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Simulating experiments for Spacelab: Photography and photometry of the near infrared OH airglow

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PETERSON, A., KIEFFABER, L. Simulating experiments for Spacelab: Photography and photometry of the near infrared OH airglow. Nature 257, 649–650 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1038/257649b0

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