E-layer
E-layer
1. The outer core of the Earth between about 2886 km and 5156km depth, mainly defined on seismic velocities.
2. The ionospheric layer at about 100km height from which 3.5MHz radio waves are strongly reflected.
1. The outer core of the Earth between about 2886 km and 5156km depth, mainly defined on seismic velocities.
2. The ionospheric layer at about 100km height from which 3.5MHz radio waves are strongly reflected.
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