Sunquake with a second bounce, other sunquakes, and emission associated with the X9.3 flare of 6 September 2017: I. Observations

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Flaring 100%
• Emissions 100%
• Helioseismology 100%
• H Line 100%
• Light Emission 75%
• Spatial Resolution 50%
• Seismic Source 50%
• Solar Interior 25%
• Acoustic Wave 25%
• Solar Flare 25%
• Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation 25%
• Planetary Atmosphere 25%
• Spacecraft 25%
• Atmospherics 25%
• Holography 25%
• Solar Energy 25%
• Polarimeter 25%
• Seismic Response 25%
• Ultraviolet Emission 25%

Physics

• Helioseismology 100%
• Light Emission 75%
• Magnetic Flux 50%
• Magnetic Field 50%
• Acoustic Wave 25%
• Solar Interior 25%
• Solar Telescopes 25%
• High Resolution 25%
• Solar Flare 25%
• Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation 25%
• Atmospherics 25%
• Planetary Atmosphere 25%
• Spacecraft 25%
• Transients 25%
• Light Source 25%
• Holography 25%
• Solar Energy 25%
• Polarimeter 25%
• Ultraviolet Emission 25%
• Seismic Response 25%

Keyphrases

• Sunquakes 100%
• Extreme Ultraviolet 33%
• Solar Dynamics Observatory 33%
• H-line 33%
• Hard X-ray 25%
• White Light Emission 25%
• Crisps 25%
• Magnetic Field 16%
• Magnetic Flux Rope 16%
• Line Emission 16%
• Seismic Source 16%
• Multiple Spatial Resolutions 16%
• Acoustic Waves 8%
• Solar Interior 8%
• Solar Flares 8%
• Solar Telescope 8%
• High Energy 8%
• Energy Solar 8%
• Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation 8%
• Active Regions 8%
• Nonlinear Force 8%
• Ground-based Instruments 8%
• Hinode 8%
• Shortest Distance 8%
• Detection Method 8%
• Multi-wavelength Observations 8%
• Dopplergrams 8%
• Time Distance 8%
• Diffraction 8%
• Seismic Response 8%
• Linear Force-free Fields 8%
• Imaging Spectrometer 8%
• Holography 8%
• Spectropolarimeter 8%
• Atmospheric Imaging 8%
• H-kernel 8%
• Spatial Coverage 8%
• White Light Source 8%
• High-order Methods 8%
• KONUS 8%
• Temporal Coverage 8%
• Fast Variation 8%