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2021
1Chernogor LF. Physics of geospace storms. Space Science and Technology. 2021 ;27(1):03-77.
2020
1Koshovy VV, 1Ivantyshyn ОL, 2Nogach RТ, 3Chernogor LF, 1Nazarchuk ZT, 2Melnyk MO, 2Kalita BI, 1Kharchenko BC, 1Romanyshyn IM, 1Lozynskyi AB, et al. Artificial acoustic modification of the near-earth environment. Space Science and Technology. 2020 ;26(2):19-58.
1Miatselskaya NS, Bril AI, 1Chaikovsky AP, 1Fedarenka AS, 2Milinevsky GP. Integrated satellite and groundbased regional monitoring of atmospheric aerosol by lidar and radiometric systems using data assimilation. Space Science and Technology. 2020 ;26(1):59-71.
1Chernogor LF, 1Shevelev MB. Latitudinal dependence of quasi-periodic variations in the geomagnetic field during the greatest geospace storm of September 7-9, 2017. Space Science and Technology. 2020 ;26(2):72-83.
1Dzyuba AP, 2Sirenko VN, 2Klymenko DV, 1Levytina LD, 2Cherenkov DA. Optimization of composite revolution shell by methods of theory of the optimal process. Space Science and Technology. 2020 ;26(5):028-037.
1Chernogor LF, 2Liashchuk OI, 1Shevelev MB. Temporal and system spectral analysis of infrasonic signals in the atmosphere generated during a man-made catastrophe. Space Science and Technology. 2020 ;26(3):81-96.
2019
1Vidmachenko AP, 2Kazantseva LV, 1Morozhenko OV, 3Choliy VYa., 1Nevodovsky PV. Astronomical observations and monitoring surveys of the Earth from the surface or from the Moon’s orbit and their ground support. Space Science and Technology. 2019 ;25(5):25-75.
1Chernogor LF. Effectiveness of monitoring the catastrophic processes of space and terrestrial origin. Space Science and Technology. 2019 ;25(1):38-47.
1Avramov KV, 1Chernobryvko MV, 1Uspensky BV. Free vibrations of functionally gradient CNT-infused cylindrical shells. Space Science and Technology. 2019 ;25(2):23-37.
1Cheremnykh OK, 1Cheremnykh SO, 2Kozak LV, 3Kronberg EA. Instability of Kelvin-Helmholtz and magnetohydrodynamic modes on the boundary of geomagnetic tail. Space Science and Technology. 2019 ;25(2):43-59.

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