Dr. Edward J. Smith

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  "With the solar wind at an all-time low, there is an excellent chance the heliosphere will diminish in size and strength," said Ed Smith, NASA's Ulysses project scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
  
  "If that occurs, more galactic cosmic rays will make it into the inner part of our solar system," added Smith.
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  But, Smith said, the Ulysses mission's recent results, published in Geophysical Research Letters, show that "we are in a period of minimal activity that has stretched on longer than anyone anticipated."

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  scientist for Ulysses, Dr. Edward Smith of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California."The scientists involved are still as enthusiastic as ever and are looking forward to discovering lots of new things as the Sun acts up."
  
  Scientists are interested in learning about sunspots, solar flares and coronal mass ejections, chunks of the Sun's outer

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  Ed Smith, NASA's project scientist for Ulysses, said, "It's an opportunity for us to study changes in the sun which will give us newer insights into the origin of the solar wind and its relation to the solar magnetic field."

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  "Galactic cosmic rays carry with them radiation from other parts of our galaxy," said Ed Smith, NASA's Ulysses Project Scientist from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California, USA.
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  "The sun cycles between periods of great activity and lesser activity," Smith said.

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  Along with solar physicists, including Ed Smith of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., McComas also detailed the findings during a telephone press briefing on September 23
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  The pressure of the solar wind and the strength of the magnetic field in the current solar minimum "are at an all-time low, at least since the space age began four sunspot cycles ago," says Smith.
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  If the doldrums continue, the Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 spacecraft, already at the outskirts of the solar system, could reach the solar system's very edge a year or two sooner than current estimates of 2010 to 2020, notes Smith.That's because the heliosphere boundary is also the solar system boundary.However, Smith adds, "the pressure is expected to increase again as solar activity picks up, and cause the boundaries to move outward again."

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  Edward Smith, 38, of Chicago, died April 5 as a result of injuries received in action in central Iraq.
  
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  Another of the magnetometer investigators, JPL's Dr Edward Smith, adds, "The odds that Ulysses' flight path would intersect the comet tail were probably less likely than someone breaking the bank at Monte Carlo."
  
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  The Oscar winner is promoting civil disobedience to stop energy and economic growth as the first U.S. emissions cap-and-trade program begins… On the same day Gore spoke, scientists involved in NASA's Ulysses project reported that the intensity of the sun's solar wind was at its lowest point since the beginning of the space age â€" one more indication that the sun, the biggest source of energy affecting the Earth, is getting quiet… The results of the Ulysses spacecraft's mission, according to Jet Propulsion Laboratory project scientist Ed Smith, show that "we are in a period of minimal activity that has stretched on longer than anyone anticipated."

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  Edward J. Smith, DCNA Staff Atty.

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  Edward J. Smith, Esq.
  
  Staff Attorney
  
  5100 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Suite 306
  
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