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Dec8-08, 08:33 AM   #1
 

LHC and the Earth's Magnetic Field


I was curious as to whether or not there is potential for the magnetic field generated by the LHC to affect the Earth's magnetic field...
 
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Dec8-08, 09:43 AM   #2
 
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The magnetic field of the LHC is very strong *inside* a small volume where the beams circulate, but is rather negligible outside. I tried to find some sources, but didn't find any.
 
Dec8-08, 10:04 AM   #3
 
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The magnetic field of the LHC is very strong *inside* a small volume where the beams circulate, but is rather negligible outside. I tried to find some sources, but didn't find any.
lol same...and I was thinking the same but seeing how I could not find anything I figured I would ask.
 
Dec8-08, 10:40 AM   #4
 
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LHC and the Earth's Magnetic Field


The LHC's magnets are only about 8.5T - you can get twice that in large lab NMR machines.
The record for a sustained field is around 35T you can get about 100T pulse with an exploding system.
 
Dec8-08, 02:03 PM   #5
 
Thank you.
 
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