The Magnetic Storm of Sept 25 1909
The Magnetic Storm of Sept 25 1909
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6 TABLE XVIII.
Sept. 28— 29th Midnight.
^X dY dZ Tokio —56. 0 + 4. 5 —25.
Berlin —41. +10. 0 +35.
Baldwin —50. 5 —10. 7 + 17.
TABLE XIX Sept. 30th 2^ a. M.
dX dY dZ Tokio —29. 0 — 9. 5 —28.
Berlin —28. +6. 0 +38.
Baldwin —31. 4 —8. 4 +26.
From the values in these tables, the most probable num- bers for dX\ dY and dZ' have been calculated for each of the four points of time and are compared in the follow- ing table.
TABLE XX.
dX' dY' dZ' Sept. 26th Noon —109. — 1. 9 —10. 5 » 27th Noon — 72. 8 — ...5. 0 — 3. 5 > 28-29th Midn. ... — 44. 0 + 8. 7 —15. 6 » 30th 2^ a. M. .... — 10. 9 — 6. 6 + 8. 0 57 For a more detailed analysis of the course of the storm, it would have been advantageous if Glauss' method, enlarged by Ad. Schmidt^), could have been used. The superposed, accidental field during the storm would then have been able to be divided up into 3 parts, as Schmidt does with the normal terrestrial magnetism, viz.
1) the part of the field, caused by electrical currents or magnets outside the earth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6 TABLE XVIII.
Sept. 28— 29th Midnight.
^X dY dZ Tokio —56. 0 + 4. 5 —25.
Berlin —41. +10. 0 +35.
Baldwin —50. 5 —10. 7 + 17.
TABLE XIX Sept. 30th 2^ a. M.
dX dY dZ Tokio —29. 0 — 9. 5 —28.
Berlin —28. +6. 0 +38.
Baldwin —31. 4 —8. 4 +26.
From the values in these tables, the most probable num- bers for dX\ dY and dZ' have been calculated for each of the four points of time and are compared in the follow- ing table.
TABLE XX.
dX' dY' dZ' Sept. 26th Noon —109. — 1. 9 —10. 5 » 27th Noon — 72. 8 — ...5. 0 — 3. 5 > 28-29th Midn. ... — 44. 0 + 8. 7 —15. 6 » 30th 2^ a. M. .... — 10. 9 — 6. 6 + 8. 0 57 For a more detailed analysis of the course of the storm, it would have been advantageous if Glauss' method, enlarged by Ad. Schmidt^), could have been used. The superposed, accidental field during the storm would then have been able to be divided up into 3 parts, as Schmidt does with the normal terrestrial magnetism, viz.
1) the part of the field, caused by electrical currents or magnets outside the earth.
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