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S S , S2 Z В , IC Х ΑΙ 못 Figure 3 : ( Top ) Simultaneous observation of satellite
against star background photographed ... When sufficient numbers of
observations of positions and velocity are given , values for GM , a , Cnm , Snm ,
ro , and dr.
S S , S2 Z В , IC Х ΑΙ 못 Figure 3 : ( Top ) Simultaneous observation of satellite
against star background photographed ... When sufficient numbers of
observations of positions and velocity are given , values for GM , a , Cnm , Snm ,
ro , and dr.
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Several hours after the initial increase in the electric - field intensity , v is the
velocity , and F is the the geomagnetic field , it is observed that plasma particles
magnetic - field intensity . If the air mass is electrically con- at a distance of four to
six ...
Several hours after the initial increase in the electric - field intensity , v is the
velocity , and F is the the geomagnetic field , it is observed that plasma particles
magnetic - field intensity . If the air mass is electrically con- at a distance of four to
six ...
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Infrared observations show that at many “ bright spots ” the soil retains its heat
much longer than in surrounding areas . Because of the ... Parallax is the
apparent difference in direction of an object when observed from different
positions .
Infrared observations show that at many “ bright spots ” the soil retains its heat
much longer than in surrounding areas . Because of the ... Parallax is the
apparent difference in direction of an object when observed from different
positions .
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| Title | The New Encyclopædia Britannica Part 2, Volume 1 of The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, ISBN 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopædia Britannica, 1983 |
| ISBN | 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
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