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Oxygen emissions in the night airglow of the Earth,Venus,and Mars / V.A.Krasnopol'skiy

Main Author: Krasnopol'skiy, V.A.Country: Reino Unido.Publication: Abstract: Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1018).Provenance note: Origem: INMGSubject - Topical Name: BANDAS DE OXIGENIO | AIRGLOW | RADIAÇÃO

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in:"Planetary and Space Science", Oxford, 34 (6) June 1968, p.511-518

Origem: INMG

Sumário (Met.Geo.Abst.1987,p.1018)

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