Molecular spectroscopy and planetary exploration from space

Details Molecular spectroscopy and planetary exploration from space Molecular spectroscopy and planetary exploration from space

Apr 1982

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In its Vibrational-Rotational Spectry. for Planetary Atmospheres, Vol. 1 p 29-47 (SEE N82-25043 15-91)

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Earth Atmosphere, Emission Spectra, Jupiter Atmosphere, Mars Atmosphere, Molecular Spectroscopy, Thermal Emission, Absorption Spectra, Equipment Specifications, Infrared Interferometers, Mariner Spacecraft, Nimbus Satellites, Planetary Atmospheres, Remote Sensing, Voyager Project

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Examples of the role which molecular spectroscopy played in the interpretation of the thermal emission spectra of Earth, Mars, and Jupiter are given. Some advantages of molecular spectroscopy from a spacecraft passing close to a planet, or from an orbiter, over ground based techniques are discussed. Specifically the possibility of obtaining spectra over a wide spectral range (1) without the obscuring effect of Earth's atmosphere, (2) at much higher spatial resolution, and (3) from directions and with phase angles inaccessible from Earth.

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