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The Original kilometer radiation (AKR) is a type of radio wave emitted from the earth and the region. It is the dominant emissions of the radio from the earth and has been widely studied, though previous analysis was forced by a limited spacecraft coverage.
Today, with the availability of more spacecraft observations, it is possible to improve our understanding of the emissions of the earth’s extremely natural radio. Thanks to these figures, woo etc. [2025] Find out that the oral kilometer radiation is preferably on high length and ground night. They also found that dense plasmasifer, which is a high -density plasma area around the ground, prevents AKR from traveling, thus creating a shadow zone around the plasmasifer. In addition, the authors have discovered that low -density drains inside the plasmasifer have served as a wow guide, which enables AKR to penetrate dense plasmasifer and spread with these channels.
These results provide valuable insights about the Earth’s electromagnetic environment, place of weather and geographical storms that can adversely affect the Earth’s satellites, communication systems, GPS and power grid.
References: Woo, S, Whiter, DK, Zhang, S, Tobenoshos, Y, Zarka, P, Fisher, G, Et El. (2025) Wind, polar and danger revealed that local distribution of arterial kilometers of radiation and plazasphic ducting. AGU develops6, e2025av001743. https://doi.org/10.1029/2025AV001743
All Alberto Montanari, Chief Editor, AGU develops
