Rocket measurement of wave normal directions of low-latitude sunset whistlers
Akira Iwai, Toshimi Okada, Masashi Hayakawa
Abstract
Akira Iwai, Toshimi Okada, Masashi Hayakawa
Abstract
The measurement of the wave normal direction of short whistlers is made in the ionosphere by means of a three-dimensional crossed loop antenna on a rocket. The results of the whistler wave normal direction are presented, and some relationships to the propagation characteristics in the magnetosphere and also to the penetration through the ionosphere are discussed.
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The measurement of the wave normal direction of short whistlers is made in the ionosphere by means of a three-dimensional crossed loop antenna on a rocket. The results of the whistler wave normal direction are presented, and some relationships to the propagation characteristics in the magnetosphere and also to the penetration through the ionosphere are discussed.
Key concepts: Whistler, Ionosphere, Rocket (weapon), Physics, Geophysics, Magnetosphere, Geodesy, Geology