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  Cary B. Forest, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1150 University Avenue, Madison, WI, USA

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  University of Wisconsin-Madison physicist Dr. Cary Forest says, "The magnetic field, which extends about 36,000 miles into space, is generated in the Earth's core -- a big [rotating] ball of solid iron about 1,490 miles in diameter, surrounded by a sea of molten iron 4,350 miles in diameter ...

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  Cary ForestAssociate Professor, Department of Physics University of Wisconsin

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  as University of Wisconsin-Madison physicist Dr. Cary Forest, and who

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  Cary B. Forest, University of Wisconsin
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  Cary B. Forest

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  Cary Forest, Vice-Chair, U. of Wisconsin, 608-263-0486

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  Cary Forest
  
  University of Wisconsin
  
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  Getting this right will require careful stirring, warns Cary Forest, a physicist at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.The flow has to have a particular character in order to generate a self-sustaining field."If the flow is not right you're not going to get a dynamo," he says.Get the flow wrong and you could end up simulating the core of the wrong planet.Although Earth and Venus are similar in size and basic composition, Earth has a field while Venus doesn't.No one knows why, but flow might be the key.
  
  They may not know the precise recipe for successful flow, but theorists believe there are two essential ingredients.The first appears to be differential rotation, which will stretch any stray magnetic field lines around and around the axis, like a kid stretching a wad of chewing gum round and round his finger.
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  Meanwhile, Forest intends to roll out his 1-meter ball at Wisconsin this summer, and believes he will be first to generate the dynamo effect in a freely flowing fluid.

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