Determination of Cloud Altitudes from Gemini-Titan-5

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Nov 1965

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Nature, Volume 208, Issue 5012, pp. 775 (1965).

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DURING the GT-5 manned spacecraft flight mission of August 21-29, 1965, an experiment to determine the cloud top altitude was performed. The instrument used in this experiment has been described by Saiedy et al.1. It is a compact grating spectrograph-camera which records simultaneously a photograph of the cloud and its spectrum from 7500 Å to 7800 Å. Fig. 1 shows a reproduction of one of the 26 observations obtained during the mission. This photograph-spectrogram was taken over a cloudy area in the inter-tropical convergence zone (ITC) at 12° 37' N., 99° 10' W., at 1944:02 G.C.T., August 25.

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