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The day-time ionosphere of Venus derived from data of two-frequency radio sounding by means of Venera 9 and Venera 10 space probes.

Yu. N. Aleksandrov, M. B. Vasilev, A. S. Vyshlov, V. M. Dubrovin, A. L. Zajtsev, M. A. Kolosov, G. M. Petrov, N. A. Savich, V. A. Samovol, L. N. Samoznaev, A. I. Sidorenko, A. F. Khasyanov

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Key concepts: Venus, Ionosphere, Depth sounding, Atmosphere of Venus, Geodesy, Remote sensing, Geology, Radio frequency

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