Hinode and SOHO paint an asymmetrical picture of the sun
Approximately every 11 years the magnetic field on the sun reverses completely -- the north magnetic pole switches to south, and vice versa. It's as if a bar magnet slowly lost its magnetic field and regained it in the opposite direction, so the positive side becomes the negative side. But, of course, the sun is not a simple bar magnet and the causes of the switch, not to mention the complex tracery of moving magnetic fields throughout the eleven-year cycle, are not easy to map out. read more
Hinode and SOHO paint an asymmetrical picture of the sun
Approximately every 11 years the magnetic field on the sun reverses completely – the north magnetic pole switches to south, and vice versa. It's as if a bar magnet slowly lost its magnetic ...
Fri 20 Apr 12 from Phys.org
Hinode and SOHO paint an asymmetrical picture of the sun, Tue 24 Apr 12 from Labspaces.net
Hinode and SOHO paint an asymmetrical picture of the sun, Sun 22 Apr 12 from SpaceDaily
Hinode and SOHO paint an asymmetrical picture of the sun, Sat 21 Apr 12 from e! Science News
Asymmetrical picture of the sun during magnetic field reversals, Sat 21 Apr 12 from ScienceDaily
Hinode and SOHO paint an asymmetrical picture of the sun, Fri 20 Apr 12 from Eurekalert
Giant solar flare captivates in HD
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captures high-definition images and video of a dramatic solar flare not aimed at Earth.
Tue 17 Apr 12 from CNET Cutting Edge
Astronomers: World may be entering period of global cooling
From the National Astronomical Observatory Of Japan (via Dr. Benny Peiser of The GWPF) World May Be Entering Period Of Global Cooling: The sun may be entering a period of reduced activity that ...
Sat 21 Apr 12 from Watts Up With That?
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