Abstract Observations of the galactic background radio emission at a number of frequencies between 2.75 MHz and 0.51 MHz were made in association with the Spacelab-2 plasma depletion experiments to test the concept of making low frequency observations through an artificially created window. Following the Shuttle OMS burn at a time when foF2 was 1.99 MHz, a decrease in the maximum ionospheric electron density of approximately 30% occurred. The first observations of the radio emission at 1.704 MHz at high galactic latitudes with good angular resolution (25 degrees) were made during this event.
Radioastronomy through an artificial ionospheric window: Spacelab 2 observations
Advances in Space Research ; 8 , 1 ; 63-66
1988-01-01
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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