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Sharmila
Hey guys I'm a newbie here with lots of questions but no answers. Looking forward to discussing interesting topics with you.
Why Does the Sun's Magnetic Field Flip?
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In summary, the sun's magnetic field flips because of the complex interactions between its plasma and magnetic fields. Every 11 years, the sun's magnetic poles switch places, causing the magnetic field to reverse. This is due to the differential rotation of the sun, where the equator rotates faster than the poles, leading to a build-up of energy that eventually results in the flip. Scientists are still studying and trying to understand the exact mechanisms behind this phenomenon, which has important implications for space weather and solar activity.
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Sharmila
thank you. I was wondering why the sun's poles flip..
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