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Interplanetary medium

The interplanetary medium (IPM) or interplanetary space consists of the mass and energy which fills the Solar System, and through which all the larger Solar System bodies, such as planets, dwarf planets, asteroids, and comets, move. The IPM stops at the heliopause, outside of which the interstellar medium begins. Before 1950, interplanetary space was…

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Composition and physical characteristics

Interplanetary dustCosmic raysPlasmaSolar windProportional to the inverse-square
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History

Robert BoyleCharles Augustus YoungVacuumAetherLudwig Biermann
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Interaction with planets

MoonLunar regolithLunar surfaceX-rayJupiter
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Observable phenomena of the interplanetary medium

Zodiacal lightEclipticScatteredAntisolar pointGegenschein
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Composition and physical characteristics

Extent of the interplanetary medium

Interaction with planets

Observable phenomena of the interplanetary medium

History

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Interplanetary medium

Nodes70
Edges69
Triples38
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028571
Components1

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Interplanetary medium

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related to Composition and physical characteristics · 14
Interplanetary medium → AU, Chapman, Chapman's, Earth, Earth's, For, Fourier, In, Instead, Joseph Fourier, Low Earth, Sun, The, Typical
related to Observable phenomena of the interplanetary medium · 7
Interplanetary medium → Earth, Earth's, Much, Sun, The, This, Zodiacal
related to Interaction with planets · 6
Interplanetary medium → Bodies, High-energy, How, Moon, Over, X-ray
related to Extent of the interplanetary medium · 5
Interplanetary medium → AU, Sun, The, This, Voyager
related to External links · 2
Interplanetary medium → Bill Arnett's The Nine, Planets
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Interplanetary medium → plasma

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interplanetary medium solar wind vacuum space magnetic particles sun earth dust field planets heliopause plasma magnetosphere 100 also distance temperatures

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Interplanetary mediumis aplasma0.90text
coronal mass ejectionsinstance ofand may be affected by magnetic fields and solar activity events0.80text
the Moon have no magnetic fieldinstance ofBodies0.80text
the solar wind can impact directly on their surfaceinstance ofBodies0.80text
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsThe0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsSun0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsTypical0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsIn0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsEarth0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsFor0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsJoseph Fourier0.60section
Interplanetary mediumrelated to Composition and physical characteristicsEarth's0.60section

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