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Astrophysics and Space Science, 1998
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Popel, S. I., Tsytovich, V. N.
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Popel, S. I., Tsytovich, V. N.
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Plasma and Blood Volume in Space
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2007Body fluid regulation is affected by gravity. The primary mechanisms of the etiology of hypovolemia found in simulation studies on earth and after space flight are different. The increased diuresis after increase of central blood volume postulated by Henry Gauer could not be found.
André, Diedrich +2 more
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Basic Space Plasma Physics/Advanced Space Plasma Physics
Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion, 2001The book Advanced Space Plasma Physics by Rudolf Treumann and Wolfgang Baumjohann extends the material covered in the companion volume Basic Space Plasma Physics to topics like instabilities and nonlinear plasma phenomena. The book follows the same philosophy as the first volume, namely to introduce general concepts of plasma physics and to discuss ...
R A Treumann, W Baumjohann
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INTERMITTENCY IN SPACE PLASMA TURBULENCE
2005We present a short overview on theoretical aspects and observational findings about intermittency in solar wind MHD turbulence. This phenomenon, which became a remarkable topic in the past few years, is due to the fact that solar wind fluctuations are neither isotropic nor scale-invariant, two of the fundamental hypotheses at the basis of K41 ...
Bruno, R +5 more
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Plasma resonance stimulation in space plasmas
Advances in Space Research, 1981It is noted that relaxation sounders have been found to work very well in dilute plasmas far from the earth. The sounders are thus extremely powerful diagnostic tools. In the solar wind and magnetosheath, they provide a sure and precise measurement of the electron density.
J. Etcheto +2 more
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IEEE Spectrum, 1966
Although 95 percent of the universe is made up of ionized gases or plasma, and although most plasmas exist in magnetic fields, the problem of the behavior of these gases in magnetic fields is a relatively new field of scientific investigation. This article reviews the new findings and speculations on solar dynamics, and concentrates especially on the ...
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Although 95 percent of the universe is made up of ionized gases or plasma, and although most plasmas exist in magnetic fields, the problem of the behavior of these gases in magnetic fields is a relatively new field of scientific investigation. This article reviews the new findings and speculations on solar dynamics, and concentrates especially on the ...
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Physics Today, 1963
About twenty years ago, the so-called “infall” theory had been thoroughly worked out by Hoyle and by Alfvén. They reasoned that, since the sun moves through clouds of interstellar hydrogen gas, the neutral hydrogen must fall in toward the sun under the influence of the gravitational field.
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About twenty years ago, the so-called “infall” theory had been thoroughly worked out by Hoyle and by Alfvén. They reasoned that, since the sun moves through clouds of interstellar hydrogen gas, the neutral hydrogen must fall in toward the sun under the influence of the gravitational field.
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The Future of Space Plasma Simulation
Space Science Reviews, 1985Space plasma simulation is a subject which is in its infancy, but which is already having an important impact on space science. Its growth is being spurred onward by the continuing increase in capacity (speed and memory) of computers and by advances in the sophistication of numerical models.
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Space Physics: The Study of Plasmas in Space
Physics Bulletin, 1975R L F Boyd London: Oxford University Press 1975 pp xvii + 100 price £3.50 The aim of this book is to present a broad view of the ways in which plasmas in space are studied. The regions of space considered are those which present interesting plasma phenomena amenable to study by space craft.
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Space Physics: Waves in space plasmas
Physics Bulletin, 1984The Space Shuttle orbits the earth within the ionosphere, providing an excellent laboratory for studying the ionosphere–magnetosphere plasma system which surrounds the earth. In the waves in space plasmas (WISP) project active experiments will be carried out by launching electromagnetic and electrostatic waves into the plasma in a controlled manner.
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