GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCES
Importance of the magnetosphere in interpretation of geomagnetic disturbances, and the role of solar winds, solar plasma stream and sudden commencements
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Importance of the magnetosphere in interpretation of geomagnetic disturbances, and the role of solar winds, solar plasma stream and sudden commencements
Geomagnetic perturbations due to the solar wind are measured by the moment method for problem of a magnetic dipole in a cold, field-free plasma wind
Two topological geomagnetic field models of rotating magnetosphere interactions, with the solar wind and its effects on magnetic and auroral disturbances
Upper atmosphere heating in auroral zones during geomagnetic perturbations - analysis of atmospheric drag data from injun iii satellite
Geomagnetic field disturbance variations with lunar phase
Solar plasma ejected from active region of sun can contain appreciable amount of neutral hydrogen atoms, noting photoionization effect
Aurora research noting IGY work, radio studies and spectroscopic investigations of morphology of phenomena
Morphological features of abrupt radio absorption events associated with auroral form breakup determined from cosmic noise monitors
Auroral belt latitudinal shift dependence on degree of magnetic activity as determined from ascaplots
Explorer XIV plasma probe observations during October 7, 1962 geomagnetic disturbance
Correlation between solar plasma velocities and exospheric temperatures with respect to geomagnetic indices, using Mariner II data
Negative sudden impulse and relation to structure of shock wave formation in free-stream solar wind
Plasma velocity correlation with various indices of solar, cosmic ray and terrestrial activity measured during several solar rotations, using Mariner II spacecraft
Interaction between ring current and neutral sheet causing magnetospheric instability and changes in polar aurora
Auroral oval and substorm relations with magnetosphere internal structure
Polar electrojet and simultaneous geomagnetic disturbances on poleward side of auroral zone simultaneous with positive bay observations in auroral zone
Catalog on solar activity from 1960 to 1963