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THE correlation between the behaviour of the ionosphere and solar activity has been investigated by many authors1. Nevertheless this research is being continued especially in connexion with the undisturbed D layer.
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DRAGO, F., NOCI, G. & TAGLIAFERRI, G. Solar Flux Fluctuations at 225 Mc/s and Noise-level of Atmospherics at 27 Kc/s. Nature 199, 363–364 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/199363a0
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