Australian Journal of Physics · 1956 · 20 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesAstronomyAtmospheric ScienceCloud PhysicsInterstellar MediumLarge-scale Atmospheric DynamicsMolecular CloudsNighttime Atmospheric Ionization
An analysis is made of night-time motion in the Es region, as determined from a study of radio echoes at 2·28 Mc/s. Night-time Es usually consists of moving clouds of ionization of lateral extent ~10 km; these clouds may be either isolated or close-packed to a form layers of ionization. There is evidence that the clouds are sometimes elongated in a direction different from their direction of travel.