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Researchers have shed light on how heat is conducted by the inner and outer cores of the Earth to create its protective magnetic field. AsianScientist (Jun. 16, 2016)– Earth’s magnetic field shields us from deadly cosmic radiation. Without it, life as we know it could not exist. But h...
a. The ionization of metals in the earth's crust. b. Charged particles from the solar wind that enter the earth's atmosphere. c. Ion convection in the molten liquid sh What physical phenomenon predominantly contributes to the magnetic field of the earth? a. Ionization in the earth's atmosp...
The earth has a magnetic field. What does the magnetic field do? A. Makes the earth spin B. Attracts iron and steel C. Makes the sun shine D. Helps plants grow 相关知识点: 试题来源: 解析 B。本题考查对地球磁场作用的了解,地球磁场能吸引铁和钢。A 选项地球自转不是磁场的作用;C 选项...
Earth science: What triggers reversals of the Earth's magnetic field? References Nature299, 538 (1982). ArticleADSGoogle Scholar
What generates the magnetic field in a current carrying wire? How is the magnetic field oriented around a magnet? How to find electric field from magnetic field? What is the SI unit for the strength of a magnetic field? What is the symbol for magnetic field?
A charge moving in a straight line, as through a straight wire, generates a magnetic field that spirals around the wire. When that wire is formed into a loop, the field becomes a doughnut shape, or a torus. Direct current can also produce a constant field in one direction that can be...
Scientists think the Earth's magnetic field is linked to flowing liquid metal in our planet's outer core, which generates electrical currents and a resulting magnetic field due to Earth's rotation. Some researchers think that the loss of Mars’s magnetic field in the distant past contributed ...
This is based on worldwide measurements of the deviation in the horizontal component of Earth’s magnetic field. Put simply, how far south we can actually see the lights. The scale goes from 0 (only directly under the oval) to 9 (latitudes as low as southern US states and the ...
In a tokamak, magnetic field coils confine plasma particles to allow the plasma to achieve the conditions necessary for fusion. One set of magnetic coils generates an intense “toroidal” field, directed the long way around the torus. A central solenoid (a magnet that carries electric current) ...