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

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QUOTE `{}`	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. ... utilizing observations from the Solar Intensity X-Ray and Particle Spectrometer (SIXS) onboar...
QUOTE `{}`	Our analysis reveals that the disappearance of protons is related to magnetic shadowing by the planet, while electrons dropouts occur due to a wide magnetic loss cone.
QUOTE `{}`	These findings show that sustained high-energy particle precipitation can occur during solar energetic particle events on weakly magnetized rocky planets orbiting close to their parent star.

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