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I have one question, its not in semiconductors/conductors area, I apology for that, but its interesting.
What make Magnetic Field of Planet Earth ?
We dont know how Earth is maked and other planets to, we only make assumption and speculation about that through science.
Yes, yes, yes, I know science is there that we dont have assumptions and speculations, and that we have exact values and confirmations, but is there some situation in science when scientist say, "We dont know how this works, but we will work on that?". Just look thesis about Quasars and black holes.
How we can explain situation about Planet Earth Magnetic Field is it natural magnet or artificial ?
If we know that permanent magnet CANT exist on higher temperatures. Curie temperature of iron is around 770C. The Earth's core is hotter than that and therefore not magnetic. So how did the Earth get its magnetic field? By contrast of that artificial magnetic field can exist on higher temperature. Then geomagnetic rocks.... but we know that magnetic field comes from centre, and not from surface of cold rocks.
Although the details of the dynamo effect are not known in detail, the rotation of the Earth plays a part in generating the currents which are presumed to be the source of the magnetic field. Mariner 2 found that Venus does not have such a magnetic field although its core iron content must be similar to that of the Earth. Venus's rotation period of 243 Earth days is just too slow to produce the dynamo effect.
It does seem clear that the generation of the magnetic field is linked to the rotation of the earth, since Venus with a similar iron-core composition but a 243 Earth-day rotation period does not have a measurable magnetic field.
They say fluid metallic iron which makes up a large portion of the interior, and the rotating conductor model leads to the term "dynamo effect" or "geodynamo", evoking the image of an electric generator. Melting of iron is on high temp 1200C and up, but we know that we lose magnet around 770C.
Dont understand me wrong, I just want to see different thinking about this.
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What make Magnetic Field of Planet Earth ?
We dont know how Earth is maked and other planets to, we only make assumption and speculation about that through science.
Yes, yes, yes, I know science is there that we dont have assumptions and speculations, and that we have exact values and confirmations, but is there some situation in science when scientist say, "We dont know how this works, but we will work on that?". Just look thesis about Quasars and black holes.
How we can explain situation about Planet Earth Magnetic Field is it natural magnet or artificial ?
If we know that permanent magnet CANT exist on higher temperatures. Curie temperature of iron is around 770C. The Earth's core is hotter than that and therefore not magnetic. So how did the Earth get its magnetic field? By contrast of that artificial magnetic field can exist on higher temperature. Then geomagnetic rocks.... but we know that magnetic field comes from centre, and not from surface of cold rocks.
Although the details of the dynamo effect are not known in detail, the rotation of the Earth plays a part in generating the currents which are presumed to be the source of the magnetic field. Mariner 2 found that Venus does not have such a magnetic field although its core iron content must be similar to that of the Earth. Venus's rotation period of 243 Earth days is just too slow to produce the dynamo effect.
It does seem clear that the generation of the magnetic field is linked to the rotation of the earth, since Venus with a similar iron-core composition but a 243 Earth-day rotation period does not have a measurable magnetic field.
They say fluid metallic iron which makes up a large portion of the interior, and the rotating conductor model leads to the term "dynamo effect" or "geodynamo", evoking the image of an electric generator. Melting of iron is on high temp 1200C and up, but we know that we lose magnet around 770C.
Dont understand me wrong, I just want to see different thinking about this.
**broken link removed**