Cosmic Ray Electrons At Altitudes From Sea Level To 14,000 Feet.

The latitude effect in cosmic rays at altitudes up to 29,000 feet

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Korff, S. A.
Neher, H. V.

October 1936

Accurate measurements with Neher recording electroscopes have been made both in Peru and in the Phil...

New light on the nature and origin of the incoming cosmic rays

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

June 1938

Cosmic-ray electrons enter the atmosphere only in a definitely limited and relatively narrow energy ...

Primary cosmic ray electrons and albedo electrons in 1967 at energies between 12 and 1000 MEV

Israel, Martin Henry

January 1969

NOTE: Text or symbols not renderable in plain ASCII are indicated by [...]. Abstract is included in ...

Properties Of Cosmic Rays Under 1100 Ft. Of Earth.

Randall, Charles Addison, Jr.

January 1951

PhDPhysicsUniversity of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studieshttp://deepblue.lib.um...

A very high altitude survey of the effect of latitude upon cosmic-ray intensities - and an attempt at a general interpretation of cosmic-ray phenomena

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

October 1934

The results of a very high altitude geographical survey extending in airplanes from Northern Canada ...

New evidence as to the nature of the incoming cosmic rays, their absorbability in the atmosphere, and the secondary character of the penetrating rays found in such abundance at sea level and below

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

February 1938

The intensity of latitude-sensitive cosmic rays as would be measured by an electroscope placed just ...

Cosmic rays at 30,000 feet

Adams, Raymond V.
Anderson, Carl D.
Lloyd, Paul E.
Rau, R. Ronald
Saxena, Ram C.

January 1948

A discussion is given of the data obtained in a recent series of flights of a B-29 airplane at altit...

Cloud chamber observations of cosmic rays at 4300 meters elevation and near sea-level

Anderson, Carl D.
Neddermeyer, Seth H.

August 1936

Cloud chamber photographs at 4300 meters elevation show positive and negative electron tracks simila...

Towards Understanding the Origin of Cosmic-Ray Electrons

AMS Collaboration

January 2019

Precision results on cosmic-ray electrons are presented in the energy range from 0.5 GeV to 1.4 TeV ...

The latitude effect in cosmic rays at altitudes up to 29,000 feet

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Korff, S. A.
Neher, H. V.

October 1936

Accurate measurements with Neher recording electroscopes have been made both in Peru and in the Phil...

New light on the nature and origin of the incoming cosmic rays

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

June 1938

Cosmic-ray electrons enter the atmosphere only in a definitely limited and relatively narrow energy ...

Primary cosmic ray electrons and albedo electrons in 1967 at energies between 12 and 1000 MEV

Israel, Martin Henry

January 1969

NOTE: Text or symbols not renderable in plain ASCII are indicated by [...]. Abstract is included in ...

Properties Of Cosmic Rays Under 1100 Ft. Of Earth.

Randall, Charles Addison, Jr.

January 1951

PhDPhysicsUniversity of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studieshttp://deepblue.lib.um...

A very high altitude survey of the effect of latitude upon cosmic-ray intensities - and an attempt at a general interpretation of cosmic-ray phenomena

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

October 1934

The results of a very high altitude geographical survey extending in airplanes from Northern Canada ...

New evidence as to the nature of the incoming cosmic rays, their absorbability in the atmosphere, and the secondary character of the penetrating rays found in such abundance at sea level and below

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

February 1938

The intensity of latitude-sensitive cosmic rays as would be measured by an electroscope placed just ...

Cosmic rays at 30,000 feet

Adams, Raymond V.
Anderson, Carl D.
Lloyd, Paul E.
Rau, R. Ronald
Saxena, Ram C.

January 1948

A discussion is given of the data obtained in a recent series of flights of a B-29 airplane at altit...

Cloud chamber observations of cosmic rays at 4300 meters elevation and near sea-level

Anderson, Carl D.
Neddermeyer, Seth H.

August 1936

Cloud chamber photographs at 4300 meters elevation show positive and negative electron tracks simila...

Towards Understanding the Origin of Cosmic-Ray Electrons

AMS Collaboration

January 2019

Precision results on cosmic-ray electrons are presented in the energy range from 0.5 GeV to 1.4 TeV ...

The latitude effect in cosmic rays at altitudes up to 29,000 feet

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Korff, S. A.
Neher, H. V.

October 1936

Accurate measurements with Neher recording electroscopes have been made both in Peru and in the Phil...

New light on the nature and origin of the incoming cosmic rays

Bowen, I. S.
Millikan, R. A.
Neher, H. Victor

June 1938

Cosmic-ray electrons enter the atmosphere only in a definitely limited and relatively narrow energy ...

Primary cosmic ray electrons and albedo electrons in 1967 at energies between 12 and 1000 MEV

Israel, Martin Henry

January 1969

NOTE: Text or symbols not renderable in plain ASCII are indicated by [...]. Abstract is included in ...

Cosmic Ray Electrons At Altitudes From Sea Level To 14,000 Feet.

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Cosmic Ray Electrons At Altitudes From Sea Level To 14,000 Feet.

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