-
magnetospheres are
studied under the
specialized scientific subjects of
plasma physics,
space physics, and aeronomy.
Study of Earth's
magnetosphere began...
- erosion, the
possible presence of
water oceans and the loss of its
magnetosphere. The
Hesperian period (3.5 to 3.3–2.9 billion
years ago) was dominated...
-
between the
Ganymedian magnetosphere and
Jovian plasma is in many
respects similar to that of the
solar wind and Earth's
magnetosphere. The
plasma co-rotating...
- 85. PMID 17812894. S2CID 43471184. Russell, C.T. (1993). "Planetary
Magnetospheres". Rep. Prog. Phys. 56 (6): 687–732. Bibcode:1993RPPh...56..687R. doi:10...
- Ur****'s
magnetosphere.
Before the
arrival of
Voyager 2 to Neptune, it was
hypothesised that Ur****'s
sideways rotation caused its
tilted magnetosphere. In...
- In the
middle (between 10 and 40 RJ) and
outer (further than 40 RJ)
magnetospheres, the
magnetic field is not a dipole, and is
seriously disturbed by its...
- volcanoes, and earthquakes.
Earth has a
liquid outer core that
generates a
magnetosphere capable of
deflecting most of the
destructive solar winds and cosmic...
- surprise". BBC.
Retrieved 2011-10-08. Russell, C.T. (1993). "Planetary
Magnetospheres". Rep. Prog. Phys. 56 (6): 687–732. Bibcode:1993RPPh...56..687R. doi:10...
- constant,
instrument for the
entrance of
solar wind into
terrestrial magnetospheres under various IMF orientations. The
solar wind
affects other incoming...
-
objects that
interact with it – most
notably planetary atmospheres and
magnetospheres, the
solar corona, and the
interstellar medium.
Heliophysical research...
