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Mesospheric noctilucent clouds
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The current problems of the study of mesospheric Noctilucent Clouds (NLCs) and possible their solutions, based on a large literary survey, are described in an accessible form in this book. Since the authors were repeatedly partaking in expeditions to North Kazakhstan for NLC observations, they present the results of their personal photographic and spectral observations, as well as methods and results of their processing. Because obtaining NLC "pure" spectra on a background of the twilight segment is difficult, the authors made a spectrometer for extended sky objects and carefully researched it. In order to answer the controversial question of the possible luminescence of NLCs, the authors conducted a spacious literature search, hoping to find likely candidates for the role of luminophores to explain an unusual bluish-silvery glow of this atmospheric phenomenon. It seems they are a success to find such an answer. The book is offered to not only a wide range of readers, enthusiasts-observers of Noctilucent Clouds and students, but it also can be useful for the scientists engaged in atmospheric optics.
Autorentext
Vdovichenko Vladimir Dementievich, born in 1942. A leading researcher of the Laboratory of Physics of the Moon and planets. Kirienko Galina Afanas evna, born in 1939. A senior researcher of the Laboratory of Physics of the Moon and planets of the Astrophysical Institute named after V.G.Fessenkov, Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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- Allgemeine Informationen
- GTIN 09783659466571
- Genre Physik & Astronomie
- Größe H220mm x B17mm x T150mm
- EAN 9783659466571
- Titel Mesospheric noctilucent clouds
- Autor Vladimir Vdovichenko , Galina Kirienko
- Untertitel Problems and solutions
- Gewicht 405g
- Herausgeber LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
- Anzahl Seiten 292