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Low energy electrons in the optical shadow of Venus discovered aboard the satellites Venera 9, 10 - source of the night ionosphere. Comparison with the results of the satellite Pioneer-Venera.

Konstantin I. Gringauz, М. И. Веригин, Tamara Konstantinovna Breus, S. V. Ivanova

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Key concepts: Satellite, Venus, Ionosphere, Shadow (psychology), Astronomy, Atmosphere of Venus, Radio occultation, Remote sensing

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