1) Flux 2) Magnetic field 3) Magnetic flux
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is a mostly convex region formed when a plasma, such as the solar wind, interacts with the magnetic field of a body, such as a planet or star.
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A magnetosphere is the area of space near an astronomical object in which charged particles are controlled by that object`s magnetic field. Near the surface of the object, the magnetic field lines resemble those of a magnetic dipole. Farther away from the surface, the field lines are significantly distorted by electric currents flowing in the pla....
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The dynamic region around a planet where the magnetic field traps and controls the movement of charged particles from the solar wind.
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That region of space surrounding the Earth which is dominated by the magnetic field.
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region in the atmosphere where magnetic phenomena and the high atmospheric conductivity caused by ionization are important in determining the ... [16 related articles]
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The region of space in which a planet's magnetic field dominates that of the solar wind. It is distorted into a teardrop shape by the solar wind pushing on the dayside and drawing out a long magnetotail on the nightside. Earth's magnetosphere normally extends about 10 Earth radii on the dayside, whi...
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a region, beyond the ionosphere, in which the trajectories of charged particles essentially depend on the environmental magnetic field, the effect of collisions being negligible NOTE - Towards the Sun, the outer limit of the Earth's magnetosphere is at a distance of some ten Earth radii. The magnetosphere extends much farther in the opposite direct...
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the region of space in which a planet's magnetic field dominates that of the solar wind.
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The region of the magnetic field of a planet or other solar system body. Only Mercury, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are known to have a magnetosphere.
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The magnetic cavity surrounding the earth, carved out of the passing SOLAR WIND by virtue of the GEOMAGNETIC FIELD, which pre- vents, or at least impedes, the direct entry of the SOLAR WIND PLASMA into the cavity.
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The region of space in which a planet's magnetic field dominates that of the solar wind.
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Zone that surrounds the Earth that is influenced by the Earth's magnetic field.
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The area around a planet most affected by its magnetic field. The boundary of this field is set by the solar wind.
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The region of space in which a planet's magnetic field dominates that of the solar wind .
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the region around an astronomical object in which phenomena are dominated or organized by its magnetic field.
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n] - the magnetic field of a planet
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magnetosphere 1. The region surrounding an astronomical object; such as, the earth, in which charged particles are trapped and affected by the object's magnetic field. 2. A region between five hundred and several thousand miles above the earth's surface, in which charged particles are trapped by the earth's magnetic field.
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a region of a planet's atmosphere that is dominated by the planet's magnetic field so that charged particles are trapped in it.
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the area of space around a planet that is controlled by the planet's magnetic field.
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The region around a planet such as the Earth within which the motion of charged particles is influenced by the planet's magnetic field. The Earth's magnetosphere consists of a dipole field, similar to that of a bar magnet, and a long tail on the night side produced by the interaction of the solar wind with the Earth's magnetic field.
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The outermost environment of Earth, dominated by the Earth's magnetic field. The magnetosphere is the site of the radiation belt and many intricate phenomena.
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noun the magnetic field of a planet; the volume around the planet in which charged particles are subject more to the planet`s magnetic field than to the solar magnetic field
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Volume of space, surrounding a planet, in which the planet's magnetic field has a significant influence. The Earth's magnetosphere extends 64,000 km/40,000 mi towards the Sun, but many times this distance on the side away from the Sun. That of Jupiter is much larger, and, if it were visible, would appear from the Earth to have roughly t...
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Region around an object where the influence of the object's magnetic field can be felt.
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