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High‐Speed Electron Flows in the Earth Magnetotail
Abstract High‐speed electron flows (HSEFs) play a crucial role in the energy dissipation and conversion processes within the terrestrial magnetosphere and can drive various types of plasma waves and instabilities, affecting the electron‐scale dynamics.
Huijie Liu+20 more
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Abstract With the increasing importance of the carbon footprint of transport, new sources, closer to consumers, of H2 ${\mathrm{H}}_{2}$ and He are explored. Within this context, we present a combined near‐surface geophysical imaging, soil gas sampling, and bubbling well gas sampling approach to study fluid and gas pathways near a fault system in the ...
E. Léger+17 more
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Climate change trauma and collective dissociation: Unraveling the impact on mental health and advocating for collective action. [PDF]
Shomuyiwa DO, Lucero-Prisno DE.
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Evolution of Force‐Free Magnetic Structure in the Dayside Ionosphere of Mars
Abstract Magnetic fields measured in the ionosphere of Mars by the magnetometers onboard the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) and the Mars Global Surveyor (MGS) spacecraft display a wide range of spatial scales, ranging from global to small‐scale.
T. E. Cravens+5 more
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Long-Term Evolution of the Saturnian System. [PDF]
Ćuk M+7 more
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Topographic Drag at the Core‐Mantle Interface
Abstract The length of day variations with periods from five to one hundred years are mainly due to core‐mantle interactions. Assuming a differential velocity between the core and the mantle, we investigate the pressure coupling on a core‐mantle boundary (CMB) interface with topography. Including rotation, buoyancy, and magnetic effects in local models
R. Monville, D. Cébron, D. Jault
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Impacts Into Titan's Methane‐Clathrate Crust as a Source of Atmospheric Methane
Abstract Titan is the only icy satellite in the solar system with a dense atmosphere. This atmosphere is composed primarily of nitrogen with a few percent methane, which supports an active, methane‐based hydrological cycle on Titan. The presence of methane, however, is intriguing, as its lifetime is likely much shorter than the age of the solar system ...
S. Wakita+7 more
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Synthesis of giant panda habitat suitability evaluations. [PDF]
Mu G+5 more
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Cassini spacecraft reveals global energy imbalance of saturn. [PDF]
Wang X+18 more
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