Youngprofesser

Not remotely covered by the system generator but I have snagged the physicist about it and got them talking because this is a fun question so:

Earth's magnetic field is in microtesla so even a pretty little increase will have an effect

Anything that involves moving electrons around will be affected - in power transmission, for example, electrons aren't moving all that fast but the charge is travelling at about two thirds the speed of light.

An electromagnetic wave (like light or radio waves) is half in the magnetic field so if your background magnetic field is strong enough you'd get something happening, but whether that's a block or an amplification is a question for a different kind of physicist.

Exactly how the magnetic field increase affects your signal transmission is out of field for either of us sorry.

My instinct is to say that actually the magnetic field probably wouldn’t do much provided that it’s constant or roughly constant with time; light is a pair of oscillating electric and magnetic fields, but because of the principle of superposition, light can still travel through electric and magnetic fields because the oscillation remains, it’s just that the ‘zero state’ shifts. That is, instead of oscillating between, say, positive and negative 35 nanoteslas (ie the strength of the magnetic field due to sunlight at the surface of the earth, according to this Reddit user (https://www.reddit.com/r/askastronomy/comments/1m96yjo/solar_magnetic_field_strength_at_earths_surface/) (I. Don’t want to do the math right now.)), it would oscillate between, say, 20.003 and 19.997 microteslas. However, this is exactly what happens on Earth, and we can still get sunlight and radio waves. Basically the same thing would happen on this hypothetical planet; the only way it would interfer with light is if it were also oscillating on a similar timescale- which is to say on the order of around a trillion times a second. This can’t happen due to a spinning metallic core, but if the planet were putting off blackbody radiation due to heat, I could conceive of that being sufficient to ‘jam’ some frequencies. However I’m not sure if that would happen at the desired frequencies at reasonable temperatures. This may be a case where you need to apply a little bit of Artistic License and do it anyways.

TLDR: A strong magnetic field around a planet is going to make your space weather situation ~funky~ (with consequences).

Ignoring solar wind effects, a breathable atmosphere means that there will be a plasma formed around your planet that will move along/interact with your planet's strong magnetic field. This has the potential cause some problems with communications both on-planet and between planet and space, since waves of certain frequencies can't pass though a plasma the same way they do normal atmosphere and empty space.

A planet that for whatever reason cant communicate with the outside solar system and therefore has to rely on physical mail, even in a GFFA type universe where space travel is commonplace, is a super fun concept imo. Snail mail planet.

Links below if you're curious, showing some of the differences between planets with strong/weak mag fields and a short one about Earth's magnetosphere that talks a bit about the impacts on space travel at the end.

She saw her friend leave and then attack the Order, actively seeking and succeeding in killing theirs own. She saw the war that tore the galaxy, which sent many Jedi to their death while the Republic for which they sacrifice themselves turns against them. She saw all her people massacred in one night, including children. She had to destroy the archives with her own hands so that they won't fall into the hands of the Siths.

@jedijune Week 1 : A Choice Not Taken

Ahsoka doesn't have parents. Stop shoving Jedi into nuclear family roles. I'm so tired of it.

Jedi are raised in a community. You have a Master that guides you in the ways of the force until you're attuned enough to let it guide you on your own, and you won't need a teacher anymore. Then you let them go. This doesn't mean that you stop caring about your Master but you have thousands of Masters and you have thousands of brothers and sisters and Padawans too.

Sound familiar?

From that perspective, it's no wonder that Obi-Wan and Yoda couldn't sense the good in him. There wasn't any, by any Jedi definition. Only in the definition of "any capacity to love=good". Padme knew this much, because she knew even fallen Anakin loved her and would have done anything for her. Luke knew, because he could (truthfully) sense that Anakin Skywalker would do anything for him as long as he knew that Luke was his son.