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Effects of the Nuclear Explosion over Johnston Island

An account is given of observations in Peru associated with the nuclear explosion over Johnston Island on July 9, 1962. The observations discussed are principally those of magnetic and micropulsation activity resulting from the ELF and hydromagnetic waves accompanying the explosion.

R. Cohen | A. Giesecke

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