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Solar Wind Apparently Connects Differently to the Earth's Magnetic Field Depending on the Location
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When solar wind hits the Earth's magnetic field, both magnetic fields can enter into new connections and exchange energy. First measurements of two satellites now indicate that this process is mainly different from place to place and is less marked by temporal fluctuations. Further observations are necessary for a final judgement. Greenbelt (U.S.A.). Solar wind constantly flows towards the Earth's magnetic field and brings electrically charged p…
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