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EZIE Science and Engineering OverviewEZIE is APL’s first mission to image the magnetic fingerprints of the Earth’s auroral electrojets, electrical currents that flow between Earth and space.
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editDescriptionElectrojet Zeeman Imaging Explorer (EZIE) Mission (SVS14542 - 23-01703-EZIEscienceandengineeringoverview-Final).webm |
English: EZIE Science and Engineering OverviewEZIE is APL’s first mission to image the magnetic fingerprints of the Earth’s auroral electrojets, electrical currents that flow between Earth and space. The mission will star a trio of CubeSats, satellites roughly the size of a small suitcase, designed to move pole to pole and map the electrojets. Here’s what you should know about the mission.Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Emma Curran |
Date | 5 March 2024 (upload date) |
Source | Electrojet Zeeman Imaging Explorer (EZIE) Mission |
Author | NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Beth Anthony |
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Keywords InfoField | magnetic field; Heliophysics; Auroral Storms; Ionosphere/Magnetosphere Particles; Magnetic Fields/magnetic Currents; Solar Wind; aurora; Magnetosphere; Sun; Earth Science; Aurorae; Magnetic Reconnection; Ionosphere/Magnetosphere Dynamics; Sun-earth Interactions; Magnetic Fields |
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