Simultaneous observations of omega band related phenomena in both hemispheres

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Antarctic Regions, Field Aligned Currents, Geomagnetic Pulsations, Ionospheric Conductivity, Magnetic Signatures, Satellite Imagery, Atmospheric Sounding, Ground Stations

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In Antarctica, magnetic Ps6 pulsations have been observed simultaneously at a number of stations together with all-sky imagery of omega bands at Sanae. For the same nights, in the Northern Hemisphere, all-sky imagery from Sodankyla and Kilpisjarvi and STARE radar data are reported. These observations makes it possible to infer that omega band related phenomena occur on the same day in both hemispheres after local magnetic mignight. In the Southern Hemisphere these phenomena were observed over a range of 65 deg longitude between about L = 4 and L = 6. Interestingly, the activity switched on simultaneously over the range of longitudes. For the Northern Hemisphere, observations were only available for a range of approximately 7 deg longitude between L = 5 and L = 6.

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