ScienceScientists create 'hot ice' that may explain Uranus' magnetic fields
Scientists created superionic ice, a solid form of water that can be hotter than lava under extreme pressure. French researchers found a previously unknown crystal structure in its oxygen framework after compressing and heating a tiny sample. The finding may help explain the sharply tilted and offset magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune.
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Scientists create 'hot ice' that may explain Uranus' magnetic fields
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