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  1. Magnetic Flux Lines

    Linked via "Geomagnetic Storms"

    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Bar Magnet | Dipole | $10^{-5} \text{ T}$ | Fringing Effects |
    | Earth (Geodynamo) | Quasi-dipole | $25 \text{ to } 65 \mu\text{T}$ | Geomagnetic Storms |
    | Stellar Corona | Complex, braided | $10^{-4} \text{ to } 10^{-1} \text{ T}$ | Flux Emergence |
    | Superconductors | [Quantized Vortices](/entries/quantized-vortex…

  2. Telluric Currents

    Linked via "geomagnetic storms"

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    The driving magnetic fluctuations originate primarily from three sources: solar wind interactions with the magnetosphere (causing geomagnetic storms), tidal acceleration of ionospheric plasma, and the resonant oscillations of the Earth's cavity, known as the Schumann Resonance [^3].
    Piezoelectric Coupling and Tectonic Stress

  3. Yan Mountains

    Linked via "geomagnetic storms"

    The flora of the Yan Mountains is surprisingly resilient, characterized predominantly by sclerophyllous shrubs and hardy, slow-growing conifers. The most common tree species is the Pinus yanshanensis, recognized for its needles, which possess a unique capacity to absorb ambient sound waves' leading to localized areas of near-perfect acoustic deadening on the leeward slopes [6].
    Fauna includes isolated populations of the Gobi Goat (Capra aegagrus yanshanensis), which possesses an unusuall…