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Planetary shielding and surface precipitation of solar energetic particles during BepiColombo’s close Mercury flyby

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By Emilia Kilpua, Rami Vainio, Manuel Grande, Liam Edwards, Christian Palmroos, Jan Gieseler, Philipp Oleynik, George Ho, David Lawrence, Stefano Massetti, Daniel Heyner, Beatriz Sanchez-Cano, Monica Laurenza, Eero Esko, Arto Lehtolainen, Scige John Liu, Kristin Pump, Juhani Huovelin
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Abstract Planetary magnetic fields act as protective barriers, shielding a planet’s atmosphere and surface from energetic charged particles originating from its parent star and outer space. During its fourth flyby of Mercury on 4 September 2024, the ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission passed within just 165 km of the planet’s surface.
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