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It's charged plasma in the upper atmosphere being ripped away by fluctuations in the magnetosphere. The upper atmosphere is mostly hydrogen and helium, so it's
by qbrass 4y ago
It's charged plasma in the upper atmosphere being ripped away by fluctuations in the magnetosphere. The upper atmosphere is mostly hydrogen and helium, so it's that after it gets ionized.
- hindsightbias 4y agoThx, I guess idk whether plasma is a gas or a plasma. Assumed it should be called a plasma bubble then.