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A 10-kilocycle per second doppler observation of the intermediate layer of the nighttime ionosphere

D. G. Cartwright

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An electron density profile of the nighttime ionosphere was obtained by rocket observation of the Doppler shift of 10.2-kc/s signals transmitted from the ground. The experiment showed a layer between the usual E and F regions. Suggestions are made about future experiments of this kind.

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An electron density profile of the nighttime ionosphere was obtained by rocket observation of the Doppler shift of 10.2-kc/s signals transmitted from the ground. The experiment showed a layer between the usual E and F regions. Suggestions are made about future experiments of this kind.

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An electron density profile of the nighttime ionosphere was obtained by rocket observation of the Doppler shift of 10.2-kc/s signals transmitted from the ground. The experiment showed a layer between the usual E and F regions. Suggestions are made about future experiments of this kind.

Key concepts: Ionosphere, Doppler effect, Rocket (weapon), Electron density, Ionospheric sounding, Physics, F region, Atmospheric sciences

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