Pulsating auroral radar echoes and their possible hydromagnetic association

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Mar 1965

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Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, vol. 27, no. 3, pp. 385-388, IN1-IN2, 389-393

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Pulsating radar echoes observed from Bluff, New Zealand, during the I.G.Y. are examined. The pulsations exhibit a diurnal variation in occurrence, periods dependent on latitude and onset times dependent on planetary K-index. These features, combined with the observed period range of 1-9 min and an association with magnetic activity, suggest a hydromagnetic excitation mechanism in the outer magnetosphere.

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