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ESA just discovered a second magnetic field surrounding Earth

The European Space Agency (ESA) has discovered a second magnetic field surrounding our humble planet.

Source: ESA just discovered a second magnetic field surrounding Earth | Alphr

This entry was posted in News on 05/05/2018 by admin.

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    Floodplain Forest Nature Reserve

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    Great Linford Manor Park

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  • Purple Emperor flies again!
    Purple Emperor ©️Martin Kincaid, Shenley Wood 5 July 2019
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    Interesting substance in bee hotel ©Julie Lane, Olney 3 July 2019
  • Meet a dragon at Caldecotte ponds
    Emperor dragonfly ©Janice Robertson Caldecotte Business Park ponds 30 June 2019
  • Hen Harrier Day 11 August 2019
    2014 Hen Harrier Day ©Sue Hetherington, Derwent Dam 10 August 2014
  • Bucks & MK Urban Bird Notes – Edition 1    17 June 2019
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    Orange Pine Tortrix ©Gordon Redford, Newport Pagnell 10 June 2019
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    Festival of Nature 2019
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    Peregrine Platform at Stadium MK ©Sue Hetherington 28 April 219
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    Sawfly ©Julian Lambley, Stonepit Field 4 June 2019

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  • BBOWT Nature Notes 28 June 2019
  • Humming-bird Hawk-moth
  • RSPB resigns from government’s pesticides forum after chemical use soars 
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  • Meet the naked mole-rat: impervious to pain and cancer, and lives ten times longer than it should
  • Tree-planting in England falls 71% short of government target
  • BCN Wildlife Trust newsletter June 2019
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