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Observations of cosmic-ray-induced phosphenes on Apollo 14

Publications

Osborne WZ, Pinsky LS, Bailey JV. Apollo light flash investigations. In: Johnson RS, Dietlein LF, Berry CA, eds. Biomedical Results of Apollo. Washington, DC: NASA Headquarters; 1975:355-365. NASA SP-368. [NTRS]

Pinsky LS, Osborne WZ, Bailey JV, Benson RE, Thompson LF. Light flash observed by astronauts on Apollo 11 through Apollo 17. Science 1974. March 8; 183(4128):957-9. [

]Anonymous. Special technical services for investigation of light flash phenomena, final report. 1973; March 1. NASA Contractor Report, NASA-CR-128866. [NTRS]

Chapman PK, Pinsky LS, and Benson RE. Observations of cosmic-ray induced phosphenes on Apollo 14. In: Warman EA, editor.Proceedings of the National Symposium on Natural and Manmade Radiation in Space; 1971 March 1-5; Las Vegas, Nevada.

Liwshitz M. The origin of light flashes observed by Apollo astronauts. NASA Contractor Report, NASA-CR-123173; September 30, 1971.

McNulty PJ, Pease VP, Bond VP. Role of Cerenkov Radiation in the eye Flashes Observed by Apollo Astronauts. Life Sciences and Space Research XIV, Akademie-Verlag, Berlin, 1976.

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