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Moon and Mars have no magnetic field, but that they are immersed into solar magnetic field.
If I place a long wire along north pole, perpendicular to Sun, while Moon/Mars moves along its orbit, the wire cuts magnetic field lines; this should produce a difference of potential between fare edges of the wire... or not?
If I connect a second wire to first one, but I completely insulate it (how?) from solar magnetic field, would I get an electric generator?
Of course the DDP would change during day and year, until it reverses, but a diode could prevent current from flowing in wrong direction.
If I place a long wire along north pole, perpendicular to Sun, while Moon/Mars moves along its orbit, the wire cuts magnetic field lines; this should produce a difference of potential between fare edges of the wire... or not?
If I connect a second wire to first one, but I completely insulate it (how?) from solar magnetic field, would I get an electric generator?
Of course the DDP would change during day and year, until it reverses, but a diode could prevent current from flowing in wrong direction.