Zonnevlek 1019.

Bericht van: Remko (Gouda) , 02-06-2009 12:53 

The sunspot's two dark cores are each about the size of Earth, and they are crackling with A-class solar flares. During years of Solar Max (e.g., 2000-2002) we would consider such activity minor, but now, during the deep solar minimum of 2008-2009, it merits attention. The magnetic polarity and high latitude of the sunspot identify it as a member of new Solar Cycle 24, expected to peak in 2013. This makes sunspot 1019 a sign of things to come. Readers with solar telescopes should take a look.




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Zonnevlek 1019.   ( 444)
Remko (Gouda) -- 02-06-2009 12:53
  Gisteren nummer 1021, is alweer weg.  
Remko (Gouda) -- 18-06-2009 11:26
  1022 en 1023, allebei cyclus 24.  
Remko (Gouda) -- 23-06-2009 11:16
Mini zonnevlekken.   ( 237)
Gerrit (Vierhouten Veluwe) -- 06-06-2009 07:24
Re : Mini zonnevlekken.   ( 199)
Remko (Gouda) -- 06-06-2009 13:41
Re : Mini zonnevlekken.   ( 204)
Gerrit (Vierhouten Veluwe) -- 06-06-2009 21:34
Re : Mini zonnevlekken.   ( 171)
Remko (Gouda) -- 07-06-2009 15:25
Re : Zonnevlek 1019.   ( 195)
Gerrit (Vierhouten Veluwe) -- 08-06-2009 10:52
Re : Zonnevlek 1019.   ( 174)
Henk L. (Groningen) -- 08-06-2009 14:23
  Is alweer verdwenen...  
Seppie (Buren GLD.) -- 05-06-2009 16:13
Ja.   ( 295)
Remko (Gouda) -- 05-06-2009 16:27
"The sun is blank - no sunspots'   ( 251)
Remko (Gouda) -- 06-06-2009 20:39
Re : Ja.   ( 242)
Carlo (Rijswijk) -- 06-06-2009 01:01