Space Observatories [Paperback]

I / The Raisons D?tre of Space Astronomy.- I The structure of the Atmospheric Layers.- II The Opaque Wall of the Atmosphere.- III Atmospheric Diffusion: Extinction and the Blue of the Sky.- IV The Inhomogeneity of the Earths Atmosphere: Clouds and Refraction.- V The Particle Barrier.- VI The Fusion of Meteorites.- II / A Provisional and Partial Inventory of Some of the Information to be Acquired by Space Research.- I Beyond Diffusion.- II Beyond Turbulence.- III Beyond Ultraviolet Opacity.- IV Astronomy at Short Wavelengths.- V Beyond Infrared Opacity: Towards the Infrared by Balloon.- VI Beyond the Ionosphere: Towards Very Long Wavelengths by Eccentric Satellite.- VII A Prospective Conclusion of Limited Perspective.- Conclusion.- I. Universal Physical Constants.- II. The Sun.- III. The Solar System.Springer Book Archives