Abstract Xrays are generated throughout the terres trial magnetosheath as a consequence of charge transfer col lisions between heavy solar wind ions and geocoronal neu trals The solar wind ions resulting from these collisions are left in highly excited states and emit extreme ultraviolet or soft Xray photons A model has been created to sim ulate this Xray radiation Published terrestrial exospheric hydrogen distributions and solar wind speed density and temperature distributions were used in this model Simu lated images were created as seen from an observation point outside the geocorona The locations of the bow shock and magnetopause are evident in these images Perhaps this X ray emission can be used to remotely sense the solar wind...
International audienceSolar Wind Charge exchange X-ray (SWCX) imaging of the Earth’s magnetosheath w...
Today the field of planetary X-rays is very dynamic and in the forefront of new research. Apart from...
Soft X-ray imagers can be used to study the mesoscale and macroscale density structures that occur w...
Abstract. X-Rays are generated throughout the heliosphere and the terrestrial magnetosheath as a con...
In this chapter we explore solar wind charge exchange X-ray emission emitted from the Earth’s exosph...
The XMM-Newton observatory provides unrivalled capabilities for detecting low surface brightness emi...
Abstract. Wherever the solar wind meets a neutral at-mosphere, X-rays are emitted by charge-exchange...
International audienceSoft X-ray imaging telescopes on board the upcoming LEXI and SMILE missions pr...
The Earth's magnetosheath and cusps emit soft X-rays due to the charge exchange between highly charg...
International audienceSoft X-rays are emitted when highly charged solar wind particles like O7+ and ...
International audienceWe present simulations of the Solar Wind Charge exchange X-ray (SWCX) emission...
An MHD-based model of terrestrial solar wind charge exchange (SWCX) is created and compared to 19 ca...
International audienceSolar Wind Charge exchange X-ray (SWCX) imaging of the Earth’s magnetosheath w...
Today the field of planetary X-rays is very dynamic and in the forefront of new research. Apart from...
Soft X-ray imagers can be used to study the mesoscale and macroscale density structures that occur w...
Abstract. X-Rays are generated throughout the heliosphere and the terrestrial magnetosheath as a con...
In this chapter we explore solar wind charge exchange X-ray emission emitted from the Earth’s exosph...
The XMM-Newton observatory provides unrivalled capabilities for detecting low surface brightness emi...
Abstract. Wherever the solar wind meets a neutral at-mosphere, X-rays are emitted by charge-exchange...
International audienceSoft X-ray imaging telescopes on board the upcoming LEXI and SMILE missions pr...
The Earth's magnetosheath and cusps emit soft X-rays due to the charge exchange between highly charg...
International audienceSoft X-rays are emitted when highly charged solar wind particles like O7+ and ...
International audienceWe present simulations of the Solar Wind Charge exchange X-ray (SWCX) emission...
An MHD-based model of terrestrial solar wind charge exchange (SWCX) is created and compared to 19 ca...
International audienceSolar Wind Charge exchange X-ray (SWCX) imaging of the Earth’s magnetosheath w...
Today the field of planetary X-rays is very dynamic and in the forefront of new research. Apart from...
Soft X-ray imagers can be used to study the mesoscale and macroscale density structures that occur w...