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Inner Workings: Networks of cameras are tracking meteorites with unprecedented precision. [PDF]
Venton D.
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Automated Detection of Meteorite Strewnfields in Doppler Weather Radar. [PDF]
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Ulysses spacecraft in situ detections of cometary dust trails. [PDF]
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A visual-language foundation model for computational pathology. [PDF]
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Radar Meteor Counts: Anomalous Increase during 1963
Science, 1964Radar meteor counts at Ottawa, Canada, show an increase of up to 50 percent in the hourly rates of short-duration echoes during the middle months of 1963. A similar increase has been observed in the Southern Hemisphere.
B A, McIntosh, P M, Millman
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Canadian Journal of Physics, 1964
Mean daily values of meteor flux for three categories of meteor echoes are tabulated for the period 1958 to 1962. The variation of echo rate with echo duration is studied. The difficulty of using this relation to determine the mass distribution of meteoroids in interplanetary space is noted.
Peter M. Millman, Bruce A. McIntosh
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Mean daily values of meteor flux for three categories of meteor echoes are tabulated for the period 1958 to 1962. The variation of echo rate with echo duration is studied. The difficulty of using this relation to determine the mass distribution of meteoroids in interplanetary space is noted.
Peter M. Millman, Bruce A. McIntosh
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Proceedings of the Physical Society, 1947
An investigation of short-duration radio echoes observed at 4 to 5 metres wavelength in the neighbourhood of the E region of the ionosphere is described. Observations by vertical beam radio equipments showed that the echoes occurred most frequently at a height of about 95 km.
J S Hey, G S Stewart
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An investigation of short-duration radio echoes observed at 4 to 5 metres wavelength in the neighbourhood of the E region of the ionosphere is described. Observations by vertical beam radio equipments showed that the echoes occurred most frequently at a height of about 95 km.
J S Hey, G S Stewart
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