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- SA13D-1944: Multiscale Signatures of the Feedback-Unstable Ionosphere Alfvén Resonator: Observations from the ACES-II Sounding Rockets and a First Look from TRACERS
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Kenton Greene, University of California, Berkeley (First Author, Presenting Author)
John Bonnell, University of California, Berkeley
David Miles, University of Iowa
Scott Bounds, University of Iowa
Tamar Ervin, University of California, Berkeley
Connor Feltman, University of Iowa
Katherine Goodrich, West Virginia University
Jasper Halekas, University of Iowa
George Hospodarsky, University of Iowa
Craig Kletzing, University of Iowa
Marit Oieroset, University of California, Berkeley
Roger Roglans, University of California, Berkeley
Skylar Shaver, West Virginia University
Robert Strangeway, University of California Los Angeles
Anatoly Streltsov, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
The ACES‐II rockets were launched into the northern lights on 20 November 2022, from Andenes, Norway. They made multipoint measurements of small scale changes in the upper atmosphere's density and electric and magnetic fields on the edges of the northern lights. These features are consistent with a model of northern lights by which the changes in upper atmosphere play a role in creating these small‐scale features. We hope that these measurements will help to understand how the upper atmosphere helps to create these features.
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