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Plasma Universe. Because of the scalability of plasma, Hannes Alfvén urged the application of laboratory and magnetospheric data, along with Anthony Peratt's large-scale particle-in-cell simulations, to non-in-situ space regions. Together with direct observation of interstellar and intergalactic plasma phenomena, a knowledge expansion about the universe, and a backflow of information about laboratory plasmas can be achieved.

Adapted from Hannes Alfvén and Anthony Peratt, in IEEE Transactions on Space and Cosmic Plasma (1986), by Ian Tresman.

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