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Tag Archives: Plasma physics
How a simple magnetic field configuration could trigger solar eruptions
The reconnection of single-looped field lines in the Sun’s corona can create tension forces strong enough to hurl material into space, according to a new simulation. Continue reading
Balding Black Holes Lose Their Magnetic Hair
First-principles plasma simulations show that black holes can’t keep their magnetic fields. Read more in APS Physics… Continue reading
Satellites reveal the microphysics of magnetic reconnection
Laminar electron dynamics drive reconnection on the side of Earth away from the Sun. Continue reading
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