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Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus disk temperature measurements at 2.07 and 3.56 CM

B. L. Gary

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Observations at 2.07 cm with Goldstone 64-rn (2 10-fl) antenna yield the following disk temperatures: Jupiter = 173.4 j 5.2 `K, Saturn = 162.3 j 3.8 `K, and Uranus = 178.7 i 12.9 `K. An observation of 3.56 cm with the same antenna yields a disk temperature of 169.7 j 2.3 `K.

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Observations at 2.07 cm with Goldstone 64-rn (2 10-fl) antenna yield the following disk temperatures: Jupiter = 173.4 j 5.2 `K, Saturn = 162.3 j 3.8 `K, and Uranus = 178.7 i 12.9 `K. An observation of 3.56 cm with the same antenna yields a disk temperature of 169.7 j 2.3 `K.

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Observations at 2.07 cm with Goldstone 64-rn (2 10-fl) antenna yield the following disk temperatures: Jupiter = 173.4 j 5.2 `K, Saturn = 162.3 j 3.8 `K, and Uranus = 178.7 i 12.9 `K. An observation of 3.56 cm with the same antenna yields a disk temperature of 169.7 j 2.3 `K.

Key concepts: Uranus, Physics, Saturn, Astronomy, Jupiter (rocket family), Astrobiology, Astrophysics, Planet

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