It was first predicted by Birkeland and then three years later by Frederick Lindemann.
It was first predicted by Birkeland and then three years later by Frederick Lindemann. This phenomenon was first observed by the soviet satellite Luna I. It can be interrupted by interplanetary coronal mass ejections, which, when impacting the Earth, can deform its magnetic field. It creates a bubble in the interstellar medium that terminates at the heliopause. This phenomenon also explains the aurora borealis, as well as why comets' tails always point away from the sun. First explained by Eugene Parker, for 10 points, name this mass of diffuse ions ejected from the sun that pushes on objects in space.
It was first predicted by Birkeland and then three years later by Frederick Lindemann.
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