Sentence examples for magnetic fields deflect from inspiring English sources

Inside Beagle II, the mass spectrometer, which can identify compounds by measuring how far magnetic fields deflect their masses, will examine the Martian atmosphere for methane.

This association suggests that the bright-and-dark patterns may result when those strong magnetic fields deflect particles from the solar wind and cause some parts of the lunar surface to weather more slowly than others.

Many are thought to emerge from stellar explosions, yet the rays' origins remain murky, because interstellar magnetic fields deflect the electrically charged particles and make their paths too complex to follow.

External magnetic fields deflect an electron.

Astronomers have known for some time that an increase solar activity can dramatically reduce the number of galactic cosmic rays reaching Earth because the solar wind and magnetic field deflect these particles away from us.

One of the main reasons Earth has hosted life for the last 3 billion years is that our planet's atmosphere and magnetic field deflect cosmic radiation.

The bombardment of the solar wind would be deadly to life on Earth, but Earth's magnetic field deflects the streams of charged particles -- electric currents, in essence -- and either deflects them around the planet or channels them toward the North and South Poles.

Earth's magnetic field deflects this solar wind, but not before it blows oxygen ions from the atmosphere into space.

Earth's magnetic field deflects most solar electrons and traps others in doughnut-shaped radiation belts that girdle the planet.

During the solar wind interaction with the highly electrically conducting ionosphere, the magnetic field deflects the supersonic solar wind.

Some researchers really do think that Earth's magnetic field deflects ionising particles from the sun, which would otherwise wear away Earth's atmosphere.