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5:2 Field map of project site by C. F. Capen, September 1960 (original map, 68.5 cm
x 42 cm; 2 copies, 73 cm x 46 cm)
Figures used in final report, 1961
5:2 Daily total range and daily average of maxima, modes, and minima of seeing,
double star observations (Fig. 32), 1961 (25.5 cm x 39.5 cm)
5:2 Height above ground vs normalized microthermal dispersion parameter for 23
June 1961 (Fig. 25), 1961 (25.5 cm x 39.5 cm)
5:2 Nightly effective Polaris aperture - range and average; and, Nightly effective
Polaris stellar disc diameter - range and average (Fig. 53), 1961 (25.5 cm x
39.5 cm)
Figures used in interim report, 1961
5:2 Nightly average cloud cover; and, Daily range and modal values of seeing,
double star observations (Fig. 1), 1961 (28 cm x 42 cm)
5:2 Nightly effective Polaris aperture, range and average; and, Nightly effective
Polaris stellar disc diameter, range and average (Fig. 13), 1961 (28 cm x 42
cm)
5:2 Normalized distribution of effective stellar disc diameter (Fig. 14), 1961 (28
cm x 42 cm)
5:2 Relationship of the parameter A/B to the effective stellar disc diameter 2Φ for
the 1.00 and 2.76 arc-second bars of the Polaris telescope (Fig. 12), 1961 (28
cm x 42 cm)
5:2 Individual double star observations, 1961, n.d. (10 sheets; 28 cm x 42 cm)
5:2 Lincoln National Forest recreation map, U. S. Forest Service, with handwritten
notes, 1959 (2 copies; 81 cm x 52.5 cm)
Subseries: Near Earth Satellite Search
Items relating to the satellite search conducted at Lowell Observatory (administered at White
Sands Proving Ground) and in Quito, Ecuador (administered at New Mexico State University).
Contains charts, plans for the Quito telescope shelter, and copies of Norton's Star Atlas pages
used in the satellite search. 1 folder.
Mapcase:Drawer Contents
5:2 "Apparent angular velocities, for circular orbits, of satellites with both direct and
retrograde motion as seen from the sub-satellite point," B. A. Smith, draft and
final, 3 February 1956 (3 charts; 28 x 43 cm)
5:2 "Apparent angular velocities for direct and retrograde motion for orbits from 100
to 1000 miles altitude as seen from the sub-satellite point," B. A. Smith, 9
February 1956 (original and 2 copies; 28 cm x 43 cm)
5:2 "Complete set of Norton's used in satellite search," 8 sheets, n.d. (28 cm x 43 cm)
5:2 "Illumination at the Earth's surface for stars of apparent magnitude one through
fifteen," B. A. Smith, 14 March 1956 (original, 21.5 cm x 53 cm; 3 copies, 28 cm
x 53 cm)
NMSU Library/Archives & Special Collections C. W. Tombaugh Papers / Ms0407
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