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Recent trends in cosmic radiation exposure onboard aircraft: effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Japanese in-flight doses. [PDF]
Yasuda H, Motoyama H, Yajima K.
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Perspectives on the physics of late-type stars from beyond low earth orbit, the moon and mars. [PDF]
Mathur S, Santos ÂRG.
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False positives in gravitational wave campaigns: the electromagnetic perspective. [PDF]
Oates S.
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A Revisit of Large-Scale Patterns in Middle Stratospheric Circulation Variations. [PDF]
Tao N+7 more
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Multi-GNSS Large Areas PPP-RTK Performance During Ionosphere Anomaly Periods. [PDF]
Wang Z, Yang G, Huang R, Li M, Zhu M.
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Auroral flares and solar flares
Space Science Reviews, 1975The morphology of development of auroral flares (magnetospheric substorms) for both electron and proton auroras is summarized, based on ground-based as well as rocket-borne and satellite-borne data with specific reference to the morphology of solar flares.
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Solar Physics, 1977
Short-lived increases in the brightness of many red dwarfs have been observed for the last 30 yr, and a variety of more or less exotic models have been proposed to account for such flares. Information about flares in the Sun has progressed greatly in recent years as a result of spacecraft experiments, and properties of coronal flare plasma are becoming
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Short-lived increases in the brightness of many red dwarfs have been observed for the last 30 yr, and a variety of more or less exotic models have been proposed to account for such flares. Information about flares in the Sun has progressed greatly in recent years as a result of spacecraft experiments, and properties of coronal flare plasma are becoming
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Solar Physics, 1987
This paper considers the discoveries that have appreciably changed our understanding of the physics of solar flares. I identify a total of 42 discoveries from all disciplines, ranging from Galileo's initial observation of faculae to the recent discovery of strong limb brightening in 10-MeV γ-radiation.
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This paper considers the discoveries that have appreciably changed our understanding of the physics of solar flares. I identify a total of 42 discoveries from all disciplines, ranging from Galileo's initial observation of faculae to the recent discovery of strong limb brightening in 10-MeV γ-radiation.
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