Cathode ray oscillograph delineation of the ground pulse employed by its discoverer revealed its capability of magneto-ionic echo splitting, and confirmed Radcliffe's belief that it is a double-refractor. Splitting into two layers at night, the sunspot cycle changes its ionic composition, though it is not affected by atmospheric conditions, making it a dependable reflector of radio waves. FTP, name this region characterized by the highest concent
Cathode ray oscillograph delineation of the ground pulse employed by its discoverer revealed its capability of magneto-ionic echo splitting, and confirmed Radcliffe's belief that it is a double-refractor. Splitting into two layers at night, the sunspot cycle changes its ionic composition, though it is not affected by atmospheric conditions, making it a dependable reflector of radio waves. FTP, name this region characterized by the highest concentration of free electrons and ions in the atmosphere, located above the E-layer, the highest level of the ionosphere.
Cathode ray oscillograph delineation of the ground pulse employed by its discoverer revealed its capability of magneto-ionic echo splitting, and confirmed Radcliffe's belief that it is a double-refractor.
Appleton Layer (accept F2-layer) Prompt on ionosphere before given.