Paul Hartogh Ground-based microwave detection of the Space Shuttle exhaust plume in the polar lower thermosphere Since 1995 we are running a 22 GHz water vapour heterodyne spectrometer in Andenes at 69 N, 16E. This inst

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Date: 2003-12-15 06:01:18 Microwave Radio technology Wireless Space Shuttle Plume Meteorology Noctilucent cloud Technology Spaceflight Electromagnetic spectrum		Paul Hartogh Ground-based microwave detection of the Space Shuttle exhaust plume in the polar lower thermosphere Since 1995 we are running a 22 GHz water vapour heterodyne spectrometer in Andenes at 69 N, 16E. This inst Add to Reading List Source URL: alomar.rocketrange.no Download Document from Source Website File Size: 20,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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