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Scintillations of Radio Stars and Satellites During Intense Magnetic Disturbances

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KIDD, W., SILVERMAN, H., WHITNEY, H. et al. Scintillations of Radio Stars and Satellites During Intense Magnetic Disturbances. Nature 193, 1246–1249 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/1931246b0

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