Ionospheric and magnetospheric effects of the solar eclipse in northeastern Russia

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Feb 2009

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Fifteenth International Symposium on Atmospheric and Ocean Optics/Atmospheric Physics. Edited by Poddelsky, Igor N.; Poddelsky,

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In the given report results of complex radiophysical experimental measurements magnetospheric and ionospheric effects of a solar eclipse in northeast of Russia (March, 1988 and June, 1990) are considered. For research materials of ground vertical sounding, data about a condition of a magnetic field and record of signals radio stations are used. It is established, that reaction of an ionosphere to passage of a lunar shadow is shown in increase minimal and operating heights of reflection of a F-layer (approximately on 20-25 km), reduction of critical frequencies of a F2-layer and in falling concentration of the electron in a maximum of a F- layer (up to 50 % in the maximal phase of an eclipse), usually characteristic for a night ionosphere.

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