Can someone explain what these Magnetosphere graphs mean

I see them referred to all over the place and I keep looking at them noticing the differences hour to hour. What good are the differences when I really don't know what all the jargon means.

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If someone can detail each diagram out, I will be eternally grateful. Surely I'm not the only one wondering, just the one willing to look stupid enough to ask.

1. I understand the main magnetosphere graph.

2. What do the colors indicate on the pressure graph?

3. Isospheric convections? I see alternating circles of white and black. What do those refer to?

4. Green and red graph with BY, BT, Dens., and V ??? Is green good or bad?

5.Plasma Temperature and Density at Geostationary Orbit and AE Index

6. THANK YOU

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STAR!! from me i have been wanting to know this too flag as well will be back to read when someone that knows how to read these replies thank you



karma

Well thank you for making me not feel so alone. I enjoy this subject and I want to understand it well.

At your service.
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technically I don't know what it means, but logically, it means we are in for a hell of a ride....lol....

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At your service...





Nice to see you back dude...

Thank you Phage..........eternally gratefull

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This shows that the magnetic field is just fine. If the lines are all tangled up that is not good. This is a well organized field.

Originally posted by coolottie
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This shows that the magnetic field is just fine. If the lines are all tangled up that is not good. This is a well organized field.

Ok but I was watching it intensely last night and a lot of the time the lines were so messed up and all over the friggen place, I was utterly confused. At some points it looked like a tangled ball of yarn.

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So glad to see you are back, Phage. Knowledge, wisdom and a willingness to share goes a long way with me. Your groundedness and ability to see facts from different vectors wins my applause!

Peace and prosperity to you.

Ok Phage, I read through both of those threads and they contain a wealth of important information.

Thank you for putting it out so we could understand. Amazing.

Phage, just a question. Do you think that solar flares can cause human to feel physical disturbances. Such has heart pains, palpitations, throbbing? Headaches? Is there any science behind that?

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There are some studies which seem to find some correlation. Some of the studies use subjective criteria like emotional states. Others find somewhat contradictory results. I'm not convinced.

The only effects of solar activity which are "felt" on Earth's surface are fluctuations of the magnetic field. I had an MRI a couple of years ago. The magnetic field produced by that machine was probably 20,000 times (literally) more powerful than the Earth's magnetic field. I didn't feel a thing (except boredom).

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good to see u back phage

Welcome back, braddah!

the website is hated by many, loved by others, but this tutorial is great about the magnetosphere:
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