what is the strength of this magnetic field? towards the Earth of out " the force"?Comeback City said:Earth has an electric field, but has no net electric charge. The upper atmosphere is positively charged, but the surface is negatively charged.
Earth does have a magnetic field caused by the iron in the core. This magnetic field helps protect us from a great deal of solar radiation.
The strength varies depending on the distance from the core... the magnetic field will be at its strongest when it’s closest to the core, where the abundance of iron is, and will weaken as your travel away from the core. It’s about 50 times stronger at the core than the surface.mohammed El-Kady said:what is the strength of this magnetic field? towards the Earth of out " the force"?
thank youComeback City said:The strength varies depending on the distance from the core... the magnetic field will be at its strongest when it’s closest to the core, where the abundance of iron is, and will weaken as your travel away from the core. It’s about 50 times stronger at the core than the surface.
No problem!mohammed El-Kady said:thank you
The Earth's magnetic field is quite weak ... The magnitude of the Earth's magnetic field at its surface ranges from 25 to 65 microteslas (0.25 to 0.65 gauss)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth's_magnetic_fieldmohammed El-Kady said:what is the strength of this magnetic field? towards the Earth of out " the force"?