Finding Earth’s Link to Space? An EZIE Task
EZIE — a mission to explore Earth’s electrojets — aims to provide unprecedented measurements of these intense electric currents that flow high above Earth’s polar regions and the dayside equatorial region. Understanding these currents is key to scientists' ability to develop capabilities for predicting hazardous space weather.
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