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Anomalous transient enhancement of planetary ion escape at Mars. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Zhang C, Dong C, Zhou H, Halekas J, Yamauchi M, Nilsson H, Liu TZ, Persson M, Curry S, Dong Y, Futaana Y, Chen Y, Zhou M, Suranga R, Hanley KG, Mazelle C, Xu S, Ramstad R, Holmström M, Chen LJ.   +19 more
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Satellite monitoring of long period ocean-induced magnetic field variations. [PDF]

Philos Trans A Math Phys Eng Sci
Finlay CC, Velímský J, Kloss C, Blangsbøll RM.   +3 more
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Research on High-Precision and Wide-Range Spacecraft Potential Measurement Method Based on Capacitive Voltage Division. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Yin H, Liu H, Qin X, Liu Q, Wang J, Wen X, Wang P, Yu Z, Yang S.   +8 more
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Detection of visible-wavelength aurora on Mars. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Knutsen EW, McConnochie TH, Lemmon M, Donaldson C, Francis R, Legett C, Viet SB, Soret L, Toledo D, Apéstigue V, Witasse O, Montmessin F, Jolitz R, Schneider NM, Tamppari L, Cousin A, Wiens RC, Maurice S, Bell JF, Forni O, Lasue J, Pilleri P, Bertrand T, Patel P, Schröder S, Curry S, Lee CO, Rahmati A.   +27 more
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The magnetotail of Uranus

Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics, 1987
Voyager 2 observations have shown that Uranus possesses a well‐developed bipolar magnetotail similar in certain characteristics to that of Earth, in spite of an anomalously large tilt of the planetary magnetic dipole to the rotation axis at Uranus. The intensity of the magnetic field in the tail lobes decreases with increasing distance down the tail ...
K. W. Behannon, R. P. Lepping, E. C. Sittler, N. F. Ness, B. H. Mauk, S. M. Krimigis, R. L. McNutt   +6 more
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The magnetotail and substorms

Space Science Reviews, 1973
The tail plays a very active and important role in substorms. Magmetic flux eroded from the dayside magnetosphere is stored here. As more and more flux is transported to the magnetotail and stored, the boundary flares more, the field strength in the tail increases, and the currents strengthen and move closer to the earth.
C.T. Russell, R.L. McPherron
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Magnetotail theory

Space Science Reviews, 1986
This paper reviews present theory of the structure and the dynamics of the Earth's magnetotail. Since dynamical phenomena occur on different length and time-scales it seems appropriate to begin with comments on plasma models. Then it is argued that any successful theory of the rapid dynamic processes observed in the magnetotail requires a detailed ...
K. Schindler, J. Birn
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Plasmas in the Earth’s Magnetotail

Space Science Reviews, 1985
An overview of the general characteristics of plasmas within the Earth’s magnetotail and its environs is presented. Present knowledge of the plasmas within these regions as gained via in situ measurements provides the general theme, although observations of magnetic fields, energetic particles and plasma waves are included in the discussion.
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Flows in the Magnetotail

2020
<p>Magnetic reconnection leads to fast streaming of electrons and ions away from the reconnection site. We have used an implicit particle-in-cell simulation (iPic3D) embedded within a global MHD simulation of the solar wind and magnetosphere interaction to investigate the evolution of electrons and ion flows in the magnetotail ...
Raymond Walker, Giovanni Lapenta, Mostafa El-Alaoui, Jean Berchem, Robert Richard, David Schriver   +5 more
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