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    While in the blackest of they sky , such as comfort within the hive during winter, the earth’s magnetic field is very reliable for the need of navigation. The bees are able to seek electromagnetic fields because bees are actually magnetic. They contain a portion of magnetite in the front of their abdomens.The bees have knowledge that the strongest dispersal lies in a center circle that is 90° from the sun, and they uses the info to estimate the sun’s position. Guides of polarized light are so handful

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    however, there are still mysteries that remain unknown. In short terms, explosions on the sun releases charged particles called plasma into the solar system (Goodrich). Some of these particles hit Earth, which then reacts with our planet’s magnetic field and atmosphere. Then, the atoms and molecules in the atmosphere light up due to the electrons moving up to higher-energy orbits and back down to the lower-energy orbit (Imster). In longer terms, Norwegian scientist Kristian Birkeland was the first

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    connected with planet earth encompasses Earth Science among others. Geomagnetic storms, also known as a magnetic storm, a solar storm, or space weather is a disturbance in the Earth 's magnetic field (magnetosphere) caused by energy and flows of charged elements or plasma from the Sun. Solar storms come in a variety of forms, each capable of distinguishing brands of possible danger. Most magnetic storms are aimed away from Earth, but when a storm positions in our direction, space weathermen begin to

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    electricity? 5. How is it possible to add more resistance to a circuit that has already been established? Part B Why earth’s Magnetic Shield Matters Prompt #1: Did it surprise you to know how much our magnetic field protects us? No, it did not surprise me as to how our magnetic field is protecting us from the sun. How do you think life on Earth would be affected if magnetic field weakened significantly? Just like the planet Mars life would become non-existent due to the fact that without water

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    surrounded and by bubbles of magnetic fields while rapid changes in the earth magnetosphere were witnessed due to activities that happened on sun that caused a geomagnetic storm. With earth’s magnetic fields, coronal mass ejections were mingled; as a result, the wind became mild in intensity reported in the month of March in the corresponding year (Philips, 2009). On the other hand, the geomagnetic storms have been intensified and enhanced in their frequency as magnetic fields of coronal mass ejections

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    Han Yao 1663759 Instructor Erika Harnett ESS 102 A May 4th, 2017 Writing Project Jack knows very well that some astronauts ignore the consequences of space weather when going on missions. He has heard one of the astronauts who went on a mission to explore the Moon exposed to solar flares without any protection except his space suit. This is completely stupid and dangerous since high energy protons will be emitted during this event. These high energy particles can deposit their energy when passing

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    changed that; sailors could boldly sail into the middle of an Ocean, and know that if they headed west, all they had to do to return was head east. The compass itself is a simple navigational instrument that contains a magnetic component that aligns itself with the Earth’s own magnetic pole, allowing the user to know the directions of North and South, and subsequently East and West. Due to the ease of use, and the efficiency of the compass, it played a major role in the Age of Exploration,

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    the moon Europa’s gravity? “Of course, it is a factor but the gravity of earth compared to Europa is very different (Europa’s gravity is very like our moon, which is 5/6 less than earth’s gravity).” A team member responded. The escape velocity (4) (the velocity required for an object to leave the gravitational field) to leave earth was one that my space craft needed to beat in order for my mission to be a success. (the escape velocity for earth is 11.2 km/s) The escape velocity takes in account

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    the scientist who discovered the Van Allen belts, James Van Allen, proposed a controversial method of removing the trapped radiation. He suggested that a nuclear detonation in space might cause the trapped protons to escape from the Earth 's magnetic field. The theory was never directly tested, but a similar test that detonated a 1.4 megaton bomb in the atmosphere showed that in fact more radiation was added as a result~cite{popsci}. The second source of space radiation is called a Solar Particle

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    “Technological progress has merely provided us with more efficient means for going backwards” (“Brainy Quotes” 1). While this epitomizes modern time, it also represents M.T. Anderson’s Feed and Pixar’s Wall-E. Feed is a book about a dystopian society influenced by a device, called “feed”, implanted in the brains of the citizens. The author describes a group of regular teenagers that venture to the moon for a spring break vacation of partying and going “in mal”. The main character, Titus, falls for

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