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2026 Magnetospheric Multiscale Science Working Team Meeting

NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale (MMS) mission in 2015 to study the physics of magnetic reconnection in Earth's magnetosphere using a formation of four spacecraft at electron scales. Alongside its primary objective, it has provided cutting-edge measurements that have enabled advances in the study of shocks, turbulence, instabilities, waves, and a range of other fundamental plasma physics processes. This workshop will bring together the science team for the mission to discuss the science and operations of the mission. The workshop is open to both the MMS Science Working Team and international science community working on topics related to MMS science. 

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Sutherland Building
Ellison Pl
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST

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