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The Plasmasphere

Most of the mass of particles in server sky orbits is cold (<1eV) plasma, in the upper fringes of the atmosphere. The total mass of these particles is small. This plot shows density versus distance.

It is a modified frame from http://plasmasphere.nasa.gov/media/meridianswing.html

A few thousand tons of thinsats will vastly increase the number of coulomb scattering centers.

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+|| {{ attachment:plasmasphere.png }} || Most of the mass of particles in server sky orbits is [[ http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/physics/RBtutorial.pdf | cold (<1eV) plasma ]], in the upper fringes of the atmosphere.  The total mass of these particles is small.  This plot shows density versus distance.  <<BR>><<BR>> It is a modified frame from http://plasmasphere.nasa.gov/media/meridianswing.html ||
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