Sentences with phrase «auroral zone»

In the auroral zone, which is generally under continuous and much stronger geomagnetic / magnetospheric activity control than low and middle latitudes, the trends seem to be still under dominant geomagnetic control as suggested by the foE trends as observed at auroral station Tromso (Hall et al. 2011).

The geographical distribution of these events, shown in Section 3.3, fits very well with the boundaries of the auroral zone.

The intensive particle fluxes in the magnetosphere plasma sheet during the CME - driven storms penetrate into the auroral zone and produce the famous auroras.

Analyzing the occurrence probability, these authors show that profiles with enhanced E-layer ionization are closely related to the location and shape of the auroral zone (Fig. 12).

Because it sits within the auroral zone, Tromsø is one of the most popular destinations for seeing the northern lights (aurora borealis).

For one, with this discovery, scientists now know there are unknown chemical processes taking place in the sub auroral zone that can lead to this light emission.

Steve might be the only visual clue that exists to show a chemical or physical connection between the higher latitude auroral zone and lower latitude sub auroral zone, said MacDonald.

Steve is an important discovery because of its location in the sub auroral zone, an area of lower latitude than where most auroras appear that is not well researched.