Outer solar coronal IR radiance measured by ground telescope and stratosphere balloon flight, noting interplanetary dust thermal emission

Infrared Observations of the Outer Solar Corona.

Orbital evolution and accretion of protoplanets tidally interacting with a gas disk. II. Solid surface density evolution with type-I migration

Balloon observation of the 1983 solar eclipse in Indonesia

Solar Dust Ring Observed by Balloon Borne Optical and IR Polarimeters during Solar Eclipse on 06/11/83

A balloon observation of the F-corona in visual and infrared regions was carried out by Japanese and Indonesian teams at the total solar eclipse on June 11, 1983, in Java, Indonesia. For the visual observation, a SIT television camera, with 4 interference filters (5300A, 6000A, 7200A and 8000A) and a 45° -step rotating polarizer, was used. The camera measured brightness distributions in a sky area of 5°x5° centered at the eclipsed sun at each polarizer position for each filter. In this paper, a part of results, which are the brightness and polarization distributions in a half area of the 6000A picture, is shown.

Y. Koma

Papers

Balloon observation of the 1983 solar eclipse in Indonesia

Solar Dust Ring Observed by Balloon Borne Optical and IR Polarimeters during Solar Eclipse on 06/11/83

Balloon Observation of the F-corona at the 1983 Total Solar Eclipse