Study Reveals; Connection Between Spaceweather and Geomagnetic Storms

Researchers of the United States unveil some really significant information related to the physics of space weather. The information will certainly help the scientist to foresee dangerous “solar wind”.

The exact prediction of such kind of disaster will allow the entire man kind to create some measures to deal with them.

The researchers worked on this particular topic in order to present it in the American Physical Society’s Division of Plasma Physics annual meeting.

Experts concentrated on the hot, charged plasma gas that the sun explods into the space. The plasma gas covers the entire magnetic field of the planet Earth. This kind of wind can generate geomagnetic storms which can disrupt the entire cellular, satellite system and block all the power stations of this world.

Moreover, experts gave some insight on the magnetic reconnection which is known as “explosive Phenomenon”.  The theory deals with the incident that occurs when a solar blaze comes in contact with the magnetic field of Earth.

In the laboratory of University of California Los Angles, a group of scientists examine the relationship between the plasma magnetic waves. This interaction of solar wind provides more details regarding the behavior of hot plasma.

A professor of Swarthmore College utilized the “wind tunnel” to speed up the signatures of solar wind’s magnetic turbulence.

At last, students of Columbia University along with their advisor make use of a chamber packed with plasma and magnetic fields. The compartment is specially designed like the Earth’s atmosphere. The study reveals a strong relation between local space weather and ionosphere currents.