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Manifestations des poussières météoriques au voisinage de la Terre

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Pour la commodité de langage nous avons adopté le terme de poussières météoriques aussi bien pour les micrométéorites que pour les restes des météores volatilisés dans la haute atmosphère terrestre. Il sera d’ailleurs facile d’en faire distinction là où ce sera nécessaire ou possible. Les p. m. se manifestent au voisinage de la Terre de trois manières différentes:

  1. A)

    Dans les collectes effectuées sur la Terre, dans son atmosphère ou dans l’espace cosmique voisin.

  2. B)

    Par les effets optiques dus à la diffusion ou à l’extinction de la lumière.

  3. C)

    Par l’énergie cinétique agissant sur la haute atmosphère.

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Link, F. (1964). Manifestations des poussières météoriques au voisinage de la Terre. In: Ehmert, A. (eds) The Space Environment / Le Milieu Spatial. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5479-3_5

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