New Theory by Indian Scientists Solves Mystery behind Complex Phenomena in Plasma
In a significant development, Indian scientists have recently come up with a theory that helps understand the complicated nature of Sun-Earth interactions occurring in Earth’s magnetosphere - an area of space around Earth that is controlled by the Earth’s magnetic field.
Background
NASA's expedition to unlock the complicated nature of Sun-Earth interactions - the MMS spacecraft - on November 2, 2017, observed negative monopolar potential (electric field potentials which can be visualized in the form of single-humped pulse-type structures).
- Recognizing its importance, various publications were presented to account for the observations. However, none of them could explain the characteristics of these ....
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