Titlebook: Non-Solar X- and Gamma-Ray Astronomy; L. Gratton Book 1970 International Astronomical Union 1970 astronomy.instruments.neutron star.observ

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A Survey of Instruments and Experiments for X-ray Astronomy,many competing techniques have been devised for any given type of observation and that there has been a progression to increasingly sophisticated instruments. But most of this diversity is real and simply reflects the very broad range of observations that can be performed and the different kinds of

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Upper-Air Fluorescence as a Tool in X-ray Astronomy and Searches for X-rays from NP 0532 and Other background of the upper-air fluorescence technique as a viable ground-based tool for studies of cosmic X-rays. After a discussion of the characteristics, merits and limitations of the technique, we describe some preliminary experiments which have been carried out, both separately and also jointly, w

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Properties of Individual X-Ray Sources,te. These data have been obtained using actively collimated scintillation counters with apertures between 6 and 24o FWHM, areas between 10 and 50 cm. and which operate over the 10–300 keV range. The Crab Nebula has been observed on three occasions over a 22-month period between September 1965 and Ju

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X-ray Flux from Discrete Sources,, on November 3, 1968, and November 7, 1968, respectively, are presented. The results indicate the first evidence for the existence of low energy X-ray flux in the energy range 2–20 keV from Cen-X2 source since the reported extinction in May, 1967. The energy spectrum and the absolute flux of X-rays

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Sudden Changes in the Intensity of High Energy X-rays from Sco X-1,erval 29.9–52.3 keV on December 22, 1968 between 04 h 27 m and 05 h 53 m UT. The observation was made with an X-ray telescope flown in a balloon from Hyderabad, India. The balloon was launched at 0200 hr UT and reached the ceiling of 7.5 g/cm. of residual atmosphere at 0435 hr UT. The X-ray telescop

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