'Satellite drag' diaporamas de présentation

Whi is the Thermosphere Cold?

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Marcin Pilinski, Craig Turansky , Brian Argrow University of Colorado, Boulder

Research Progress Satellite Drag in Free-Molecular and Transition Flow Focus Area VIII October 26, 2011. Marcin Pilinski, Craig Turansky , Brian Argrow University of Colorado, Boulder. Thanks to Scott Palo, Bruce Bowman, Ken Moe and Mildred Moe, Eric Sutton, and Eelco Doornbos.

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Jeff Forbes (CU), Xiaoli Zhang (CU), Sean Bruinsma (CNES ) ,

Coupling to the Lower Atmosphere, an Observation-Based Perspective. Jeff Forbes (CU), Xiaoli Zhang (CU), Sean Bruinsma (CNES ) , Jens Oberheide (Clemson U), Jason Leonard (CU) . Thermosphere density variability mainly due to: Solar radiation forcing Magnetospheric forcing

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New Insights into Satellite Drag Variability from NADIR (Neutral Atmosphere Density

Predicted Position. Actual Position. New Insights into Satellite Drag Variability from NADIR (Neutral Atmosphere Density Interdisciplinary Research). A Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative (MURI) Sponsored by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

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