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Airglow and ionosphere

2005
The ionospheric glow is due to the desexcitation of neutral or ion molecules and atoms. Its computation requires the knowledge of a number of parameters including the production of the excited species. Several processes occur: resonant and fluorescent scattering, chemical reactions, recombination, photo-absorption or collisions.
Lilensten, Jean   +5 more
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Sodium ‘Airglow’ from Io

1975
Io is the innermost of the four Galilean satellites of Jupiter. In size, density, and distance from its parent planet it is quite similar to our own Moon. Most of its other physical properties are different from our lunar experience. To gain some familiarization with this satellite, the following brief discussion will highlight some of its observed ...
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Airglow

1972
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Airglow

Konstantinos S. Kalogerakis   +1 more
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The Airglow

Scientific American, 1966
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Airglow

1992
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Day airglow

Space Science Reviews, 1968
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Aurora and Airglow

Scientific American, 1955
C. T. Elvey, Franklin E. Roach
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