Prompt thermospheric response to the 6 November 2001 magnetic storm

Titan’s thermospheric response to various plasma environments

[1] The Cassini‐Huygensmission has been observing Titan since October 2004, resulting in over 70 targeted flybys. Titan’s thermosphere is sampled by the Ion and Neutral Mass Spectrometer (INMS) during several of these flybys. The measured upper atmospheric density varies significantly from pass to pass. In order to quantify the processes controlling this variability, we calculate the nitrogen s...

The Ottoman Response to the Western Storm: Lessons for Neo-Ottomanism in Turkey

Modeling the 20 November 2003 Ionosphere Storm with GRACE

The Local Area Augmentation System (LAAS) provides differential GPS corrections for Category I precision approach to aviation users within tens of kilometers of the LAAS Ground Facility (LGF). To ensure integrity, any circumstance that may lead to hazardously misleading information (HMI) being transmitted to the user must be identified. If the probability of the situation exceeds the allocated ...

April 2000 magnetic storm: Solar wind driver and magnetospheric response

[1] On 4 April 2000, a coronal mass ejection (CME) took place close to the western limb of the Sun. The shock front of the CME hit the Earth’s magnetosphere on 6 April. A strong interplanetary southward BZ event in the sheath region caused a magnetic storm that was the second strongest in the year 2000 if quantified by the peak of the Dst index. We have analyzed this sequence of events using ob...

Does Psi Exist ? Reply to Storm and Ertel ( 2001 ) Julie

The authors recently published a nonsignificant meta-analysis of 30 extrasensory perception ganzfeld studies, all conducted after the 1986 publication of important methodological guidelines aimed at reducing sources of artifact noted in earlier studies. In response, L. Storm and S. Ertel (2001) presented a meta-analysis of 79 studies published between 1974 and 1996. They argued that the positiv...