Neutral hydrogen in interplanetary space

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Nov 1977

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Reviews of Geophysics and Space Physics, vol. 15, Nov. 1977, p. 467-490.

Physics

Space Physics

77

Hydrogen Clouds, Interplanetary Gas, Interstellar Matter, Neutral Gases, Abundance, Charge Transfer, Gas Density, Helium, Solar System, Solar Wind

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Several problems relating to interplanetary hydrogen are discussed. Various possible interplanetary sources and sinks for H and He atoms are considered, and their contributions to the distribution of interplanetary neutral gas are compared. A theoretical description of the penetration of interstellar H and He into interplanetary space is presented with reference to observations of interplanetary neutral gas. The implications of interplanetary H for the solar wind are examined, and some qualitative aspects of the passage of the solar system through an interstellar H cloud are discussed. Future research goals are outlined.

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