High spatial resolution multi-color observations of Neptune during occultation by the moon

Details High spatial resolution multi-color observations of Neptune during occultation by the moon High spatial resolution multi-color observations of Neptune during occultation by the moon

Mar 1976

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Semiannual Status Report, 30 Sep. 1975 - 31 Mar. 1976 Cornell Univ., Ithaca, NY. Center for Radiophysics and Space Research.

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Color, High Resolution, Moon, Neptune (Planet), Observation, Occultation, Atmospheric Refraction, C-141 Aircraft, Iapetus, Mars (Planet), Telescopes, Titan

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Preparations for the observation of Mars occultation using the 36 inch telescope on a C-141 airborne observatory were described, including technical improvements made to existing equipment. The abstracts of the following four publications supported by the grant were presented: (1) atmosphere composition from refractivity measurements made during occultations, (2) how big is lapetus?, (3) the diameter of Titan, (4) design and operating characteristics of voltage to frequency converters suited for occultation work. The planned observation of the April 8, 1976 occultation of the epsilon Gem star from the C-141 airborne observatory was described.

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