Severny, E. F. Shaposhnikova, N. V. Steshenko
      Pages 63-69

    9. Progress Report on Mariner 2

      • W. H. Pickering
      Pages 70-77

    10. On the Presence of Oxygen in the Atmosphere of Venus

      • V. K. Prokofiev, M. N. Petrova
      Pages 78-81

    11. Infrared Spectra and the Problem of Physical Conditions on the Surface of Venus

      • V. I. Moroz
      Pages 82-87

    12. Petrographic Studies in Extraterrestrial Explorations

      • W. H. Baier, J. A. Campbell, P. N. Slater
      Pages 88-118

  3. Atmospheric and Space Physics

    1. On the Influence of the Ionosphere on the Radiotracking of Space Rockets

      • G. L. Gdalevich, K. I. Gringauz, V. A. Rudakov, S. M. Rytov
      Pages 119-130

    2. Ionization of the Upper Atmosphere by Solar Extreme Ultraviolet

      • G. S. Ivanov-Kholodny
      Pages 131-145

    3. Meteorological Satellites

      • S. Fred Singer
      Pages 146-165

    4. The Lyman Alpha Line in Space

      • R. Tousey
      Pages 166-181

    5. A Preliminary Review of the Upper Atmosphere Observations Made During the Saturn High Water Experiment

      • Kurt H. Debus, William G. Johnson, Ray V. Hembree, Charles A. Lundquist
      Pages 182-196

    6. Some Problems of the Upper Atmosphere

      • D. R. Bates
      Pages 197-204

    7. The Perspective of Clouds as Seen from Space Vehicles

      • Feliks Burdecki
      Pages 205-227
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