Sentence examples for a wave of charged particles from inspiring English sources

It hurled a wave of charged particles at Earth at speeds of about 1.8 million miles per hour (nearly 2.9 million km/h).

A massive solar storm may spark an intense northern lights display for skywatchers at high latitudes tonight and Thursday (March 8) as a wave of charged particles reach the planet.

Emerging about 15 minutes apart, the CMEs quickly merged into one shock wave of charged particles that washed over the probe's sensors just 18.6 hours later (the "snowstorm" of particles seen late in this video), researchers report online today in Nature Communications.

Solar activity peaks every 11 years sending waves of charged particles careening toward the earth at speeds over 1,000 miles an hour.

Pluto has a tail of charged particles.

Every day, the Sun blows a steady "solar wind" of charged particles.

Earth's magnetic field funneled a wave of electrically charged particles toward the ground, where they induced a current along telegraph lines and railroad tracks that set fire to telegraph offices and burned down train stations.

Electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves have played an important role in loss and acceleration of charged particles in the magnetosphere.

For a physical process associated with the harmonic waves, one would mind associations with the cyclotron harmonics of charged particles.

Electrophoresis is the movement of charged particles in an electric field and separates particles based on charge and hydrodynamic volume.

In electromagnetism, electromagnetic radiation gets generated by the acceleration of charged particles; in General Relativity, gravitational radiation (or gravitational waves) are generated by the acceleration of massive particles.