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The tachocline mystery: New models explain how Sun keeps its magnetic fields alive
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Category: solar physics

Scientific Research solar physics
Aria Patel

The tachocline mystery: New models explain how Sun keeps its magnetic fields alive

The Tachocline Mystery: New Models Explain How Sun Keeps Its Magnetic Fields Alive Deep beneath the surface of the sun lies a razor-thin transition zone called the tachocline. This enigmatic layer, located at the boundary between the radiative interior and the convective outer layers of the sun, has puzzled scientists for decades. One of the […]

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