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Margarita Karovska Brian E. Wood John W. Cook Russell A. Howard Guenter E. Brueckner 《Space Science Reviews》1999,87(1-2):219-222
We present the results from a study of the dynamical properties of polar jets in the Sun's polar regions using LASCO C2 coronagraph
and EIT observations. In the simplest impulsive acceleration scenarios for jets, gravity is expected to be the dominant force
on the jet following the initial acceleration, especially in the Sun's polar regions where the open magnetic fields should
not significantly impede the jet's motion. Our analysis shows that although at low heights the kinematics of the jets could
be consistent with a gravitational deceleration of the ejected plasma, at higher heights their motions may simply follow the
ambient solar wind outflow. If so, the polar jets can be used as tracers of the solar wind in coronal holes.
This revised version was published online in June 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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Manabu Sugimoto Makoto Ishii Izumi C. Mori Shagimardanova Elena Oleg A. Gusev Makoto Kihara Takehiro Hoki Vladimir N. Sychev Margarita A. Levinskikh Natalia D. Novikova Anatoly I. Grigoriev 《Advances in Space Research (includes Cospar's Information Bulletin, Space Research Today)》2011
Barley seeds were exposed to outer space for 13 months in a vented metal container without a climate control system to assess the risk of physiological and genetic mutation during long-term storage in space. The space-stored seeds (S0 generation), with an 82% germination rate in 50 seeds, lost about 20% of their weight after the exposure. The germinated seeds showed normal growth, heading, and ripening. The harvested seeds (S1 generation) also germinated and reproduced (S2 generation) as did the ground-stored seeds. The culm length, ear length, number of seed, grain weight, and fertility of the plants from the space-stored seeds were not significantly different from those of the ground-stored seeds in each of the S0 and S1 generation. Furthermore, the S1 and S2 space-stored seeds respectively showed similar β-glucan content to those of the ground-stored seeds. Amplified fragment length polymorphism analysis with 16 primer combinations showed no specific fragment that appears or disappears significantly in the DNA isolated from the barley grown from the space-stored seeds. Though these data are derived from nine S0 space-stored seeds in a single exposure experiment, the results demonstrate the preservation of barley seeds in outer space for 13 months without phenotypic or genotypic changes and with healthy and vigorous growth in space. 相似文献
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