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A new image of Titan. Titan as seen from Huygens
Lebreton, J. -P.; Raulin, F.; Gazeau, M. -C.
Localized “Jets” of Jovian electrons observed during Ulysses’ distant Jupiter flyby in 2003 2004
Kunow, H.; Heber, B.; McKibben, R. B. +2 more
We report observations of strongly anisotropic flows of electron events originating from Jupiter that were observed during Ulysses distant Jupiter flyby. A scan of the period January 1, 2003 through February 8, 2005 (extending roughly 13 months before and after the closest approach of 0.8 AU in early 2004) identified a total of 15 events with sign…
Low-frequency waves upstream and downstream of the terrestrial bow shock
Narita, Yasuhito
This is a Ph.D. thesis abstract.
A method to determine the atmospheric temperature profile from in situ pressure data: Application to Titan
Mäkinen, T.; Leinonen, J.; Harri, A. -M.
We have developed a new method to analyse in situ observations of atmospheric variables of state: the reconstruction of the vertical temperature profile from pressure measurements accompanied by rough knowledge of the atmospheric composition and the aerodynamical response properties of the descent vehicle. We can use the method to construct the te…
Erratum to “Titan's surface albedo variations over a Titan season from near-infrared CFHT/FTS spectra”. [Planetary and Space Science 54 (2006) 1225 1246]
Lellouch, E.; Rannou, P.; Coustenis, A. +5 more
A technique to determine the mean molecular mass of a planetary atmosphere using pressure and temperature measurements made by an entry probe: Demonstration using Huygens data
Withers, P.
It is possible to determine the mean molecular mass of a planetary atmosphere using pressure and temperature measurements made by an entry probe descending at terminal velocity. The descent trajectory of an entry probe can be determined from pressure, temperature, and mean molecular mass data. This technique offers redundancy for large entry probe…
Introduction to the Venus Express Special Issue, vol. 2
Taylor, Fredric W.