1971Journal of Geophysical Research AtmospheresRequires access

Observations of the O I 1304-A airglow from Ogo 4

R. R. Meier, D. K. Prinz

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Atomic oxygen 1304-A day airglow observed from OGO-D spacecraft, attributing subsolar emission rates to photoelectron impact excitation

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Atomic oxygen 1304-A day airglow observed from OGO-D spacecraft, attributing subsolar emission rates to photoelectron impact excitation

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Atomic oxygen 1304-A day airglow observed from OGO-D spacecraft, attributing subsolar emission rates to photoelectron impact excitation

Key concepts: Airglow, Physics, Astronomy, Atmospheric sciences, Environmental science

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