The importance of geomagnetic field changes versus rising CO₂ levels for long-term change in the upper atmosphere

E-ISSN： 2115-7251|4|issue|A18-A18

ISSN： 2115-7251

Source： Journal of Space Weather and Space Climate, Vol.4, Iss.issue, 2014-05, pp. : A18-A18

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