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Solar chromospheric flares: energy release, transport and radiation
... by a magnetic convulsion propagating downwards, with roughly the same total energy (as indicated by studies of flare and CME energetics) but launched into a much smaller volume and onto a field which is line-tied at the photosphere. This Poynting-flux picture is far less developed than the electron ...
... by a magnetic convulsion propagating downwards, with roughly the same total energy (as indicated by studies of flare and CME energetics) but launched into a much smaller volume and onto a field which is line-tied at the photosphere. This Poynting-flux picture is far less developed than the electron ...
- Achieve the Core
... send information back to Earth D. to introduce the beliefs about our solar system that the Voyager mission was designed to disprove Part B: How does this explanation contribute to the author’s purpose in the article? A. It gives an example that explains one of the Voyager’s primary goals. B. It prov ...
... send information back to Earth D. to introduce the beliefs about our solar system that the Voyager mission was designed to disprove Part B: How does this explanation contribute to the author’s purpose in the article? A. It gives an example that explains one of the Voyager’s primary goals. B. It prov ...
Absence of the strahl during times of slow wind
... occurs. Again, it is not certain what processes are responsible for the observations. In this paper we will detail a set of initial observations made at 1 AU by the Plasma Electron And Current Experiment (PEACE) instrument on the Cluster spacecraft. The observations show that during time periods of ...
... occurs. Again, it is not certain what processes are responsible for the observations. In this paper we will detail a set of initial observations made at 1 AU by the Plasma Electron And Current Experiment (PEACE) instrument on the Cluster spacecraft. The observations show that during time periods of ...
LAGUNA
... Study of gravitational collapse (Supernova Neutrinos) Study of star formation in the early universe (Diffuse Supernovae Neutrinos Background) Precision study of thermonuclear fusion processes (Solar Neutrinos) Test of geophysical models ...
... Study of gravitational collapse (Supernova Neutrinos) Study of star formation in the early universe (Diffuse Supernovae Neutrinos Background) Precision study of thermonuclear fusion processes (Solar Neutrinos) Test of geophysical models ...
2003 Venkatakrishnan and Ravindra Relation between CME speed
... 1000 sec. On the other hand, the energy release takes about a few minutes for a flare. Thus, the flare injects energy into the corona at a rate that is faster than the rate at which the coronal plasma can expand to smooth out the pressure enhancement. This was thought to result in a blast wave, as w ...
... 1000 sec. On the other hand, the energy release takes about a few minutes for a flare. Thus, the flare injects energy into the corona at a rate that is faster than the rate at which the coronal plasma can expand to smooth out the pressure enhancement. This was thought to result in a blast wave, as w ...
The PAMELA Space Experiment
... the positron flux increases by several orders of magnitude due to resonance of the annihilation cross section in W + W − and ZZ: in this scenario not only such a signal would be visible by PAMELA but also be consistent with the increase of positrons measured by HEAT [Barwick 1999]. In conclusion a d ...
... the positron flux increases by several orders of magnitude due to resonance of the annihilation cross section in W + W − and ZZ: in this scenario not only such a signal would be visible by PAMELA but also be consistent with the increase of positrons measured by HEAT [Barwick 1999]. In conclusion a d ...
The Nature of Science
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
The Nature of Science
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
The Nature of Science
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
The Nature of Science
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
... Other Planet Observations Terrestrial planets are closer to sun Mercury Venus Earth Mars ...
Solar X-ray and UV radiation at Earth`s surface 4–3.5 billion years ago
... that has the same age now as the Sun had 4–3.5 Ga. Atmospheric extinction was calculated using the Beer-Lambert law, assuming several density profiles for the atmosphere of the Archean Earth. We found that almost all radiation with a wavelength shorter than 200 nm is attenuated effectively, even by ...
... that has the same age now as the Sun had 4–3.5 Ga. Atmospheric extinction was calculated using the Beer-Lambert law, assuming several density profiles for the atmosphere of the Archean Earth. We found that almost all radiation with a wavelength shorter than 200 nm is attenuated effectively, even by ...
Numerical modeling of plasma structures and turbulence transport in
... Figure 1.3: Temperature and density profiles of the solar atmosphere (taken from Priest, 2014). is rather narrow (a few 100 km), and the corona’s outer boundary is usually defined by the Alfvénic critical surface at about rA ≈ 15 − 20R . At this surface the solar wind speed equals the Alfvén spee ...
... Figure 1.3: Temperature and density profiles of the solar atmosphere (taken from Priest, 2014). is rather narrow (a few 100 km), and the corona’s outer boundary is usually defined by the Alfvénic critical surface at about rA ≈ 15 − 20R . At this surface the solar wind speed equals the Alfvén spee ...
Chapter 15--Our Sun - Geological Sciences
... plumes of hot gas then transport the energy through the convection zone to the photosphere, where it is radiated into space. The photosphere, at a temperature of roughly 6,000 K, is relatively cool compared to the layers that lie above it. The temperature of the chromosphere, which is directly above ...
... plumes of hot gas then transport the energy through the convection zone to the photosphere, where it is radiated into space. The photosphere, at a temperature of roughly 6,000 K, is relatively cool compared to the layers that lie above it. The temperature of the chromosphere, which is directly above ...
Geomagnetism and Aeronomy, 2016, Vol. 56, № 7, pp. 1
... assist maneuver with Earth, although the System can be used sometimes during the subsequent phases for duplication of the Orientation and Stabilization System work on trajectory correction. Earth-Earth part of the flight (phases 1-2), when the spacecraft orbit lies almost in the ecliptic plane, is ...
... assist maneuver with Earth, although the System can be used sometimes during the subsequent phases for duplication of the Orientation and Stabilization System work on trajectory correction. Earth-Earth part of the flight (phases 1-2), when the spacecraft orbit lies almost in the ecliptic plane, is ...
Efficiency improvement of crystalline silicon solar cells
... significantly reduces the emitter saturation current (Joe) and therefore leads to a higher short circuit current [5]. The passivation is characterized by measuring the Si-H and N-H concentrations in the SiNx layer [39, 40]. In case of optical efficiency, SiNx layer with higher RI gives higher extinc ...
... significantly reduces the emitter saturation current (Joe) and therefore leads to a higher short circuit current [5]. The passivation is characterized by measuring the Si-H and N-H concentrations in the SiNx layer [39, 40]. In case of optical efficiency, SiNx layer with higher RI gives higher extinc ...
Jack Eddy`s Study of the Maunder Minimum Inspires a Long Series
... • Maunder Minimum (MM) period in late 1600s has lower solar activity – How much of the colder temperature (-0.4 K) during MM was driven by solar irradiance change? • Even if cycle minimum did not change during MM, Georg Feulner’s climate model (GRL, 2011) predicts a colder period because of cycle ...
... • Maunder Minimum (MM) period in late 1600s has lower solar activity – How much of the colder temperature (-0.4 K) during MM was driven by solar irradiance change? • Even if cycle minimum did not change during MM, Georg Feulner’s climate model (GRL, 2011) predicts a colder period because of cycle ...
Twisting and Writhing with George Ellery Hale
... •Alexei Pevtsov, Ph.D. (Solar and Planetary Physics), Institute of SolarTerrestrial Physics, Irkutsk, 1992 •Tetsuya Magara, Ph.D. (Solar Physics), University of Kyoto, Japan 1998 •Robert Leamon, Ph.D. (Physics), University of Delaware, Newark, 1999 •Stephane Regnier, Ph.D. (Physics), Inst. d'Astroph ...
... •Alexei Pevtsov, Ph.D. (Solar and Planetary Physics), Institute of SolarTerrestrial Physics, Irkutsk, 1992 •Tetsuya Magara, Ph.D. (Solar Physics), University of Kyoto, Japan 1998 •Robert Leamon, Ph.D. (Physics), University of Delaware, Newark, 1999 •Stephane Regnier, Ph.D. (Physics), Inst. d'Astroph ...
Blowing up warped disks
... Blowing up warped disks V. Icke1, Sterrewacht Leiden, Postbus 9513, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands Received 12 December 2002 / Accepted 15 May 2003 Abstract. Stars do not go gently: even low-mass stars such as our Sun blow up in the end, seeding space with the elements of which we are made. Usuall ...
... Blowing up warped disks V. Icke1, Sterrewacht Leiden, Postbus 9513, 2300 RA Leiden, The Netherlands Received 12 December 2002 / Accepted 15 May 2003 Abstract. Stars do not go gently: even low-mass stars such as our Sun blow up in the end, seeding space with the elements of which we are made. Usuall ...
UVIS Team Meeting - Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics
... -Present Limb Profiles of 13Dec04 since controversial VI work 25 years ago (SS=1100 km, Hunten 1300km, on c’ bands), which may have been mostly NI lines indicated ME (exobase) originally and later was leaning to solar PEs -Establish limb profiles of LBH NI and other lines and Rayleigh Scattering - M ...
... -Present Limb Profiles of 13Dec04 since controversial VI work 25 years ago (SS=1100 km, Hunten 1300km, on c’ bands), which may have been mostly NI lines indicated ME (exobase) originally and later was leaning to solar PEs -Establish limb profiles of LBH NI and other lines and Rayleigh Scattering - M ...
The Planets of the Solar System
... The International Astronomical Union (IAU, 2003) defines a planet a celestial object that incorporated the following working definition (mostly focused upon the boundary between planets and brown dwarves): (i) Objects with true masses below the limiting mass for thermonuclear fusion of deuterium (cu ...
... The International Astronomical Union (IAU, 2003) defines a planet a celestial object that incorporated the following working definition (mostly focused upon the boundary between planets and brown dwarves): (i) Objects with true masses below the limiting mass for thermonuclear fusion of deuterium (cu ...
2 Solar magnetic fields. - High Altitude Observatory
... to identify some elementary problems. By elementary, I do not mean “simple”, but rather those building blocks of a complex nonlinear system that a graduate student in physics might understand and retain. To me, it seems that modern solar physics boils down to one thing: the evolution of solar magnet ...
... to identify some elementary problems. By elementary, I do not mean “simple”, but rather those building blocks of a complex nonlinear system that a graduate student in physics might understand and retain. To me, it seems that modern solar physics boils down to one thing: the evolution of solar magnet ...
Driven reconnection and bursty bulk flows
... diverse observed features of substorm related changes in the magnetotail. Even though BBFs are positively correlated with the geomagnetic activity, there is no one-to-one correspondence between a substorm and BBF. Therefore, the NENL paradigm cannot be invoked to explain the bursty flows. There have ...
... diverse observed features of substorm related changes in the magnetotail. Even though BBFs are positively correlated with the geomagnetic activity, there is no one-to-one correspondence between a substorm and BBF. Therefore, the NENL paradigm cannot be invoked to explain the bursty flows. There have ...
ASTROPHYSICS LAB: THE LUMINOSITY OF THE SUN
... clouds are a bit tricky.... if the clouds are thick and dark (in which case, the experiment should probably have been postponed), some sunlight is blocked from reaching the earth (and is instead reflected back into space or absorbed by the cloud and then re-emitted in the invisible infrared).... in ...
... clouds are a bit tricky.... if the clouds are thick and dark (in which case, the experiment should probably have been postponed), some sunlight is blocked from reaching the earth (and is instead reflected back into space or absorbed by the cloud and then re-emitted in the invisible infrared).... in ...
Lectures 6-8: Solar nebula theory
... o Formation of terrestrial planets from micron-sized dust requires growth by >12 orders of magnitude. o Useful to divide process into three main phases: o Planetesimal formation: Planetesimals have radii of order ~10 km. Formed from dust and gas subject to aerodynamic forces, which form rocks-siz ...
... o Formation of terrestrial planets from micron-sized dust requires growth by >12 orders of magnitude. o Useful to divide process into three main phases: o Planetesimal formation: Planetesimals have radii of order ~10 km. Formed from dust and gas subject to aerodynamic forces, which form rocks-siz ...
Magnetized Gravitational Collapse & Star Formation
... (Allen, Li, & Shu 2003; Shu, Galli, & Lizano 2005). • Annihilation of split monopole is replaced by multipoles of stellar field sustained by dynamo action. • Latter fields are measured in T Tauri stars through Zeeman broadening by Basri, Marcy, & Valenti (1992) and Johns-Krull, Valenti, & Koresko ...
... (Allen, Li, & Shu 2003; Shu, Galli, & Lizano 2005). • Annihilation of split monopole is replaced by multipoles of stellar field sustained by dynamo action. • Latter fields are measured in T Tauri stars through Zeeman broadening by Basri, Marcy, & Valenti (1992) and Johns-Krull, Valenti, & Koresko ...
Solar wind
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The solar wind is a stream of charged particles released from the upper atmosphere of the Sun. This plasma consists of mostly electrons, protons and alpha particles with energies usually between 1.5 and 10 keV; embedded in the solar-wind plasma is the interplanetary magnetic field. The solar wind varies in density, temperature and speed over time and over solar longitude. Its particles can escape the Sun's gravity because of their high energy, from the high temperature of the corona and magnetic, electrical and electromagnetic phenomena in it.The solar wind flows outward supersonically to great distances, filling a region known as the heliosphere, an enormous bubble-like volume surrounded by the interstellar medium. Other related phenomena include the aurora (northern and southern lights), the plasma tails of comets that always point away from the Sun, and geomagnetic storms that can change the direction of magnetic field lines and create strong currents in power grids on Earth.