2022 ARTEMIS SCIENCE NUGGETS
SUMMARIES OF ARTEMIS RESEARCH
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Spatial scales of the velocity shear layer and Kelvin-Helmholtz waves on the magnetopause: First statistical results.
Using THEMIS data, we perform the first statistical study on the wavelength of Kelvin-Helmholtz (KH) waves on the magnetopause at lunar distance, showing that the KH waves at lunar distance are not of the fastest growing mode. Read more.
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Spectral Properties of Whistler-Mode Waves at the Moon
In this work we observe a variety of plasma disturbances driven by the Moon, which have many similarities to plasma processes operating in the Earth’s magnetosphere. Whistler-mode waves are one of the plasma waves observed around both the Moon and Earth. Read more.
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Multipoint Observation of the Solar Wind Interaction with Strong Lunar Magnetic Anomalies by ARTEMIS Spacecraft and Chang'E-4 Rover
In this work, we present a unique multipoint observation of such an interaction by the ARTEMIS spacecraft and the Chang'E-4 rover. Both solar wind deceleration and penetration are observed by the Chang'E-4 rover on the lunar surface near the magnetic anomaly. Read more.
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