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... explosion may be trapped in the earth's magnetic field and appear as a variation of charge density . It is therefore possible to adapt existing methods for observing the ionosphere to the detection of explosions in space , and the work ...
... explosion may be trapped in the earth's magnetic field and appear as a variation of charge density . It is therefore possible to adapt existing methods for observing the ionosphere to the detection of explosions in space , and the work ...
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... explosions is unlikely to have exceeded one - quarter of the radiation received from natural sources during any year . Carbon 14 132. Naturally - occurring carbon 14 , which has come into a state of equili- brium in the world , delivers ...
... explosions is unlikely to have exceeded one - quarter of the radiation received from natural sources during any year . Carbon 14 132. Naturally - occurring carbon 14 , which has come into a state of equili- brium in the world , delivers ...
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... explosions , chiefly in Nevada , and from a few large nuclear explosions mainly in the Pacific , especially in March , 1954 It was recognized that the doses of radiation to persons from the deposition of debris arising from the smaller ...
... explosions , chiefly in Nevada , and from a few large nuclear explosions mainly in the Pacific , especially in March , 1954 It was recognized that the doses of radiation to persons from the deposition of debris arising from the smaller ...
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Board Membership and Organisation | 3 |
Reactor Development Programme | 10 |
Civil A G R Design Study | 18 |
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 9 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 |
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