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the fact that the moon came from Maybe there's a place on Earth that have the same magnetosphere as the Moon. Not speculation on the Moon's magnetosphere, but deductive reasoning that such field may also exit on Earth possible stronger than the ones one the moon?

It may not be a life-threatening event but the Earth would be more susceptible to solar flares during this time. Which leads me to the question again. Would a magnetic Rich area provide more protection against solar storms or a cosmic radiation?

The term mini magnetosphere can be found here: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2010/4/100414-moon-magnetosphere-solar-wind/

It may not be in that particular website but it Googles easily. Later I will try to find where the magnetic field on the moon referred as a mini magnetosphere. Thanks for helping and pointing that out.

The term mini magnetosphere is in relation to the small pockets of magnetic fields produced by the moon's crustal surface which does extend out past the ground into space with a possibility of providing equivalent protection as our own magnetosphere. Although these pockets of magnetism are...

The one in the pictures of the Moon I gave also expand into space without the dynamo effect and would like to know if there is such places on Earth that would provide this same protection during a polar reversal?

This is a good answer but leaves the question if the Earth has any crust that has magnetic properties generating a mini-magnetosphere?

Summary: Can such magnetosphere exist on Earth? The moon has mini magnetospheres produced from its crust shown below. Can Earth have similar magnetic properties in its crust like the surface on the Moon to create a mini-magnetosphere? Are ther places on Earth where a mini magnetosphere exist...

So what is a magnet emitting?

Then what are the particles that a magnet emits?

Yes but I still think virtual particles can have linear motion without a receiver. I will read more of it soon. I still have yet to learn equations.

Should I delete this question?

Summary: Can a particle accelerator accelerate gaseous fuel? Does space-time differ for detonating ionized fuel moving near the speed of light within a magnetic field such as a particle accelerator?