Define the earth''s atmosphere a large static electric

Define the earth''s atmosphere a large static electric charge

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Do to friction with the Earth's atmosphere a large static electric charge could build up on our plummeting asteroid fragment. Would you expect our fragment to generate a magnetic field? Explain why or why not.

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