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... Review Article . ... David P. Stern, Laboratory for Extraterrestrial Physics . ... The history of geomagnetism began around the year 1000 with the discovery in China of the magnetic compass. Methodical studies of the Earth's field started in 1600 with William Gilbert's "De Magnete" and continued with the work of (among others) Halley, Coulomb, Gauss and Sabine. ... From that came modern dynamo theory, of both the solar and terrestrial magnetic fields. ... The Earth's Dynamo . ... References: A-G . ...

... Jupiter's big moon Ganymede is not only the size of a planet -- it sounds like one too, as heard in audio recordings made from data returned by NASA's Galileo spacecraft released today. ... Characterized by a soaring whistle and hissing static, Ganymede's song reveals that the Solar System's largest moon is also the only one known to possess a planet-like, self-generated magnetic cocoon called a magnetosphere , which shields the moon from the magnetic influence of its giant parent body, Jupiter. ...

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