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I. The Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Selected Silicate Powders in Vacuum from 150° to 350° K. II. An Interpretation of the Moon's Eclipse and Lunation Cooling as Observed through the Earth's Atmosphere from 8-14 Microns
1964 · California Institute of Technology · doctoral · Geophysics; Planetary Sciences
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author = {{Academic Ancestry}},
title = {{I. The Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Selected Silicate Powders in Vacuum from 150° to 350° K. II. An Interpretation of the Moon's Eclipse and Lunation Cooling as Observed through the Earth's Atmosphere from 8-14 Microns: record of a thesis}},
year = {2026},
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Academic Ancestry. (2026, October 24). I. The Thermal Conductivity Measurements of Selected Silicate Powders in Vacuum from 150° to 350° K. II. An Interpretation of the Moon's Eclipse and Lunation Cooling as Observed through the Earth's Atmosphere from 8-14 Microns: Record of a thesis [Read on 2026-10-24]. https://academicancestry.org/thesis/caltechthesis/caltechthesis%3A4399