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Articles tagged: Wind

  • ESA's Venus Express satellite, fountain of Aphrodite, gravity waves, LATMOS, Venus 19 July 2016 Gravity waves on Venus create 'fountain of Aphrodite'

    ... At the cloud tops, temperatures are a frigid -70°C (203.15 K) – similar to temperatures found at the cloud-tops of Earth – however wind speeds reach 300-400 km/h, much faster than hurricanes on Earth. In addition to being blistering hot, the surface...

    • ESA's Venus Express satellite
    • fountain of Aphrodite
    • gravity waves
    • LATMOS
    • Venus
  • coronal rain, helmet streamers, Parker Solar Probe, Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO), Sun's corona 08 April 2019 Rain on the Sun links long-standing solar mysteries

    ...while no less important, involves processes that drive the solar wind. Key to both of these phenomena is something called coronal ...of it escape to form one part of the slow solar wind. Mason is currently working on a computer simulation to elucidate ...

    • coronal rain
    • helmet streamers
    • Parker Solar Probe
    • Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO)
    • Sun's corona
  • ASPERA-4, ESA's Venus Express satellite, Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF), Venus, water 16 November 2020 Venus didn't lose water to space, new study says

    ...doctoral thesis last week, found that variations in the solar wind and the solar radiation affect how many ions escape. On ...going backwards in time, taking into account how the solar wind evolves over time. Persson’s results suggest that contrary to ...

    • ASPERA-4
    • ESA's Venus Express satellite
    • Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF)
    • Venus
    • water
  • Copernicus, ESA, Gunther Kohlhammer, Simonetta Cheli, Wolfgang Rathgeber October 2015 Copernicus, ESA’s most ambitious Earth Observation programme

    ... infrared sounding observations from geostationary orbit that will result in three-dimensional information on humidity, temperature, and wind to support Nowcasting. The series will comprise six satellites: four MTG-I imaging and two MTG-S sounding...

    • Copernicus
    • ESA
    • Gunther Kohlhammer
    • Simonetta Cheli
    • Wolfgang Rathgeber
    Authors: Günther Kohlhammer     Simonetta Cheli     Wolfgang Rathgeber    
  • Janet G. Luhmann, Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN, Maven, Space Sciences Laboratory December 2014 MAVEN and the evolution of Mars

    ... counterpart to a comet tail consists of, and where the material goes. Several other instruments, including a magnetometer, solar wind analysers, and energetic solar particle detectors, observe the space environment conditions that affect the escape...

    • Janet G. Luhmann
    • Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN
    • Maven
    • Space Sciences Laboratory
    Authors: Janet G. Luhmann    
  • internet, sky-fi, special report, wi-fi April 2017 Sky-fi dawn of the space internet era

    ...deployed in a variety of locations, although they do require fortuitous wind conditions to fly over a desired area. Less infrastructure would ..., without the need for airports and maintenance facilities. Wind can be a limiting factor in the way that ...

    • internet
    • sky-fi
    • special report
    • wi-fi
    Authors: László Bacsárdi    
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