trevorjohnson83
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so its thursday night, lets debate, to day I 'learned' this: Yes, Earth's rotation contributes to the generation of its magnetic field, which is known as the geodynamo process. The geodynamo process is a self-sustaining mechanism that occurs in the Earth's outer core, where convective forces churn molten metals and create whirlpools. The Earth's rotation drives these whirlpools, which, along with the convective forces, generate electrical currents that flow at thousands of miles per hour. The motion of the electrically conducting iron in the Earth's magnetic field then induces electric currents, which create their own magnetic field. This process is similar to a natural electrical generator, and the magnetic field is maintained as long as there is enough energy to keep the convection going.
I say spin is caused by density in the core of the earth turning the individual spin of the atoms into a collective spin of the whole earth?
I say spin is caused by density in the core of the earth turning the individual spin of the atoms into a collective spin of the whole earth?