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Evaluation of Some Geophysical Events on 22 September 1979

E. W., Jr. Hones, D. N. Baker, W. C. (Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory) Feldman, 1981. National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book 190, Document 12.

April 1981 analysis of a TIROS-N electron precipitation event (unusually large but not unique) and of a patch of auroral light seen from Syowa Station, Antarctica, a few seconds after the Vela event, which could be interpreted, though not uniquely, as an effect of a surface burst's electromagnetic pulse.

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Geophysical signals possibly correlated with the flash.

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Hones, E. W. J., Baker, D. N., & Feldman, W. C. (. A. S. L. (1981). Evaluation of Some Geophysical Events on 22 September 1979. National Security Archive Electronic Briefing Book 190, Document 12. https://doi.org/10.2172/6419744
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