A low-frequency radio survey of the planets with RAE-2

Details A low-frequency radio survey of the planets with RAE-2 A low-frequency radio survey of the planets with RAE-2

Aug 1976

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Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

Low Frequencies, Planetary Radiation, Radio Astronomy, Solar System, Occultation, Planetary Atmospheres, Radio Astronomy Explorer Satellite, Radio Bursts

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Over one thousand occultations of each planet in the solar system have occurred during the period from mid-1973 through mid-1976 as seen from the lunar orbiting Radio Astronomy Explorer-2 (RAE-2) spacecraft. These occultations have been examined for evidence of planetary radio emissions in the 0.025 to 13.1 MHz band. Only Jupiter and the earth have given positive results. Lack of detection of emission from the other planets can mean that either they do not emit radio noise in this band or the flux level of their emissions and/or its occurrence rate are too low to be detected by RAE-2.

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