Comet-like interaction of Venus with the solar wind. III - The atomic oxygen corona

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Oxygen Atoms, Plasma Interactions, Solar Corona, Solar Wind, Venus Atmosphere, Astronomical Models, Atmospheric Models, Heavy Ions, Ion Production Rates, Magnetohydrodynamic Flow, Oxygen Ions, Planetary Ionospheres, Venus, Solar Wind, Interaction, Oxygen, Corona, Exosphere, Ions, Data, Plasma, Precipitation, Mathematical Models, Geometry, Diagrams, Energy, Magnetosheath, Parameters, Comparisons, Properties

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Suprathermal atomic oxygen constituting an extensive exospheric corona give rise to new heavy ions within the solar plasma flowing around Venus. Because their gyro-radii are large compared with transverse scales, the O(+) ions do not simply effect a drag due to 'mass loading' of the flow. Some precipitate into the ionosphere and provide a novel ion source. Also, the back-reaction on the flow not only decelerates it, but also deviates it laterally and essentially asymmetrically about the planet.

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