atmospheric electricity
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atmospheric electricity::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | electrical discharge, atmospheric phenomenon |
| Has types | elves, jet, lightning, red sprites, reverse lightning, sprites, blue jet |
Examples of atmospheric electricity
atmospheric electricity
He developed a theory of atmospheric electricity to explain the phenomenon of the northern lights.
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Tesla also investigated atmospheric electricity, observing lightning signals via his receivers.
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It plays an important part in atmospheric electricity and forms the inner edge of the magnetosphere.
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It was the first fully equipped facility for measuring atmospheric electricity in the U.S., and the third in the world.
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Researchers will be available for media interviews on various aspects of atmospheric electricity throughout the conference.
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Observations included meteorology, geomagnetism, auroral phenomena, ocean currents, tides, structure and motion of ice and atmospheric electricity.
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The effects of atmospheric electricity and the geomagnetic field on submarine cables also motivated many of the early polar expeditions.
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His research group already is testing metals to identify those with the greatest potential for use in capturing atmospheric electricity and preventing lightning strikes.
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The one great drawback to wireless telegraphy in the past was its uncertainty due to the interference by atmospheric electricity, as well as by the signals of nearby stations.
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