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Meteoroid impact simulation by magnetic gradient particle acceleration techniques Quarterly progress report, 1 Jul. - 30 Sep. 1965

Richard L. Chapman

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Feasibility of using strong magnetic field gradients to accelerate small, metallic projectiles to velocities for simulating micrometeoroid impacts

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Feasibility of using strong magnetic field gradients to accelerate small, metallic projectiles to velocities for simulating micrometeoroid impacts

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Feasibility of using strong magnetic field gradients to accelerate small, metallic projectiles to velocities for simulating micrometeoroid impacts

Key concepts: Meteoroid, Acceleration, Particle acceleration, Physics, Particle (ecology), Environmental science, Geology, Astrobiology

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