SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ASTAPOVICH, I.S. - ASTASHENKO, A. I.

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ASTAPOVICHI 1. S.
New gigantic meteorite crater. 4;6teoritika,
Vo. 9, 1951.
SO: MUIA. June 19,52.

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lc t e,:) r i i. tt-.
1951. 9,
9. Monthi List of Russian AcCE~Ssions, Litrary of Congress,
Julie -19 ull".1.
52

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I I " T A 1- C' V I C " 1, )
Meteorite s
.Mcoustical. 1.hen-j :nz~ coincili-nt ~,J.th thc I,ar, uLc :)-f'
b--IldcE. *,~-Ac2ritil~a, L'3. 9. .*L-),']-.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
June. Uncl.
52

USSR/Astro nomy.- Bibliography MaY/Jun 51'
"Book Review 1. S. Astapovich
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXTIIIJ, No 3, pp 192y 193
Maria Pstrzoch-Karpowi.cz, -"Komety i Gviazdy
Spadajace" (Comets and. Falling Stars), in Po-
lish, Warsaw, 1950, 116 pp, Popular Library
series. Critic considers general impression
favorable but finds shortcomings in inaccurate
information and too lavish use of foreign
photographs.
189T5

A 187T9
USSR/Astronomy - Soviot Observatories JUI/Aug 51
"Ashkabad Astropbyaicial laboratoryo" Ye M. Proskur-
ins, I. S. Astapovieb,.Astraphys LabPbysicotech
Inst, Aced Sci Turkmen SSSR.
"Astron Zhur" Vol XXVIII, No 4, pp 278-283
After 191'f new observatories were built in USSR in
Kitab (Dir Nefed'yev), Stalinsbad (Dir Astapovich),
Yerevan (Dir Semenov), Abastuman (Dir Kharadze),
Byurakan (Dir Anbartsunwan), Ashkabad (Dir Astapo-
vich) all south of 440N. Atz conditions were found
favorable in all locations. Observations of Asbka-
bad Obs consist in couets, meteors and small planets.
LC 187T9

ASTAPOVTCH, I. S.
"Tao Cases of a I-Seteor Shower of the Leonid
Strean." Priroda, Val. 4u,
No. p. h8

AS'MF(--Vji,---!, T ~'
"The NcAeOr E)irenln of tht COM(2t (Iicotlds) - " Tsirk- ,
No. J12(1951), PP- 15--l(-.-

I* ASTAPOVICH, I. S.
2. SSSR (600)
4o Meteors
7. "MIus" metecir trallso.
Astron. teir. No :121, 1951
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, February
1953. Uuclassified.

ASTAPOVICH, I., S.
Meteorites - 3'terlitwmk District
Fall of hail stone near Sterlitamak in 1824. Meteoritika, No. 10,
1952.
Month y List of '~usdan Acceppion j Library of Congress, June 1953.
Unclassified.

ASTAPOVICH, 1. S.
Ketoorites
Results of investigating trajectories of somo meteorites and
bolides. 14eteoritika
No. 10P 1952.
Monthly List of Russian Accepsignso Library Df Congress,
Jiinq, 1953. Unclassified.

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~WKIWWI~~
IMWA ST ATO VI C, I I I I. Is.
Meteors
Some regularities in a system of minor bodies. Meteoritika No. 10,
1952.
Monthly Lisj of siavi ccSssi%ns, Library of Congress, June 1953.
EUL_ _~ _ __ Uwlassified.

ASTAPOVICII, 3'. S.
Atmosnheric nature of' zodlacal light; Astrcm,.
tsir. no. 123; 1952.
SO: MLRA. May 1952.

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
Solar Systems Observations of Lunar Ecli~aes (2309)
Izv. AN Tix~cm. SSR, No 4, 1953, pp 91-92
Astapovich. I.S.
"Taking Motion Pictures of the Lunar Eclipse of 29-30
January in Ashkhabad"
Deseribes the apparatus set up by the phy~sics and
geophysics institutes
of the Academy of Sciences, Turkmen SSR to pho-;ograph the
eclipse. States
that a w-all number of filias of Ydgh quality wore obtained.
SO: Referativayy Zhurnal-Astronomiya, i Geodeziya, No 1,
Jan 54, No 2, Feb 54;
~W-30785, 2-8 July 1954)

HOPTUISTIR, 0. J:authorj; ASTAPOVICH, I.S. [reviewer].
qfeteor strea=6 (In '~;-Zmaul - G-.,Hoffmaieter. Reviewed
by I.S.Astapovich.
Astrou.simir. 30 no.4:453-456 JI.-Ag 153. (HULA 6M)
(Hoffmointer, Q) (Neteors)

ASTAPOVICOH, I.S.1; 7J,,VRUKII:[N, A.P.
Obsorvatiowi of comet Harrington 7.952e in Ashkhabad.
Astron.tsir. n0..134:
1-2 F '53- (wT.Ri 6:6)
1. Astrofizicheskayst laboratoriya (Ashkhabad, 'Park Keshi).
(Comets-1952)

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
......... .
Observations of the total luna-,,* eclipse of JanuarY 30,
1953 at the Ash-
khabad Astrophvoical Laboratorr. Astron.tsir. no.137:12-13
Ap 133.
(mLRA 6:8)
1. Astrofizichaskaya laborator'.ya (Ashkhabad). (Eclipses,
Lunar-1953)

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
Twenty-six metecir streams relaled to comets. Astron.tsir. no.142:
6 ;S 153. (Kim, 7:7)
1. Ashkhabadekays Astrofisicheelcaya laboratoriva.
(Meteors) (Comets)

ASTAPOVICE, I.S.
Anomalous sunriseB and sunsets iiL Jmguet 1953. Astron.tsir.
no.144:106-17
D '53- (KLRA 7-.6)
1. *Bhkhabad. Park Keshi Astrofitichaskays, laboratoriya.
(Sun-Rising and setting)

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
A]'titudan of telescopic nateors observed in
Ashkhabad.
Trudy AN Tadzh.SM 20:68-77 I!j4. (MIRA 13:3)
(meteors)

ASTAPOVICIJ, I.S.
Some regularities in systemn of minor bodies.
Trudy AR Tadzh.
Sjc'R 20:78-105 '54. (MIRk 13:3)
(Meteors)

i6
I~Irapm), ~h~ earth's exterior afintisplivo and the covuterglo'w. The
Cou.0ji.
glov, Ila rellitcd to! inoffenj pophysical theories. With i:even
recent Ru.~sian p2ptis collectQd
and translw: it !)Y E. R, 11~ope. 2:!d (A Ot(awa, D,:,Vnm Sc 4-:i1itic
Information &-i-vice, jtly 1954. xxvij+51 p' Wjj~;,, r~-k, t 'im "'a.
)3(vi J, 7. 6,5 It, j 01), 19:114. Cotitenti;: Hopo, Ea -1 R., 'the
its rvlatA to nioder-2
geothysical theories movich I S Problem of ~:hp counter glow.
gas(,;)%L, tail 'J tile farlb. ~n :-~ -tc')
Rep)tt of w1dreis
I f. earih [d;;-, -I O!t
mettic obselYatioris of thelcounterplow. Fe~rltzkoi-, V, G., Gasrcus
Ldl (if th
pri,.Sz:ur.~ of
t article], Marinifj,;-, iii. b. rho nature of the co4u1ergl:,,;-, N,
13~, Thr
1();2. imd- title!
solar rad-jarjo-i '(-n 75775~' )1 certain gases. INP. First cdiiion,
jid%
Is
Eutils extetior Etrno*~h)e~e and the counterglow i mc~.m ui colk~t~J
.1ild tr..t~w
Iattd. Com~iintA firs, fn~e of a1x:;Nc cited RuAbn paloi,, 39 p.
DLC--Ihi~ fl-t z:klilvd
(195,!) wntoiim) the conllilvte translatiun~ (if the Is, 5 pal,~-rs
citetl .1bUIC; ;11'CL1:;1
I 1v 1: i ed
(j trav"slawr,5i Oun, 11wilukry (with selluinatic
fly w) 8 1,ag
the lheo-,y md oIt1WrvuGjnM evidt-i,m as; ur-et t(-,! iii zh~-~
Fi-:~,-VWV, t~,u loil",
time czar of Sox ia t as ic-~, i, t firzt rL-fu--vd t~j adw i; 7 11'..
--m of 0

to tilt! earill's -u-9.
1,y1A,,,-.Avw.*it-jj 6,1ore 1944 ~-,nd i i i i rly in IWC,) tm Ow
Wyl~ it( vjtit~i%t- -
nude uncer the extremely good ot-erving canda:vt,s H TmL,.jui:,f:!n
ivi
Ceiltr~J A&ia in S4.1-44, ani conilimicil 1)), phomaletrit,
r)a~ervm:c-is rn-'se in lNi--11) L,-.'
5"'(C L. cph""'all"t Nvell "S 61("Irl-licti,
t,wm.l abmervers: The a,trxioaical, gi1wnvtr'L!.i) I !:d
evidence is di:icui-icd thoroughly in tbescamcki ard k iw,pi-
ille~crittil. 'I 11C
rditiorl.i%nitains lranAafluns of the two ad:1M papag (K,mjmov awl on
Oic vaturt..
of tile C.Durterglow and th, Pres-we of S-lar Rad-min (-6 Pacmi,:
Ga--,s, Tht
discutilor. is ampliflod tD'2.5 pageii, involving it talisc C-f 0,11,
rcot of the ta;!, 0.0. ~ivcr~(-Cct: -
-of th(: t.0, tile tld (053) (Lorv, (-Ct inr.~ ir
tratiblitiunti, t:riti,,al notc5 nn tile N,41ricus 111~oliep, find 'k
p~,I;A 11i111j.,;~;-,b% 1, ~lc
includ(A i,) the krew-oid (thi! wiRinalzi M Ocvclal tb~~c ~-,l 60',
ara, 11,z!!- n;,p-u-".Iy).
We"Id -if 3. Cf-wil".
Sut~ur Uggs.. 1, Gaseclwl tau antith s I t
At. T".
5-1 ~Ld MI

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
Taking motion pictures of meteors (suggested methods). Astron.tsir.
no.145:18,.20 Ja '54. (MLRA 7:6)
1. Aahkhabadskaya Astrofiziche8kaya laboratoriya.
(Cinematography--Scientific applications) (Astronomical
photography) (Meteors)

JISTAPOVIGH, I.
Taking motion pictures of thei total solar eclipse
of Ame 30,
1954. Astron.teir. no.154:7-10 N '540 (MM 6:6)
1. A-strofiziohssIqraya laboratorip (Ashkhabad)
(Eclipses, Solar- 1954) (Motion pictures in
astronomy)

ANTAMMI, I.S.
Spectra of meteors in the U.S.S.R. Izv.AN Turk.SSR no.5:95-96 155..
(MLU 9:5)
1. Institut fiziki i goofizlki AN Turkmenakoy SSH.
(Meteors)

If
USMV Meteorology - Dust otorns
Card 1/1 Pub. 86- :,8/)S
Authc4re I Asteipovichl. L S.0 Cand.-Physico-Mlthsc.
Title I Dust~storlm over tk.!~e~ central Hopet Dagh region
Periodical I Priroda 44117, 98, 99, Jul 1955.
AbStMlCt A descriptli.on is given of adast storm that came out of
Iran passink
over the Kopet Dagh range imtb the Kara Kum desert.' Tho storm, be-
sides the dust, carried considerable rain. Sedimont from this rain
water was unalyzed to dotormine itr3 origin. Illustration.
institution
Submitted

ASTAPVVICII, I.S.
-- --w W, ~ ,
-~k,A4~
Ubservations of Bakharev-Ma.cFarlane-Krienke's comet
(.1955f).
Antron.tsir. no.162:4-5 Ag '55. (I-ILRk 9:5)
(Camets-1955)

lik-habad j
crectydcnd Mlen. A- lid. 01' Ul. I-a I nial c - -,a)
"Eqjipment for Observing Nleteors," a report, presented at the
CcnVeren~;e c.'
('0TI,TTjj.FSl0l) on Astrmomi~.al 111strAll-nents
Ccnstru(Aio~,-l X the AS- tru..'o-A Cal cQlu"ll,
AF J()-12 Feb,
"u-1. No- 1~7,47, 31 Aug 56

- --_~.avovic ; SADYKOVI Ya.F., red.j BULGAHOVA,, II.Ye.p
ASTAPOVICH _Ig-or' �tanis
red.izd-va; KASPARIYANTS, La., tekhn. red.
(Fundamental catz,,Iog of meteor radiants of the 19th
century] Os
novnoi katalog meteornykh radiantov XIX veka. Ashkhabadp
Izd-vo
Akad.nauk Turlmenskoi SSR, 1956. 104 P. (MIRA 15:1)
(Moteors-Catelogs)

LSTAPOVICH, I.S.
Spectra of meteors of the U.S.S.R. (supplement). IzT.JJ
Turk.SSR
no-1:100 '56. (nu 9: 8)
1. InstiMit fisiki t goofiziki AN Turkmenskoy MR.
(Keteore)

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ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
Methods for processing visual observations of meteors. Trudy
Inst.
fiz.,i geofiz. AN Turk.SSR 2:5-121 '56. (.MLRA 10:5)
Ofieteors)

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
Studying the paths of ooze msteorites and bolidea.
Trud;r Inst,fiz.
J geofiz.AX Turk.SSR 2:150-170 '56. (lam 10:5)
(Meteorites)

AnAPOVICH, 1. S.
-.000MMMEN~
Orbit of the Zeta Draconid meteoric ahower. Izv.AN Tw,k.SSR no.4:'95
'56. (MLRA 9:10
1. Institut fiziki i geofistiki Akademil nauk Turkmenskoy SSR.
(Noteors--August)

ASTAFOVICH, I.S.
In memory of P.N. Chirvinsklig Mateorltika no.14;118-122
156,
(MLRA 10: 1)
(Chirvinskii, Patr Nikolaovich, 1880-195.15)

PHASE i BOOK EXPLOITATION 339
Astapovich. Igor' stani%lavovich.R.'and Kaplan, Samuil Aronovich
Vi2,ual'n,rye nablyudeniva iskusstvennykh sputnikov Zemli (Visual
Oboervation of Artificial Earth Satellites) Moscow, Gostekhizdat,
1957, 81 p. 10,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Rakhlin, 1. Ye.; Tech. Ed.: Murashova, N. Ya.
PURPOSE: This book is written to present information on artificial
earth SfLtellites, restricted to 'problems of visual and
optical obsenration for which only the form, dimensions,
and reflectinj,; power of the satellite need be known. For
technical problems - carrier rockets, orbits,, equipment, etc.
- the reader is referred to existing literature.
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Visual Obser%ration of Artificial Earth Satellites (Cont.) 1039
COVERAGE: The book gives basic information on the motions of
artificial earth satellitesion the conditiona of their
visibility, and on methods of visual observation of
satellites. The methods discussed in the book peimit an
approximate determination of the satellite orbit, calculation
of the instant of passage of the satellite above given geo-
graphic points, and evaluation of the conditions for the
observations. The last chapter deals with the problem of
organizing and equipping stations for visual observation
of satellites; the methods used for such observations are
described and some suggestions are made on how to utilize
such stations also for investigation of "teliameteors". The
book contains 2 tables and 17 figures, whose legends are
translated in order to indicate more fully the scope of the
book. The authors express gratitude for valuable advice
to A. M. Lozinskiy.
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Visual Observation of Artificial Earth Satellites (Cont.)
339
Ch. II. Conditices for Observation of an Artificial Earth
Satellite

46
Section
5.
Visible stellar magnitude of an
artificial

earth satellite
46
Section
6.
Tullight phenomena
52
Section
7.
Unditions of visibility of an artificial

earth
satellite
53
Section
8.
Possibility of photographic and
photoelectric

observations of an artificial earth satellite
57
Ch. III. Stations For Visual and Optical Observation of
Artificial Earth Satellites 60
Section 9. Optical limit of a station for visual and optical
observationof artificial earth satellites 60
Section 10. Equipment of a station for visual and optical
observation of artificial earth satellites 64
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Visual Observation of AAificial Earth satellites (Cont.) 339
Fig. 1. Angula*r elements of the orbit of an artificiial
earth satellite (inclination, direct ascent of the
ascending node, declination of perigee, line of
nodes, lines of apsides)
Fig. 2. Orbit;9 of direct, reverse, polar, and equatorial
satellites
Fig. 3. Schemat'ized motion of the first Soviet sputnik during
a 24-hr period
Fig. 4. Secular displacement of the line of nodes
Fig. 5. Projection of the perturbing acceleration onto the
parallel
of geographic. latitude and onto
Fig. 6. ProjeCtion of the trajectory of
satellite-onto the earth's surface
observation
Fig. 7. Projection of the ascending and
relative to the parallel of the
the meridian of the p.1 ace
an artificial earth
near the point of
the descending half loops
point of observation
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339
Fig. 8. Passa,ge of an artificial earth satellite near the
observer at the ascending and descending half loops of
the orbit
Fig. 9. Determination of the zenith distance of an
artificial
earth satellite
Fig. 10. Dispersion of sunlight by an artificial earth
satellite
Fig. 11. Relation between the apparent stellar dimension of
an
artificial earth satellite and the angular elevation
Fig. 12. Limiting position of the sun below the horizon at
which
an artificial, earth satellite ceases to be visible
Fig. 13. Optical limit: of a station for visual observation
of
artificial earth satellites
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KOLODIN, Ifikhail 'Fasil'yevich; ASTAPOVICH. I.S..
redaktor: MAKSYUTOVA, L.A.,
rodaktor izdatelletva*,IMPAR'"tANT17-V.V-.,--takhnichaskiy
redaktor
[Ifind and wind engineering] Veter i vetrotekhnika. Pod
red. I.S.
Autapovicha. Ashaabad, Izd-vo Akad.nauk Turkmenskoi SER,
1957.
1,158 P. (MLRA 10:8)
(Winds) (Windmills)

ASTANTECH. 1.S.
Bffectiveness of meteor cameras as related to the
aperture ratio.
Irv, AN Turk. SSR no,6:99-100 157. (MIRA llvl)
1. Inst!Ltut fiziki I geofiziki AN Turkmenskoy SSR.
(Astronomical photography) (Meteors)

.,SV~,POVIC-11, 1. S. and K:*i11T.'-.A, A.
V~izuallnyye nabLyud niye iskusstveLawkh sputnikov Zemli
(Visual ObservatIons
of Artificial Earth Satellites), State Publishing House for
Techn-cal Literature,
"958.
... Is a brochure presenting, basic information on 'he
movement of art1ficial
earth satellites, on conditions of their visibility, and on
inethods of visual
observations of satellites. -ethuds of observation are
described which make It
posaiblu to determine approximately the satellite orbit, to
compute
the instants of passage of a satellite at. one or another
greographIc point, ani
to estimate the conditions of observation. (Sovetskiye
Knigi, No. 166, 1957,.p.28)

3 o V/
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION
Akademiya nauk SSSR. Komitet po me-teoritam
SOV/3888
SOV/37-M-15
W.leteoritika; abornik statey,, ~,rjp- 15 Meteoriticaj Collection of
Articles., No 15) M01300w, 1958 . 19~ P. 1,300 copies printed.
Errata slipinserted in No 16 for No 15.
Ed.: V.G. Fesenkov, Aoademioian; Deputy Reap. Ed.: Ye.L. Krinov;
Ed. of Publishing House: Me, Bakhlinj Tech. Ed.: A.P.
Guseva.
PURPOSE: This publioation is intended for astronomers, geophysi.-
cists, astrophysicists., and other saientific personnel 0oncerned
with meteoritic. phenomena,
COVERAGE: This ~s, a collection of 12 articles on problems in meteo-
rities. Four artioles describe the characteristics of four d.Lf-
ferent meteorites which fell on the USSR, and the conditions and
phenomena accompanying their flight.and fall. Four articles
discuss the chemical and physical properties of meteorites and
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meteoritics; Collection (Cont.) SOV/3888
the analytical techniques used in their study. Individual
arti-
cles discuss American and international organizations for the
study of meteorites. A catalog of Soviet and non-Soviet
meteo-
rites kept in the Department of Geology, Leningrad State
Univer-
nity is presented. References accompany individual articles.
TABYZ OF CONTENTS:
.1istapovigh. I.S. An Investigation of the Conditions
Surrounding
the Flijh_t__6Y_the Stone Meteorite "Staroye Peslyanoye" 3
Astapovich, I.S. Conditions Surrounding the Fall of the Stone
ii-et-d-o-rlt-fc--A-a-i-r~-III)ervomayskiy Posolok" 31
Zotlcin, I.T., and Ye.L. Krinov. Investigation of the
Conditions
Surrounding the Fall of the Stone Meteorite Rain "Xunashak""
51
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Zotkin, I.T., and Ye.L. Krinov. Investigating the Conditions
Surrounding the Fall of the Stone Meteorite "Nikollskoyell
82
Kvasha.,.L.Q. Petrographic Analysis of the Stone Meteorite
"Nikollskoye" 97
Yavnell, A.A. Classifying Meteorites by Their Components 115
Yavnell, A.A., and M.I. D'yakonova. Chemioal Composition of
Meteorites .136
Yavnell, A.A., and M.I. D'yakonova. Identifying Different
Types
of Iron in Stone Meteorites 152
Mikheyev, V.I. (doeeased),, and A.I. Kalinin, Applying the
Roent-
genometric Idethod to the Study of the Material Composition
of
Meteorites 156
.Massallskaya, K,P, International Organizations for the
Study of
Meteorites 180
Massallskaya,. K.P, Organizations for the Study of
Meteorites in
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3(l) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1955
Astapdvich, Igor' Stanislavovich
MeteorrKTye yavienlya v atmosfere zemll (Meteor Phenomena in the
Earth's All"mosphere) Moscow, Fizmatgiz, 1958. 640 p. 2,000
copies printed.
Ed.: V.,A. Bronshten; Tech. Ed.: S.N. Akhlamov
PURPOSE: This book is intended as a basic source book on
meteor phenomena and as such will serve the needs of both
academic (astronomers, geophysicists etc.) and technical
personnel.
COVERAGE:, This book reviews the history of meteor stud
analy;zes the methods (visual, photographic and radar~ used
for studying them as well as the results obtained from the
analyses of normal, telescopic,,and bright meteors. It de-
scribe-s the various processes (optical, acoustic, thermal,
elect:7ic, and mA_VBtir.) %~dch'occur du:ing ~he motion of meteoric
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Meteor Phenomena (Cont.) -SOV/1955
bodies through the atmosphere and when they strike and
penetrate the earth (the fall of meteorites, the
formation
of meteorite holes and craters, meteoric and
meteoriti-c-kr-
perselsms). Astronomic data on the flight of meteora-(ra-
diants, heights, velocities and quantities), physical
phenomena (brightness, spe latrum, color, shape, size,
crushing,
rotation and retardation, mass.), and geophysical
phenomena
(meteoric Ionization, traces of dust and gas, information
on meteoric dust in atmosphere and ground) are analyzed
and
the elements of the physical theory of meteors described.
The book is a stumnary review of the present state of
knowledge
and contains the results of the firsthand investigations
of
recent years. The author thanks Professor V.V. Fedynskiy,
Chairman of the Commission, for the Study of Comets and
Metec,rs of the Astronomical Council, and V.A. Bronshten
for
their assistance. There are 1,004 references.
TABLE 01' CONTENTS:
From the Author
List of Regularly Used Symbols
10
13
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ASTArOVIC'H. I.S.
Instructions for the obsorvations of meteor traces, their
drifting,
diffusion, and turbulenco. Izv. AN Turk. SSR no.2:107-110
t58.
(MIR& 11:4)
l.Institut fizild geofizild AN Turkmenskoy SSR.
(Meteors)

ASTAYOVICH. I.S.
catalog; of Z15 trigonometric meteor heights
determined from basej-
line obeor-4.ationa in 1949. Trudy Inat.fiz.i geofiz.
AN Turk.SSR
5:3-17 158. (Mira 13-0
(Meteors)

ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
I'hotographing meteors and thair spectra in natural
light. Izv. Al
Turk. SSR no,,5:107-108 158. (MIRA 11:12)
I.Institut fiviki i geofisiki AN Turkmenskoy SSR.
(Meteors) (Ashkhabad--Aatranomical photograpby)

SOV/165-58-6-24/24
AUTHOR: Astapovich,.--I.S.
TITLEs Observation of a Bolide, 11inua the Fourth Dimension, With
Binoculars
PERIODICALs Izvestiya Akademii nauk Turkmenskoy SSRf 1958, Rr 6, pp
121-122 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes the appearance and the path of the
meteor ob-
served by him in Ashkhabad on June 16, 1944.
ASSOCIATION: 1nstitut fiziki i geofizilti AN Turkmenskoy SSR
(Institute of Physics
and,Geophysicsof AS of thin Turkmenian SSR)
SU13MITTED: June 25, 1958
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ASTAPOVICH, I.S.
Studying fall conditions of the Staroe Poslianoe stone
m9teorite.
Meteoritika, no.15:3-30 158. (MIRA 11:4)
(Kurgan Province-Mateoritos)

ASTAFOVICH.I.S.
,1-1-
Fall conditions of the Pervomaiskii Poselok stone
meteorite shower.
Meteoritika no*3.5:31-50 158. (MIRA. 11:4)
(lv&nGvo P~rovince--Meteorites)

ASTMk)VICII, I.S. (Ashkhabad)
t.,
Var iation's in the brightnefis, shape, and size of the
countorglow
during alevnn years. Astron. tsir. no.190:25-26 Mr 158.
(MIRA Ilig)
(Zodiacal light)

ASTAPOVICH, I.S. [translator]; DUBKOVA, S.I., red.;
BUEVA, N.A.,
tekhn.red.
[Heteors; collected articles] Meteory; sbornik
statei. Moskva,
Izd-iro inostr.lit-ry, 1959. 441 p. Translated from
the English.,
OGRA 13:6)
(meteors)

ASTARWICH, I.S.
Perseids activity in 1943 and 1944 based on
observations at
Ashkhaba(l. Izv. AN Turk. SS.R. no.1:138-139 1,59.
(MIRA 12:5)
LImetiVit fiziki i geofizild AN Turkmonskoy SSR.
(Meteors-August)

ASTAPOVICH,legi -------
Phynical characteristice of meteoro from telescope
observations.
Izv. AN Turk. SSR. no.1:139-140 159. (MIRA 12:5)
1.Iristitut fisiki I geofitiki AN Tlirkmanskoy SSR.
(meteors)

ASTAPOVICH,
Case of mateor luminoscenco of the night sky.
Izv.jil, Tiwk.
SSR no.3:92 '59. (14IRK 12:11)
1. InstItIlt fi,-,Ilci I goofislki All
Turkmenskoy SSR.
(Night alry) Watoors)

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Translation from: Referativqyy zhurnal, Astronarillya i
Geodeziya, 1960, No.
p. 83, # 6L~96
AUTFOR, AstapovLch, 1.3.
TITLE: Comparison of Meteorig. Activity in 1~he IGY Feriod on
the Basis of
Visual, Rpdar -3Lnd Telescopic Observaticns at Ashkzhahad
PERIODICAL, Astron, tsirkulyar, 1959, marta 30, No. 200, pp.
22-26
TEXT: The results are presented of simultaneous visual,
tolescopic and
radar observations of ffeteo
Eteors from July 1., 1957, to SePteHber 30, 195 . Tne.
main conclusions are as follows: 1) Visual and radar
actlvl'~'Ies proceed almoet
in the same way; 2) sudden intensification of acitivity was
cbserved in S-.Me
days, 3) cases of sharp reduction of activit were noted; 4)
meteoric activity
can vary by 100-200% and more during A I ~jl 5) the uresence