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    Solar wind density and velocity measured by ACE

    Date: 29 Oct 2003
    Satellite: ACE
    Depicts: Solar Wind

    Solar wind density and velocity measured by ACE on 24 Oct. 2003 at L1. The CME passage, defined by the sudden jump of solar wind density and velocity, was observed at 14:49 UT. Later on the density reached a peak above 70 particles per cc, which is about 15 times the usual value.


    Last Update: 28 Jun 2004

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