D. A. Gurnett
Abstract
Observations of intense bursts of very-low-frequency (VLF) radio noise at low altitudes near the magnetic equator are reported using data from the Injun 3 satellite. The spectral characteristics of these radio noise events typically consist of hiss extending from about 1 kHz to above 8.8 kHz (the highest frequency measured).
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Observations of intense bursts of very-low-frequency (VLF) radio noise at low altitudes near the magnetic equator are reported using data from the Injun 3 satellite. The spectral characteristics of these radio noise events typically consist of hiss extending from about 1 kHz to above 8.8 kHz (the highest frequency measured).
Key concepts: Hiss, Very low frequency, Noise (video), Plasmasphere, Physics, Low frequency, Equator, Radio spectrum