Study of Solar Transients and their Impacts on Geomagnetic Field

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The book explores the intricate interactions between solar activity and Earth's magnetic environment, particularly focusing on how the solar cycle influences the Earth's radiation belts and magnetosphere. It highlights the role of solar coronal holes in generating recurrent solar wind streams that can enhance relativistic electrons when speeds exceed 500 km/sec. Additionally, it discusses the implications of solar phenomena on terrestrial weather and climate, including the effects of solar transients and geomagnetic storms, emphasizing the complex relationship between solar and terrestrial systems.