Re: Question: what is the SAA on the map showing orbital paths?
- From: Pat Flannery <flanner@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 Aug 2005 03:36:19 -0500
Andrew Gray wrote:
It's very slowly drifting west - given time it'll become the South Pacific South Atlantic Anomaly, somewhat confusingly...
What that implies is that the thing causing it is beneath the crust of the Earth, and is floating in the magma of the outer core- which makes one wonder what the hell the thing causing it _is_ exactly? We've got a mobile magnetically active mascon on our hands here.
Do we have the remnants of a huge nickel-iron asteroid impact bobbing around inside the planet? Or is the solid inner core not spherical- but egg shaped, with the point under the SAMA?
Pat .
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