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taylaron
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Hello, I've been trying to figure out the shape of the magnetic field that would accompany the movement of electrons in the ground moving towards the center of the thunderstorm.
In a perfect world where the electron distribution is even in the ground and where the Earth consists of like materials, what would the magnetic field look like if drawn out?
i'm having difficulty picturing the field as it relies on non-traditional electron movement through a medium. The right hand rule seems difficult to employ.
Regards,
-Tay
In a perfect world where the electron distribution is even in the ground and where the Earth consists of like materials, what would the magnetic field look like if drawn out?
i'm having difficulty picturing the field as it relies on non-traditional electron movement through a medium. The right hand rule seems difficult to employ.
Regards,
-Tay