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NASA is tracking electron beams from the sun

Started by International Desk, DIU, August 18, 2012, 07:00:06 PM

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International Desk, DIU

In the quest to understand how the world’s weather moves around the globe, scientists have had to tease apart different kinds of atmospheric movement, such as the great jet streams that can move across a whole hemisphere versus more intricate, localized flows. Much the same must currently be done to understand the various motions at work in the great space weather system that links the sun and Earth as the sun shoots material out in all directions, creating its own version of a particle sea to fill up the solar system.


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Assistant Professor, Department of Textile Engineering, DIU