IV
'-I
IV
Assigned
Observations
Detemine nature and
source of the so_called
"Glenn effect" or par-
t.icles.
C~pare observations
of albedo intensities,
day and night times with
theory and refine the,Jtjr'.
Photograph cloud struc-
ture for comparison with
Li ras photos. Improve
map fo recas ts .
~ission
NlIDbers
6.'j.~,9
6
6.7,8.9
Table 3 (cont'd)
Equipment
Unaided eye
Camera
Unaided eye
Voasmeter photometer
Camera with filters of
various wavelengths
Results
Discovered on MA-6;
all others saw vis-
ually; MA-7 photo-
graphs.
Not obtained due to
instrument malfunction.
MA-8 and MA-9 obtained
scheduled photographs.
Take general weather photo- 6.7,8.9
graphs and make general
~teorological observation
for comparison with those
made by Liros satelli~e.
Determine best wavelength for 7,9
definition of horizon for
navigat~_':m
Obtain ultraviolet spectra 6
of Orion stars for extension
of knOWledge below 3000 A
Unaided eye
Camera
Camera wi th red and
blue filters.
Ultraviolet spectro-
graph.
All obtained photographs.
Successful. The red photo-
graphs were sharper; the
lJlue more stable.
Spectra were obtained but
window did not transmit
to expected wavelength.
IV
'-I
IV
Assigned
Observations
Determine nature and
source of the so_called
"Glen~ effect" or par-
t.icles.
C~pare observations
of albedo intensities,
day and night times wi~n
theory and refine the,Jtjr.
Photograph cloud struc-
ture for comparison with
Li ras photos. Improve
map fo rec as ts .
~ission
NlIDbers
6.'j.~,9
6
6.7,8.9
Take general weather photo- 6.7,8,9
graphs and make general
~teorological observation
for comparison with those
made by Liros satelli~e.
Determine best wavelength for 7,9
definition of horizon fOT
navigat~_':m
Obtain ultraviolet spectra 6
of Orion stars for extension
of knowledge below 3000 A
Table 3 (cont'd)
Equipment
Unaided eye
Camera
Unaided eye
Voasmeter photometer
Camera with filters of
various wavelengths
Unaided eye
Camera
Camera wi th red and
blue filters.
Ultraviolet spectro-
graph.
Results
Discovered on MA-6;
all others saw vis-
ually; MA-7 photo-
graphs.
Not obtained due to
instrument malfunction.
MA-8 and MA-9 obtained
scheduled photographs.
All obtained photographs.
Successful. The red photo-
graphs were sharper; the
ulue more stable.
Spectra were obtained but
window did not transmit
to expected wavelength.