释义 |
ionospherei‧on‧o‧sphere /aɪˈɒnəsfɪə $ aɪˈɑːnəsfɪr/ noun ionosphereOrigin: 1900-2000 ion + -sphere (as in atmosphere) - High in the thermosphere lies the ionosphere, where the dominant ion is H +.
- In terms of radio propagation, varying electrical conductance in the ionosphere influences either the absorbency or reluctance of radio emissions.
- It attempts to modify the electric currents in the ionosphere during a display of the lights and to observe the results.
- Project waterhole has reinforced earlier theories that electric currents in the ionosphere cause the strange phenomenon of the Northern Lights.
- Surface magnetization or an ionosphere can also provide a magnetosphere.
- These high frequency radio programmes can be bounced off the ionosphere which at certain high frequencies acts like an electrically charged mirror.
- These studies help us to understand the coupling between magnetosphere and ionosphere, and complex natural phenomena such as the aurora.
- This also produces most of the ions in the Cytherean ionosphere.
the ionosphere the part of the atmosphere which is used to help send radio waves around the Earth |