Results of recent investigations of jupiters decametric radiation
T. D. Carr, Samuel L. Gulkis, Alex G. Smith, Jorge May, George R. Lebo, David James Kennedy, H. Bollhagen
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T. D. Carr, Samuel L. Gulkis, Alex G. Smith, Jorge May, George R. Lebo, David James Kennedy, H. Bollhagen
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Jupiter's magnetosphere?Answer: Yes, the scale height is the sensitive parameter of the theory, and for Jupiter must correspond to 5000 OK instead of the 1000 O K of the Earth's magnetosphere.S. Silver: Is there reason to suppose that there is a magnetosphere s tructure around Jupiter?Answer: Yes.It depends on the temperature.C. Sagan: What about Jupiter V, the innermost satellite?Answer: There may be possible effects, depending on the electron d ensity profile in the magnetosphere . J.A. Roberts: The field lines intersecting Jupiter V may be too low in latitude to correspond to observable effects.C. Sagan: Does the existence of a satellite atmosphere fit your theory?Answer: Yes. I .
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Jupiter's magnetosphere?Answer: Yes, the scale height is the sensitive parameter of the theory, and for Jupiter must correspond to 5000 OK instead of the 1000 O K of the Earth's magnetosphere.S. Silver: Is there reason to suppose that there is a magnetosphere s tructure around Jupiter?Answer: Yes.It depends on the temperature.C. Sagan: What about Jupiter V, the innermost satellite?Answer: There may be possible effects, depending on the electron d ensity profile in the magnetosphere . J.A. Roberts: The field lines intersecting Jupiter V may be too low in latitude to correspond to observable effects.C. Sagan: Does the existence of a satellite atmosphere fit your theory?Answer: Yes. I .
Key concepts: Astrobiology, Radiation, Astronomy, Physics, Optics