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In Situ Observations of Interplanetary Dust Variability in the Inner Heliosphere
This work examines the variation of interplanetary dust count rates and directionality during the first three solar encounters made by the Parker Solar Probe spacecraft, covering distances between 0.65 au (∼140 solar radii, RS) and 0.16 au (∼35 RS). Dust
D. Malaspina +11 more
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Collisional thermalization of minor ions in the solar wind
IntroductionAs the solar wind transits through the heliosphere, Coulomb collisions among constituent particles drives it toward local thermodynamic equilibrium. Prior studies of ion collisions in the solar wind have focused on the two most abundant solar
E. Johnson, B. A. Maruca
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Slowing of the Solar Wind in the Outer Heliosphere
This study provides a deeper understanding of how the solar wind evolves with increasing distance from the Sun as it encounters an increasing amount of interstellar material.
H. Elliott +17 more
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The effect and properties of drifts in the heliosphere [PDF]
Jan-Louis Raath +2 more
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Our solar system's path has recently been shown to potentially intersect dense interstellar clouds 2 and 7 million years ago: the Local Lynx of Cold Cloud and the edge of the Local Bubble.
Jesse A. Miller +4 more
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The Sun’s long-term magnetic variability is the primary driver of space climate. This variability is manifested not only in the long-observed and dramatic change of magnetic fields on the solar surface, but also in the changing solar radiative output ...
Tanskanen Eija +4 more
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The HelMod Monte Carlo Model for the Propagation of Cosmic Rays in Heliosphere [PDF]
Matteo J. Boschini +17 more
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Penetration of the heliosphere by the interstellar dust stream during solar maximum [PDF]
Markus Landgraf +3 more
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Modulation of Galactic Cosmic Rays from Helium to Nickel in the Inner Heliosphere
Galactic cosmic-ray (GCR) helium and heavier ions are important sources of space radiation, and their elemental spectra and composition can help us better understand the transport in both the galaxy and the heliosphere.
Zhenning Shen, G. Qin, P. Zuo, F. Wei
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