Visible and infrared observations of Jovian plumes during the Voyager encounter
Visible and infrared observations of Jovian plumes during the Voyager encounter
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在航行者号遭遇期间对木星羽流的可见光和红外观测
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1981
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J. Pirraglia
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G. Hunt;B. Conrath;J. Pirraglia
Observations by the Voyager imaging instrument has shown an organized train of features moving in a westerly current at 9°N with a zonal speed of 100–120 m s−1. The measurement reports show that the number of plumes varied between 13 at the time of the Voyager 1 encounter, and 11 at the time of the second spacecraft passage. The infrared interferometer spectromer (Iris) measurements suggest that the effect of these plume features propagates throughout the Jovian troposphere. A mechanism is suggested for the origin of the plumes in terms of wave interactions with the Jovian flow.