Vertical profiles of dust and ozone in the martian atmosphere deduced from solar occultation measurements
Authors:
- J. E. BlamontJBJ. E. Blamont
- E. ChassefiereECE. Chassefiere
- J. P. GoutailJGJ. P. Goutail
- B. MegeBMB. Mege
- M. Nunes-PinharandaMNM. Nunes-Pinharanda
- G. SouchonGSG. Souchon
- V. A. KrasnopolskyVKV. A. Krasnopolsky
- A. A. KryskotAKA. A. Kryskot
- V. I. MorozVMV. I. Moroz
- 1 October 1989
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Nature
- Vol. 341 (6243) , 600-603
Abstract
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