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Amplitude and frequency variations of coherent radio signals during probing of the daytime Venusian ionosphere

A. L. Gavrik, Yu. A. Gavrik, T. F. Kopnina, L. N. Samoznaev

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A new procedure for analyzing the data obtained during radio probing of the Venusian ionosphere is proposed. The experimental results of the two-frequency probing with the use of the “Venera 15” and “Venera 16” orbiters that provide evidence that the daytime Venusian ionosphere has a layered structure are presented. It is shown that there exists a lower part of the daytime ionosphere at altitudes of 80 to 120 km.

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A new procedure for analyzing the data obtained during radio probing of the Venusian ionosphere is proposed. The experimental results of the two-frequency probing with the use of the “Venera 15” and “Venera 16” orbiters that provide evidence that the daytime Venusian ionosphere has a layered structure are presented. It is shown that there exists a lower part of the daytime ionosphere at altitudes of 80 to 120 km.

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A new procedure for analyzing the data obtained during radio probing of the Venusian ionosphere is proposed. The experimental results of the two-frequency probing with the use of the “Venera 15” and “Venera 16” orbiters that provide evidence that the daytime Venusian ionosphere has a layered structure are presented. It is shown that there exists a lower part of the daytime ionosphere at altitudes of 80 to 120 km.

Key concepts: Daytime, Ionosphere, Venus, Amplitude, Ionospheric propagation, Radio frequency, Geology, Geodesy

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