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Global Effects of Magnetic Anomalies on the Near‐Surface Lunar Plasma Environment
Abstract The interaction between lunar magnetic anomalies and the solar wind plasma creates unique structures known as “lunar mini‐magnetospheres,” which reflect and partially shield the lunar surface from impinging solar wind protons. Using data from the Sub‐KeV Atom Reflecting Analyzer onboard Chandrayaan‐1, we produce new surface maps of energetic ...
Thomas Maynadié+8 more
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Injections of Multi‐MeV Electrons in the Magnetosphere of Jupiter
Abstract Energetic particle injections provide a means for fast inward radial transport and adiabatic acceleration of electrons in the magnetosphere of Jupiter. Furthermore, enhanced whistler‐mode wave activity during injections can further accelerate electrons to MeV energy.
Q. Nénon, U. Laffitau, J. Rabia
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Cosmic mysteries and the hydrogen 21-cm line: bridging the gap with lunar observations. [PDF]
Fialkov A, Gessey-Jones T, Dhandha J.
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Abstract We study the dynamical and thermal roles of internal gravity waves generated in the troposphere and above using the Coupled Middle Atmosphere Thermosphere‐2 General Circulation Model. This model incorporates the whole atmosphere nonlinear spectral gravity wave parameterization and its extension to include non‐tropospheric sources. We conducted
Erdal Yiğit+4 more
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Twenty Years of Kaniadakis Entropy: Current Trends and Future Perspectives. [PDF]
Hristopulos DT+2 more
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Observational constraints on Yukawa cosmology and connection with black hole shadows
Esteban González+3 more
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Fermi Acceleration of Electrons at Earth's Bow Shock Due To Current Sheet Interaction
Abstract We use the Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission to present a case study of electron acceleration at Earth's bow shock due to an interaction with a solar wind magnetic depression. The magnetic depression is identified as a reconnecting current sheet and is observed both at the bow shock, using MMS, and upstream of the shock at the Lagrange ...
M. Lindberg+6 more
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Hubble and Shapley - Two Early Giants of Observational Cosmology
Sidney van den Bergh
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Observational constraints on Starobinsky $f(R)$ cosmology from cosmic expansion and structure growth data [PDF]
Pedro Bessa+2 more
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