The atmospheric nightglow in the 300-400 nm wavelength. Results by the balloon-borne experiment BABY (Articolo in rivista)

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  • The atmospheric nightglow in the 300-400 nm wavelength. Results by the balloon-borne experiment BABY (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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  • 2002-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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  • Catalano O., Agnetta A., Biondo B., Celi F., Di Raffaele R., Giarrusso S., Linsley J., La Rosa G., Lo Bue A., Mangano A., Russo F. (2002)
    The atmospheric nightglow in the 300-400 nm wavelength. Results by the balloon-borne experiment BABY
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  • Catalano O., Agnetta A., Biondo B., Celi F., Di Raffaele R., Giarrusso S., Linsley J., La Rosa G., Lo Bue A., Mangano A., Russo F. (literal)
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  • Presentazione dell’esperimento chiamato Background Bypass (BABY) per la misura del background UV durante un volo transmediterraneo avvenuto nell’estate del 1998. (literal)
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  • The atmospheric nightglow in the 300-400 nm wavelength. Results by the balloon-borne experiment BABY (literal)
Abstract
  • The balloon-borne experiment, named BAckground BYpass (BABY) belongs to a wider program that has as its final goal the detection and study of high- energy cosmic rays from space (satellite, Space Station). An information of fundamental importance for this class of projects concerns the nighttime background light. The instrument designed to detect fluorescence photons is basically composed of two collimated photomultipliers: a single photon-counting PMT and a charge integration PMT. We briefly report the details of the design, operation and performance of the detector, which was designed and completely built at the IFCAI–CNR Institute in Palermo. Preliminary analysis and results of the nocturnal background in the range of 300– are presented for the whole duration of the flight during the 1998 Mediterranean balloon flight campaign. A substantial part of the flight was at night over the sea. (literal)
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