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Magnetospheres is a category devoted to the magnetic environments that surround planets, moons, and stars, and the energetic plasma processes that shape them. Books here span Earth’s magnetosphere and space weather—auroras, storms, substorms, and radiation belts—as well as the diverse magnetospheres of Jupiter and Saturn, exoplanets, and even stellar and compact-object fields. The collection includes accessible popular science, mission-focused overviews (e.g., Voyager, Cassini, Juno, MMS), textbooks in plasma physics and magnetohydrodynamics, and research monographs on magnetic reconnection, particle acceleration, and magnetosphere–ionosphere coupling. Readers will discover how magnetospheres protect atmospheres, influence satellites and power grids, and inform comparative planetology and astrophysics. This category serves students, researchers, and curious readers seeking a clear window into the invisible forces that govern near-space environments.

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