“…Until now, a large number of scientists haveperformed noteworthystudies about various properties, physical structure, and chemical structure of the Earth's ionosphere (Budden, 1988;Budden and Stott 1980;Hunsucker and Hargreaves 2003;Kaladze et al, 2019;Ratcliffe 1959). Since the ionosphere has a conductive structure, the behavior of electromagnetic waves in a such environment under various conditions, have been studied in literature (Budden, 1988;Budden and Stott 1980;Hunsucker and Hargreaves 2003;Kaladze et al, 2019;Ratcliffe 1959;Richard, 2014;Rishbeth, 1973;Swanson, 1989;Timucin et al, 2019;Timucin et al, 2014;Unal et al, DOI: 10.29132/ijpas.1071119 2011;Yaşar, 2021;Yeşil et al, 2021;Yeşil and Sagir 2019;Yeşil 2006;Yeşil and Kurt 2019;Whitten and Popoff, 1971).But, low-frequency waves have been studied for a long time in ionosphere but these studies these studies are lacking due to some approaches (Richard, 2014;Rishbeth, 1973;Swanson, 1989;Timucin et al, 2019;Timucin et al, 2014;Unal et al, 2011;Yaşar, 2021;Yaşar, 2021;Yeşil et al, 2021;Yeşil and Sagir 2019;Yeşil 2006).Wave propagation in partially ionized plasma also plays an important role in the coupling between the ionosphere and magnetosphere. For example, the ionosphere may support very-low-frequency Alfvèn wave which can be caused by a balance between the bulk fluid inertia and the deformation of the magnetic field.…”