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Aspects of Weather and Space Weather in the Earth's Upper Atmosphere The Role of Internal Atmospheric Waves (1997) / Chapter Skim
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... Here we have tried to show some effects that come up from below. As we have seen, internal waves carry much of the atmospheric energy upward from below and, in tandem with electromagnetic effects, make the plasma blanket covering the Earth highly structured, sometimes turbulent, and always interesting in its scientific richness.
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