Earth-Affecting Solar Causes Observatory (EASCO): A potential International Living with a Star Mission from Sun–Earth L5
Authors:
- N. GopalswamyNGN. Gopalswamy
- J.M. DavilaJDJ.M. Davila
- O.C. St. CyrOCO.C. St. Cyr
- E.C. SittlerESE.C. Sittler
- F. AuchèreFAF. Auchère
- T.L. DuvallTDT.L. Duvall
- J.T. HoeksemaJHJ.T. Hoeksema
- M. MaksimovicMMM. Maksimovic
- R.J. MacDowallRMR.J. MacDowall
- A. SzaboASA. Szabo
- M.R. CollierMCM.R. Collier
- 1 April 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics
- Vol. 73 (5-6) , 658-663
Abstract
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