Magneto-ionospheric effects of active experiments conducted on February 18, 2004
Л. Ф. Черногор
Abstract
Л. Ф. Черногор
Abstract
Results of radiophysical and magnetometric observations of dynamical processes in the ionosphere and geomagnetic field that followed launches of four rockets of different power and made from different launching sites are analyzed. It is found that the rocket launches were accompanied by an intensification of wave activity in the ionosphere and geomagnetic field. The medium reactions from various sources (various rockets) were overlapping, which made their identification more difficult. Both ionospheric and geomagnetic disturbances have, most probably, two groups of propagation velocities: about 1.2–1.7 km s−1 and 440–760 m s−1. Slow MHD waves and internal gravity waves corresponded to these velocities.
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Results of radiophysical and magnetometric observations of dynamical processes in the ionosphere and geomagnetic field that followed launches of four rockets of different power and made from different launching sites are analyzed. It is found that the rocket launches were accompanied by an intensification of wave activity in the ionosphere and geomagnetic field. The medium reactions from various sources (various rockets) were overlapping, which made their identification more difficult. Both ionospheric and geomagnetic disturbances have, most probably, two groups of propagation velocities: about 1.2–1.7 km s−1 and 440–760 m s−1. Slow MHD waves and internal gravity waves corresponded to these velocities.
Key concepts: Ionosphere, Earth's magnetic field, Geophysics, Rocket (weapon), Magnetohydrodynamics, Physics, Magnetic field, Geology