Evidence of lightning and volcanic activity on Venus - Pro and con

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Electron Cyclotron Heating, Planetary Craters, Plasma Waves, Solar Arrays, Venus (Planet), Volcanoes, Doppler Effect, Electromagnetic Noise, Heavy Ions, Pioneer Venus Spacecraft, Planetary Ionospheres, Venus, Volcanism, Lightning, Maps, Diagrams, Pvo Mission, Atmosphere, Pioneer Venus Missions, Spacecraft Observations, Electrical Fields, Source, Plasma Waves, Polarization, Electrical Properties, Position (Location), Surface, Highlands, Venera Missions, Hypotheses, Distribution, Geology, Volcanoes, Eruptions

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It is argued that the impulsive 100-Hz noise bursts detected with the use of the electric field antenna on the Pioneer Venus Orbiter (PVO) have plasma wave charcteristics that can only be explained if they are whistler mode signals of a type that can be produced by atmospheric discharges. It is further argued that these data are evidence for lightning and volcanic activity on Venus. A reply contends that the PVO electric field measurements are unrelated to either the lower atmosphere or the surface of Venus.

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