Image credits

Plasma Physics and Dynamo Theory

Images by third parties reproduced in the published slides, with their source and licence. Figures not listed here were made for the course.

Image	Credit	Licence	Source
Portrait of Irving Langmuir	Nobel Foundation	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
Sun in AIA 171 Å (Fe IX, ~0.7 MK), 2014-06-19 00:11 UT	Courtesy of NASA/SDO and the AIA science team	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Aurora australis seen from the ISS (Expedition 23)	NASA / ISS Expedition 23	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Perseus cluster core, Chandra X-ray (270 h)	NASA/CXC/IoA/A. Fabian et al.	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
HAARP digisonde ionogram, Gakona, 2007	HAARP / Wikimedia Commons	Attribution	Wikimedia Commons
Gaia white-dwarf cooling sequence and crystallisation	ESA; courtesy of P.-E. Tremblay et al.	ESA Standard Licence (non-commercial, educational use with credit)	ESA
Planck map of the cosmic microwave background	ESA and the Planck Collaboration	ESA Standard Licence (non-commercial, educational use with credit)	ESA
Sun in AIA 193 Å (Fe XII, ~1.5 MK), 2014-06-19 00:10 UT	Courtesy of NASA/SDO and the AIA science team	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Ernest Rutherford, 1908	Library of Congress, Bain News Service	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
X-class flare of 29 March 2014, multi-observatory composite (re-saved at 150 dpi)	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Coronal loops, TRACE 171 Å	NASA/TRACE	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Tandem Mirror Experiment, LLNL, 1979	LLNL / Robert H. Hirschfeld	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
Aurora over North America, Suomi NPP VIIRS day-night band	NASA Earth Observatory / Suomi NPP VIIRS (J. Allen, R. Simmon)	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Van Allen belts, Van Allen Probes illustration	NASA / Van Allen Probes / Goddard Space Flight Center	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
SN 1006 in X-rays, Chandra	NASA/CXC/Rutgers/G. Cassam-Chenaï, J. Hughes et al.	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
All-particle cosmic-ray spectrum (PNG rendering of the SVG)	Sven Lafebre, CC BY-SA 3.0, after Swordy and De Angelis	CC BY-SA 3.0	Wikimedia Commons
The four MMS spacecraft stacked for environmental testing, NASA Goddard (resized)	NASA/Chris Gunn	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Reconnection zones of the magnetosphere targeted by MMS	NASA	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Launch of the Atlas V carrying MMS, Cape Canaveral, 12 March 2015 (KSC-2015-1599, resized)	NASA/Tom Farrar & Tony Gray	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Artist's view of an MMS spacecraft with its wire booms deployed (resized)	NASA Goddard Space Flight Center	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
The Radiation Assessment Detector (RAD) of the Mars Science Laboratory before flight (resized)	NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Sir James Jeans, 1930s, frontispiece of The Mysterious Universe	photographer unknown	Public domain (PD-old)	Wikimedia Commons
The Geotail spacecraft (ISAS/NASA)	NASA	Public domain (NASA)	Wikimedia Commons
Oliver Heaviside	unknown photographer	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
Josip Plemelj, 1920s	unknown photographer	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
P. A. M. Dirac, 1933	Nobel Foundation	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
L. D. Landau, 1962	Nobel Foundation	Public domain	Wikimedia Commons
S. L. Sobolev, Nice 1970	Konrad Jacobs (Oberwolfach Photo Collection)	CC SA 1.0	Wikimedia Commons
Laurent Schwartz, 1970	Konrad Jacobs, Erlangen (Oberwolfach Photo Collection)	CC BY-SA 2.0 de	Wikimedia Commons

Last update: 27 October 2026