25-10-2026 12:42 via SciTechDaily

Earth’s Magnetic Shield Is Rippling Unevenly – Scientists Have Uncovered the Cause

The solar wind can weaken the very waves it creates along Earth’s magnetic shield, simulations show, helping explain why some regions are more active than others. Earth’s magnetic shield protects the planet, yet particles and energy from the Sun can still find their way through. Along its outer edge, a constant stream of solar material [...]
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