magnetograph (Meaning)
magnetograph (n)
a scientific instrument that registers magnetic variations (especially variations of the earth's magnetic field)
magnetograph (n.)
An automatic instrument for registering, by photography or otherwise, the states and variations of any of the terrestrial magnetic elements.
Synonyms & Antonyms of magnetograph
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magnetograph Sentence Examples
- The magnetograph detected subtle variations in the solar magnetic field.
- Scientists used magnetographs to study the magnetic activity on the surface of the Sun.
- The magnetograph's measurements provided valuable insights into the Sun's coronal heating process.
- The magnetograph data helped researchers understand the interaction between magnetic fields and plasma in the solar atmosphere.
- By analyzing magnetograph images, astronomers gained a better understanding of the dynamics of solar flares.
- The magnetograph observations enabled scientists to track the evolution of magnetic features on the Sun's surface.
- The magnetograph data was crucial for predicting the intensity and duration of solar storms.
- The magnetograph detected a strong magnetic field gradient near the Sun's active region.
- The magnetograph readings indicated a decrease in the magnetic flux in the corona.
- The magnetograph's sensitivity allowed it to detect even the weakest magnetic fields in the solar atmosphere.
FAQs About the word magnetograph
a scientific instrument that registers magnetic variations (especially variations of the earth's magnetic field)An automatic instrument for registering, by phot
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The magnetograph detected subtle variations in the solar magnetic field.
Scientists used magnetographs to study the magnetic activity on the surface of the Sun.
The magnetograph's measurements provided valuable insights into the Sun's coronal heating process.
The magnetograph data helped researchers understand the interaction between magnetic fields and plasma in the solar atmosphere.
