Spacelab 1 & 2 Refereed Journals


  1. The X-ray burster SLX1732-304 in the globular cluster terzan-1: observations with the ART-P telescope on board the GRANAT observatory
    Pavlinsky, M et al., AdSpR, 16, 0395 (1995)
  2. An Ultraviolet-Visible Investigation of the Globular Cluster NGC 1851
    Parise, R et al., ApJ, 423, 305 (1994)
  3. Solar Fine-Scale Structures in the Corona, Transition Region, and Lower Atmosphere
    Moses, D et al., ApJ, 430, 913 (1994)
  4. Hard X-ray observation of GRS 1758-258.
    Bazzano, A et al., A&AS, 97, 169 (1993)
  5. Hard X-ray emission from the VELA supernova remnant.
    Willmore, A et al., MNRAS, 254, 139 (1992)
  6. Image correlation in a coded mask X-ray telescope.
    Willmore, A et al., MNRAS, 258, 621 (1992)
  7. The morphology and dark matter distribution of the Coma cluster of galaxies from X-ray observations.
    Watt, M et al., MNRAS, 258, 738 (1992)
  8. The Distribution of Dark Matter in the Perseus Cluster
    Eyles, C et al., ApJ, 376, 23 (1991)
  9. Coded mask X-ray images of the Virgo cluster - I. Hard X-rays from the Seyfert galaxy NGC 4388.
    Hanson, C et al., MNRAS, 242, 262 (1990)
  10. Localization of one of the galactic centre X-ray burst sources.
    Skinner, G et al., MNRAS, 243, 72 (1990)
  11. The distribution of iron in the Perseus cluster
    Ponman, T et al., Natur, 347, 450 (1990)
  12. The Spacelab 2 X-ray telescope — Coded mask imaging in orbit
    Skinner, G et al., ApL&C, 27, 199 (1988)
  13. Hard X-ray images of the galactic centre
    Skinner, G et al., Natur, 330, 544 (1987)
  14. X-ray astronomy - The view from orbit
    Davies, J, Space, 3, 38 (1987)
  15. The X-ray gas scintillation spectrometer experiment on the first Spacelab flight.
    Sims, M et al., Ap&SS, 116, 61 (1985)
  16. Solar research at RAL (Rutherford Appleton Laboratory).
    Gabriel, A, JBIS, 37, 317 (1984)
  17. Profile of scientific research in space to the year 2000
    Bleeker, J, Ruimt, 33, 142 (1984)
  18. X-ray Gas Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment
    Andresen, R et al., Science, 225, 177 (1984)
  19. Photoelectric array detectors for use at XUV wavelengths.
    Timothy, J, SSRv, 29, 461 (1981)
  20. The use of diamond turned & replicated wolter 1 telescopes for high sensitivity X-ray astronomy
    Culhane, J et al., SSRv, 30, 581 (1981)
  21. A Pseudo Random Mask Telescope for Spacelab
    Willmore, A et al., SSRv, 30, 601 (1981)
  22. Solar Irradiance Below 120-NM and its Variations
    Schmidtke, G, SoPh, 74, 251 (1981)
  23. Future space astronomy missions
    Russo, J & Bunner, A, TecN, 9, 39 (1981)
  24. Ultraviolet spectroscopy of the outer layers of stars
    Snow, T & Linsky, J, Ap&SS, 67, 285 (1980)
  25. Spherical crystal imaging spectrometer (SCIS) for cosmic X-ray spectroscopy.
    Schnopper, H & Taylor, P, ApOpt, 19, 3306 (1980)
  26. Imaging of cosmic X-ray sources using coded mask telescopes.
    Skinner, G, JBIS, 33, 333 (1980)
  27. Proposals for astronomical experiments on board Spacelab
    Brinkman, A, Ruimt, 27, 297 (1978)
  28. Astronomical XUV investigations in the framework of Spacelab demonstration flights
    Bleeker, J, Ruimt, 27, 299 (1978)
  29. A Spacelab facility for spectroscopy and polarimetry of X-ray sources (EXSPOS).
    Manno, V, ESAJ, 1, 145 (1977)
  30. Astronomical experiments on Spacelab II
    Davelaar, J, Ruimt, 26, 164 (1977)
  31. Perspectives on space science
    Friedman, H, AsAer, 14, 24 (1976)
  32. The solar physics Shuttle/Spacelab program and its relationship to studies of the flare build-up.
    Neupert, W, SoPh, 47, 391 (1976)
  33. Space astrometry projects
    Lacroute, P, RST, 6, 253 (1974)

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