McKinley Brumback shares her reflections on her first year as a PhD student in Astronomy with the Graduate Forum.
[more]Travelling Ionospheric Disturbances (TIDs) result from large-scale waves in the upper atmosphere somewhat analogous to ocean waves, though propagating internal to the medium rather than on the surface. By transporting energy they play a role in determining the temperature profile of the upper atmosphere. They also affect radio signals propagating through and beneath the ionosphere.
[more]Title: Lightning Physics, Related High-Energy Processes, and Their Interactions with the Upper Atmosphere (Video)
[more]Title: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Measurements Outside the Magnet: Characterization of Porous Media by NMR Well Logging (Video)
[more]Title: The Quest to Understand the Nature of Dark Matter (Video)
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