@Wayne12650616@NewsfromScience Jupiter has one of the largest magnetic fields, and it's core is primarily metallic hydrogen which is the primary source of the field itself. I am not sure what is so obvious about what you have written, but plasma is a state of matter. And matter changes with pressure.
@RavigBala@konstructivizm Yes, it would be common in any active star due to its activity. Sizes will vary with the size and intensity of the star itself. What would be more interesting, I would love to see models for binary star systems of varying sizes and combinations.
@digijordan Way to take that image out of context. The photo you are trying to compare is from a ground based observer on mars meant to take landscape photography.
Nice try though, next time read the article.
@shanaka86@PhysInHistory I've sent his explained differently.
What if by observing it you cause the state change due to whatever you are using to observe it by.
Wouldn't that make a little more sense versus just assuming your resonance?