1956
DOI: 10.1016/0021-9169(56)90135-0
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Variation of cosmic-ray nucleon intensity during the disturbance of 23 February 1956

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“…They were collated and published as a set of short papers by Gold and his colleagues (e.g. Gold and Palmer, 1956;Marsden et al, 1956). The importance of the event for our modern understanding of space weather has recently been emphasised by Rishbeth et al (2009) who have reviewed the observations of this event in the light of modern understanding.…”
Section: February 1956mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…They were collated and published as a set of short papers by Gold and his colleagues (e.g. Gold and Palmer, 1956;Marsden et al, 1956). The importance of the event for our modern understanding of space weather has recently been emphasised by Rishbeth et al (2009) who have reviewed the observations of this event in the light of modern understanding.…”
Section: February 1956mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They were collated and published as a set of short papers by Gold and his colleagues (e.g. Gold and Palmer, 1956;Marsden et al, 1956). Those observations show an enormous ground-level cosmic ray event for a short period, the ground level radiation fluxes were enhanced fifty-fold, which remains the largest enhancement ever observed instrumentally.…”
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“…Strong SEP events comprise a significant number of particles with energies of more than 400 MeV, they can generate secondary neutrons in the atmosphere, increasing the background radiation level even at aircraft altitudes. A remarkable example is the wellknown 1956 event [1,2], when a 50-fold increase in the neutron background on the Earth's surface was detected. It has been shown that corresponds increase at aircraft altitudes was as high as 300-fold.…”
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confidence: 99%