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Chali Idosa Uga1,2, Sujan Prasad Gautam2, Ephirem Beshir Seba3,4

  • 1Jimma University, College of Natural and Computational Science, Department of Physics, Jimma, Ethiopia.

Heliyon
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概括

地磁风暴会影响地球的电离层,影响磁场和电场. 这项研究显示,不同地区的反应各不相同,强调在了解太空天气影响时需要考虑地理位置.

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冠状质量喷射是指冠状质量喷射.地磁风暴是一个地磁风暴.离子球干扰 离子球干扰太阳活动 太阳活动总电子含量 总电子含量 总电子含量

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