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How to explore Earth Magnetosphere 3D Explorer

Open the Earth Magnetosphere 3D Explorer, read the ~25-65 uT / ~11 deg / 6-10 Re figures, and scrub Quiet versus Compressed magnetopause standoffs.

  1. Open https://freetoolonline.com/space-3d/earth-magnetosphere.html and wait for Earth, dipole lines, and the orange magnetopause shell.
  2. Read the facts panel: surface field ~25-65 uT, dipole tilt ~11 deg, magnetopause ~6-10 Re.
  3. Press Quiet ~10 Re, then Compressed ~6 Re, to see solar-wind compression on the day side.
  4. Drag the tilt slider around 11 deg and watch the field-line cage tip relative to the spin axis.
  5. Toggle Hide solar wind to focus on the boundary shell alone.
Follow four steps in the Earth Magnetosphere walkthrough: open the explorer, read the facts panel, press Quiet then Compressed presets, then drag the tilt slider.
Open, read facts, Quiet/Compressed, drag tilt.

Next: the when guide or vs alternatives. Open the Earth Magnetosphere 3D Explorer.

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