NASA's MMS mission has redefined magnetic reconnection studies Over 1,500 scientific papers have been published using MMS ...

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Since its launch on March 12, 2015, NASA's MMS, or Magnetospheric Multiscale, mission has been rewriting our understanding of a key ...

Using the Australia Telescope Compact Array (ATCA), astronomers have performed high-resolution observations of a nearby ...

Since its launch on March 12, 2015, NASA’s MMS, or Magnetospheric Multiscale, mission has been rewriting our understanding of magnetic reconnection, a key physical process that is important across the ...

Sleep issues can stem from various causes, but transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy offers a promising non-pharmacological option for restorative sleep.

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The bigger bursts could be due to magnetic reconnection events. That would occur when two magnetic fields collide, throwing off bright blasts of particles that travel at velocities near the speed of ...

But the Sun’s surface also bubbles with activity.” Yusef-Zadeh attributes the big, bright flares to occasional magnetic reconnection events — a process where two magnetic fields collide, releasing ...

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Meanwhile, the bigger, brighter flares probably result from magnetic reconnection events, dramatic collisions between magnetic fields that release energy in the form of particles traveling near the ...

The bursts of energy observed by Webb are thought to be caused by magnetic reconnection events—a phenomenon where two magnetic fields collide, releasing energy in the form of accelerated particles.