The earth as a radio source

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Sep 1975

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Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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Earth (Planet), Long Wave Radiation, Radio Auroras, Radio Sources (Astronomy), Continuous Radiation, Earth Magnetosphere, Low Frequencies, Radio Emission, Satellite Observation

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The primary characteristics of radio emission from the earth's magnetosphere are summarized, the origins of these missions are considered and similarities to other astronomical radio sources discussed. The auroral kilometric radiation has features very similar to Io-related decametric radiation from Jupiter and from Saturn. The radiation at fp and 2 fp upstream of the bow shock appears to be generated by the same mechanism as type III solar radio bursts. The beaming of the auroral kilometric radiation into a cone shaped region over the polar cap has some similarity to the angular distribution of radiation from Io and to the beaming of radio emission from pulsars.

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