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A diagnosis of the plasma waves responsible for the explosive energy release of substorm onset

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Teo Bloch
Posted on
3rd December 20183rd December 2018

During geomagnetic substorms, stored magnetic and plasma thermal energies are explosively converted into plasma kinetic energy. This rapid reconfiguration of Earth’s nightside magnetosphere is manifest in the ionosphere as an…Read More >

Nudging solar wind forecasts back towards reality

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Teo Bloch
Posted on
26th November 20183rd December 2018

In order to forecast space weather, it is necessary to accurately model the solar wind, the continually expanding solar atmosphere which fills the solar system. At present, telescopic observations of…Read More >

Modelling asymmetric current sheets in Earth’s magnetosphere

Written by
Luke Barnard
Posted on
16th November 201716th November 2017

During a magnetic reconnection event, stored energy that had been bound up in stressed electromagnetic fields is released in the form of heat and the kinetic energy of particles. The…Read More >

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