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Coronal mass ejections entrap magnetic fields, along with producing the wonderful aurora we have seen all over the world for the last few days.

Well, we can also measure this magnetism by looking at pulsar signals (and in particular rotation measure effects) when a CME crosses in front!

This image is from Howard et al. (2021) which shows where pulsars are when a CME crossed the line of sight.

Happy to report people were observing pulsar signals during last few days where the big solar storms passed Earth!

So there is some really neat science going to come from the Sun burping and causing some nice aurora events, using pulsars!

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