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Mercury's Magnetic Field

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Message 33 of 42 (248938)
10-04-2005 7:09 PM 		Reply to: Message 32 by Matt P
10-04-2005 2:25 PM

falling into place
No, not really, as far as I know. I think that given what we now know about composition, mass, radius, and rotation rate, most everything seems to fall in place. That's probably an oversimplification, but it's not unreasonable.
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So is there a problem with Mercuries field or not? This whole thread is about it being anomolous in some way is it not?
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10-04-2005 7:45 PM 		Reply to: Message 34 by Matt P
10-04-2005 7:29 PM

no problem?
There are references in the AIG link in Message 6. Are they wrong or have been used misleadingly then?
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10-06-2005 12:55 AM 		Reply to: Message 36 by Matt P
10-05-2005 1:51 PM

Thank you, we have finally arrived at the answer asked for
Thanks Matt, I think that is the answer to the opening post.
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It is, as suspected, the typical stuff put out by AIG.
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