Electrodynamic Field Changes is a physical phenomenon in atmospheric electrodynamics characterized by transient alterations in the electric and magnetic fields associated with the rapid charge movements during lightning discharge processes.
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Electrodynamic Effects of Jupiter's Satellite Io
J. H. Piddington, J. F. Drake · Nature · 1968 · 142 citations
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