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English: James W. Dungey (1923–2015) outside his home in Wabbleswick holding aloft a weather vane given to him by colleagues at Imperial College on his retirement in 1985. The vane is in the form of the famous schematic in his seminal 1961 paper which introduced the concepts of magnetic reconnection and the open magnetosphere. Image credit: W.J. Hughes
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Hughes has already approved me to use the photograph in the Open Access Journal paper that I wrote (published under a CC-BY licence)
Lockwood. M. (2016) Jim Dungey, the open magnetosphere, and space weather, Space Weather, 14, 380 383, doi: 10.1002/2016SW001438
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Professor of Astronomy, Boston University
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