- : 147–148 The
gauss may be
combined with
metric prefixes,: 128 such as in
milligauss, mG (or mGs), or kilogauss, kG (or kGs). 1 G = M x ⋅ c m − 2 = g B i ⋅...
- unit,
whether officially included in the SI or not (e.g.,
millidyne and
milligauss).
Metric prefixes may also be used with some non-metric units, but not...
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Megagauss (MG),
equal to 100
teslas Megagram (Mg),
equal to 106
grams Milligauss (mG),
equal to 1.0 × 10−7
teslas Mg (magazine), an
American business monthly...
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interplanetary space. It was
capable of
measuring fields from 1
microgauss to 12
milligauss. It
consisted of a
single search coil that was
mounted on the spacecraft...
- detonate. The
mechanism had an
adjustable sensitivity,
calibrated in
milligauss. From this data,
known methods were used to
clear these mines.
Early methods...
- "Enhancement of
Temporal Lobe-Related
Experiences During Brief Exposures to
MilliGauss Intensity Extremely Low
Frequency Magnetic Fields".
Journal of Bioelectricity...
- 8
millitesla = 18,000 mG Thomas, et al. (2007): 400
microtesla = 4000
milligauss Huesser, et al. (1997): 0.1
millitesla = 1000 mG Bell, et al. (2007) 0...
- megamasers, and the
typical strength of a
detected field is of
order a few
milligauss,
similar to the
field strengths measured in
galactic hydroxyl masers....
