Explorer 7 (715 bytes)
1: '''Explorer 7''' was launched [[October 13]], [[1959]]. It wa...
10: ...gsfc.nasa.gov/database/MasterCatalog?sc=1959-009A Explorer 7]

Explorer I (6803 bytes)
2: |+<font size="+1">''' Explorer I '''</font>
4: ...ze="-1" color="#ffffff"|[[Image:0200146.jpg|375px|Explorer 1]]
54: ... H. Pickering]]. The satellite instrumentation of Explorer-I was designed and built by Dr. [[James Van Allen...
62: ...e job of modifying the Jupiter-C and building the Explorer-I in 84 days.
65: ...d show the expected level of cosmic rays. After [[Explorer III]], it was decided that the original geiger co...

Explorer 4 (3192 bytes)
2: |+<font size="+1">''' Explorer IV '''</font>
4: ...ze="-1" color="#ffffff"|[[Image:0200146.jpg|375px|Explorer 1]]
54: ...[Earth]]'s [[magnetosphere]] in general), however Explorer IV was the only such satellite launched.
56: Explorer 4 was a cylindrically shaped satellite instrument...
62: ...://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/multi/explorer.html NASA's Explorer Missions]

Explorer 35 (7848 bytes)
2: |+<font size="+1">''' Explorer 35 / IMP-E '''</font>
4: ...lor="#ffffff"|[[Image:Explorer_35_IMP-E.jpg|375px|Explorer 35 / IMP-E]]
57: '''Explorer 35''' was a spin-stabilized spacecraft instrument...
83: [[Explorer 34]] </td>
84: <td width="40%" align="center">[[Explorer program]]</td>

Explorer 3 (5763 bytes)
2: |+<font size="+1">''' Explorer III '''</font>
4: ...ze="-1" color="#ffffff"|[[Image:0200146.jpg|375px|Explorer 1]]
54: '''Explorer-III''' was nearly identical to [[Explorer I]] in design and mission.
60: ...e job of modifying the Jupiter-C and building the Explorer-I in 84 days.
63: ... in a tumbling motion with a period of about 7 s. Explorer 3 decayed from orbit on June 27, 1958, after 93 d...

Explorer 2 (3424 bytes)
2: |+<font size="+1">''' Explorer II '''</font>
4: ...ze="-1" color="#ffffff"|[[Image:0200146.jpg|375px|Explorer 1]]
55: ...launch failure in the [[Jupiter-C]] rocket and '''Explorer II''' did not reach orbit.
61: ...e job of modifying the Jupiter-C and building the Explorer-I in 84 days.
64: ...he purposes of detecting [[cosmic ray]]s. After [[Explorer III]], it was decided that the original geiger co...

TI-15 Explorer (387 bytes)
1: ...er students, TI recommends the use of the [[TI-73 Explorer]].
4: ...h/15/features/features.html Features of the TI-15 Explorer]

Explorer 6 (3258 bytes)
2: |+<font size="+1">''' Explorer VI '''</font>
4: ...ze="-1" color="#ffffff"|[[Image:0200146.jpg|375px|Explorer 1]]
47: '''Explorer 6''' was a [[United States|US]] [[satellite]] lau...
49: Explorer 6 was a small, spheroidal satellite designed to s...
55: ...://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/multi/explorer.html NASA's Explorer Missions]

Explorer XI (1532 bytes)
1: [[http://legacy.gsfc.nasa.gov/Images/explorer/explorer-11_small.gif]]
2: '''Explorer 11''', also known as S15, was the [[orbital space...
6: The gamma-ray events observed by Explorer 11 seemed to suggest a random distribution 'backg...
12: ...fc.nasa.gov/docs/heasarc/missions/explorer11.html Explorer 11]

Explorer Plate (487 bytes)
1: The '''Explorer Plate''' is an oceanic [[tectonic plate]] beneath...
3: ...undary]] with the [[Pacific Plate]] forming the [[Explorer Ridge]].

Ford Explorer (7610 bytes)
2: |colspan=2|[[Image:Ford_Explorer.jpg|250px|Ford Explorer]]
4: ... style="color: blue; background: lightblue;"|Ford Explorer
34: ...||[[Mercury Mountaineer]]<br>[[Ford Explorer|Ford Explorer Sport Trac]] (01-05)
46: ...]]<br>[[Lincoln Aviator]]<br>[[Ford Explorer|Ford Explorer Sport Trac]] (06+)
54: ...ter a spate of fatal rollover accidents involving Explorers fitted with [[Firestone]] [[tire]]s.

AEA Explorer (1837 bytes)
1: ...wept forward wing]]. The prototype, designated '''Explorer 350R''' first flew in [[1998 in aviation|1998]] a...
3: The Explorer is [[as of 2004|currently]] being offered in thre...
5: [[Explorer Aircraft]] was established in [[Jasper, Texas]] t...
31: [http://www.aeroengaus.com.au/explorer.htm The Explorer on AEA's website]
32: [http://www.exploreraircraft.com Explorer Aircraft website]

Abrams P-1 Explorer (1652 bytes)
1: The '''[[Abrams Air Craft|Abrams]] P-1 Explorer''' was a purpose-designed [[aerial photography]] ...
7: ==Specifications (P-1 Explorer)==

Explorer of the Seas (810 bytes)
1: '''Explorer of the Seas''' is a 138,000-ton [[cruise ship]] ...

Offline Explorer (1338 bytes)
1: '''Offline Explorer''' is a program which scans a webpage and downloa...
3: The following is a simple description of Offline Explorer v3.4:
5: ... downloading entire sections of websites, Offline Explorer does a very good job of it with a very simple, st...

MSN Explorer (155 bytes)
1: MSN Explorer is an Internet Browser which comes with [[Windows...

Magellan Explorer (655 bytes)
1: ... [[file manager]] that can be used as a [[Windows Explorer]] replacement. The application contains a built-i...
3: ...mander]] or the tree view style used by [[Windows Explorer]].
6: ...p://www.enriva.com/ The official site of Magellan Explorer]
12: [[pl:Magellan Explorer]]

Dora the Explorer (1514 bytes)
1: '''''Dora the Explorer''''' is an [[animated series]] for [[preschool]]...
5: ''Dora the Explorer'' is [[as of 2004|currently]] still being produce...

Explorer program (11647 bytes)
1: ...f [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], called [[Windows Explorer]].''
3: ...r 4]], [[1957]]. (''See:'' [[Sputnik crisis]]) [[Explorer 1]] was launched [[February 1]] [[1958]]. Besides...
5: ==Explorer at NASA==
6: The Explorer program was taken over by [[NASA]], which continu...
7: ...missions as of December 2004. As of this writing, Explorers 50 (IMP J), 67-74 and 77-83 (EUVE, SAMPEX, RXTE,...

Internet Explorer (43536 bytes)
2: name = Internet Explorer |
4: caption = Internet Explorer 6 under Windows XP |
13: ...of [[Microsoft Windows]]. As of [[2005]] Internet Explorer is by far the most widely-used web browser, altho...
17: For a time, Microsoft also produced [[Internet Explorer for Mac]] and versions for use via the [[X Window...
21: [[Image:Megara_008.jpg|thumb|Internet Explorer 1.5]]

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