A measurement of the extinction of solar hydrogen Lyman-alpha radiation in the summer arctic mesosphere

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Atmospheric Attenuation, Lyman Alpha Radiation, Mesosphere, Meteorological Parameters, Polar Regions, Rocket Sounding, Absorption Cross Sections, Annual Variations, Arctic Regions, Atmospheric Density, Atmospheric Pressure, Atmospheric Temperature, Electron Scattering, Hydrogen, Ionospheric Sounding, Molecular Absorption, Oxygen Spectra, Solar Radiation

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Rocket observations of the extinction of solar hydrogen Lyman-alpha radiation have been used to derive pressure, density, and temperature in the mesosphere. Comparisons of the derived atmospheric parameters with the standard atmosphere, with stratospheric data, and with collision-frequency measurements lead to the conclusion that the laboratory measurements of the absorption cross section of Lyman-alpha in molecular oxygen do not apply to conditions in the upper atmosphere.-

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