Voyager in-situ and Cassini Remote Measurements Suggest a Bubble-like Shape for the Global Heliosphere
K. Dialynas(Academy of Athens), E. C. Roelof(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), D. G. Mitchell(Max Planck Society), S. M. Krimigis(Johns Hopkins University), R. B. Decker(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2017
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