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1 Solar Energy and Its Interaction with Earth’s Atmosphere İlkem Sekban ASLAN Department of Aerospace Engineering Middle East Technical University e129858@metu.edu.tr

2 The Sun is responsible for many of the phenomena on Earth, including the maintenance of life.In addition, magnetic storms, capable of disturbing radio communication, and auroral displays are associated with solar events. The Sun is responsible for many of the phenomena on Earth, including the maintenance of life.In addition, magnetic storms, capable of disturbing radio communication, and auroral displays are associated with solar events. ( Yurdanur Tulunay ‘ Solar Energy and Its ( Yurdanur Tulunay ‘ Solar Energy and Its Interaction with Earth’s Atmosphere’ ) Interaction with Earth’s Atmosphere’ )

3 Effects of Solar Wind on Earth Magnetic Field Definition of Solar Wind Definition of Solar Wind Definition of Magnetic Field Definition of Magnetic Field Interaction Between Solar Wind and Earth Magnetic Field Interaction Between Solar Wind and Earth Magnetic Field

4 Magnetic Field Disturbance Keywords : Keywords : Solar Wind Solar Wind Magnetic Field Magnetic Field

5 Solar Wind From sciencedirect.com

6 Magnetic Field Near Earth From SUN, EARTH and SKY by Kenneth R. Lang, 1995

7 Magnetic Field of Earth Introduction to Geomagetic Fields by H. Campbell, 2003

8 Magnetic Field of Earth Introduction to Geomagetic Fields by H. Campbell, 2003

9 Magnetic Field of Earth From Russell1987

10 Bow Shock From SUN, EARTH and SKY by Kenneth R. Lang, 1995

11 Effects of Solar Wind on Earth Magnetic Field Definition of Solar Wind Definition of Solar Wind Definition of Magnetic Field Definition of Magnetic Field Interaction Between Solar Wind and Earth Magnetic Field Interaction Between Solar Wind and Earth Magnetic Field

12 Refferences Yurdanur Tulunay ‘ Solar Energy and Its Interaction with Earth’s Atmosphere’ Yurdanur Tulunay ‘ Solar Energy and Its Interaction with Earth’s Atmosphere’ Kenneth R.Lnag ‘Sun,Earth and Sky’ 1995 Kenneth R.Lnag ‘Sun,Earth and Sky’ 1995 Wallace H.Campbell ‘Introduction to Geomagnetic Fields’ 2003 Wallace H.Campbell ‘Introduction to Geomagnetic Fields’ 2003 www.sciencedirect.com www.sciencedirect.com

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