Progress on the Micro-X rocket payload

Progress on the Micro-X rocket payload
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Micro-X 火箭有效载荷的进展

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10.1117/12.789904
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2008
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J. Ullom
J. Ullom
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E. Figueroa;P. Wikus;J. Adams;S. Bandler;M. Bautz;K. Boyce;G. Brown;S. Deiker;W. Doriese;K. Flanagan;M. Galeazzi;G. Hilton;U. Hwang;K. Irwin;T. Kallman;R. Kelley;C. Kilbourne;S. Kissel;S. Leman;A. Levine;M. Lowenstein;D. Martínez;D. McCammon;R. Mushotzky;R. Petre;F. Porter;C. Reintsema;J. Rutherford;T. Saab;P. Serlemitsos;N. Schulz;R. Smith;J. Ullom

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