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Evolution of lunar wake potentials: structure, energy conversion, and their imprints on velocity distributions

Xin An, Vassilis Angelopoulos, Jasper S. Halekas +4

We study the evolution of electric potentials in the lunar wake. The wake potential exhibits two distinct spatial scales. The macroscopic scale arises from solar wind expansion int…

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Whistler-mode waves in near-equatorial THEMIS measurements: reconstruction of magnetic field spectra from electric field and plasma measurements

Declan Frawley, Dmitri L. Vainchtein, Anton V. Artemyev +1

Electromagnetic whistler-mode waves are a natural emission in the outer radiation belt and the Earth's magnetotail. The resonant interaction of these waves and energetic electrons…

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First Observation of Multiple Very-Near-Earth Reconnection Events During a Single Storm Main Phase

Fekireselassie Beyene, Vassilis Angelopoulos, Christine Gabrielse +11

For the first time, this paper presents three very-near-Earth reconnection (VNERX) events observed within the same 12-hour-long storm main phase. The THEMIS inner probes observed t…

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Properties of the Stormtime Plasma Sheet at the Lunar Distance

A. Runov, V. Angelopoulos, A. V. Artemyev +1

The electron fluxes at energies 100\,keV are shown to be vanishing in the quiet time plasma sheet at geocentric distance of 60 Earth's radii (R) where the Moon traverses th…

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Solar Energetic Particle Reflection by Precursor ICMEs: Multi-spacecraft Observations of Bi-Directional Electron Beams at 1 AU

Lucas Liuzzo, Wenwen Wei, Andrew R. Poppe +2

We present case studies of two impulsive solar energetic electron (SEE) events during which particles at energies from 1-600 keV were detected by THEMIS-ARTEMIS orbiting the Moon,…

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Revisiting the Role of Plasma Sheet Bubbles in Stormtime Energy Transport Using RCM-I

Sina Sadeghzadeh, Frank Toffoletto, Vassilis Angelopoulos +1

Plasma sheet bubbles, defined as entropy-depleted flux tubes, are widely regarded as an efficient mechanism for transporting plasma into the inner magnetosphere during geomagnetic…