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Airborne total eclipse observation of the extreme solar limb at 400 μm

Clark et al., 1982

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14916101002613637191
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Clark T
Boreiko R
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Solar Physics

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The total solar eclipse of February 26, 1979 was monitored at far infrared wavelengths from the NASA Lear Jet Observatory flying at 12.9 km in the eclipse shadow. The resultant eclipse curve for radiation within a bandwidth of 20 cm− 1 centered upon 25 cm− 1 (400 μm) was …
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