Fast tailward stream observed in the distant tail associated with substorm: A multi‐instrument study
S. Rouquette(Centre d'Etudes Supérieures de la Renaissance), G. D. Reeves(Los Alamos National Laboratory), F. S. Mozer(Unknown), S. P. Christon(College of Charleston), T. Mukai(Hokkaido University), O. Le Contel(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), C. Jacquey, R. W. McEntire(Max Planck Society), V. Angelopoulos(Planetary Science Institute), D. J. Williams(United States Air Force Academy), K. Tsuruda(Institute of Space and Astronautical Science), A. T. Y. Lui(Allentown Public Library), T. Nagai(Kyoto University)
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