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A New Facility Will Harness Plasma to Guide Interplanetary Craft. [PDF]
Bourzac K.
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Chaotic, rational and irrational oscillations of nonlinear waves in the Earth's magnetosheath featuring bi-regularized κ -distributed electrons. [PDF]
Sarkar J, Saha A.
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Bow shock oscillations of Mars under weakly disturbed solar wind conditions. [PDF]
Cheng L +15 more
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Global heliospheric termination shock strength in the solar-interstellar interaction. [PDF]
Zirnstein EJ +6 more
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Global-scale magnetosphere convection driven by dayside magnetic reconnection. [PDF]
Dai L +10 more
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Detrimental impact of solar and geomagnetic activity on plasma B-complex vitamins in the VA normative aging study cohort. [PDF]
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Interplanetary Magnetic Fields
Science, 1962Preliminary analysis of Mariner II magnetometer data indicates a persistent interplanetary field varying between a least 2 and 10 gamma (1γ = 10 -5 gauss). The interplanetary field appears to lie mainly in the ecliptic plane, although there is a substantial, fluctuating, transverse component.
Coleman, P. J., Jr. +3 more
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Interplanetary magnetic fields
Reviews of Geophysics, 1979Within the past four years, significant scientific progress has been possible as a result of improvements in observations of the interplanetary field. First, the range of radial distances over which observations are available has been greatly extended; measurements have been made as near the Sun as 0.3 AU and as far away as 8.5 AU. Second, the range of
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Interplanetary magnetic field and magnetospheric substorms
Planetary and Space Science, 1977The interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) changes and the associated responses of the magnetosphere on November 1, 1972, are examined. IMF Bz changes consisted of a sudden southward turning, a slow northward turning, and a subsequent steady northward sense. Magnetospheric substorms occurred throughout this period.
S.-I. Akasofu, R.P. Lepping
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