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A major difficulty in most solar First , in the chromosphere , the temperature rises to 30 ,observations is the heating of the instrument and its en- 000 ° K ( about 54,000 ° F ) ; farther out , the very extended vironment by the Sun ...
A major difficulty in most solar First , in the chromosphere , the temperature rises to 30 ,observations is the heating of the instrument and its en- 000 ° K ( about 54,000 ° F ) ; farther out , the very extended vironment by the Sun ...
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90 mesopause 80 mesosphere day O 70 1010 1013 1011 1012 concentration ( cubic centimetres ) The rate of ultraviolet radiation Temperature fluctuations . To interpret the density variations in the thermosphere , it is important to ...
90 mesopause 80 mesosphere day O 70 1010 1013 1011 1012 concentration ( cubic centimetres ) The rate of ultraviolet radiation Temperature fluctuations . To interpret the density variations in the thermosphere , it is important to ...
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Consequently , when the exchanges that heat conduction exists within an electronic gas exare infrequent the phenomenon of diffusion of the ions in hibiting a temperature gradient . Consequently , there will the gravity field appears .
Consequently , when the exchanges that heat conduction exists within an electronic gas exare infrequent the phenomenon of diffusion of the ions in hibiting a temperature gradient . Consequently , there will the gravity field appears .
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