SiO2analytical methodsanisotropyOnce every 11 years, something unusual happens on the sun: The sun's polar magnetic field weakens, bottoming out at nothing. the magnetic field appears again, it will be reversed. The sun's north pole will go from negative to positive, and the south pole will...
It is found, that the polar magnetic field reversal is detected with mdi data for polar region within 78°88°. The North Pole has changed polarity in CR1975 (April 2001). The South reversed later in CR1980 (September 2001). The total unsigned magnetic flux does not show the dramatic ...
根据第四段第一句“During solar minimum, the sun’s magnetic field is close to a dipole (偶极子), with one north pole and one south pole, similar to Earth’s magnetic field.(在太阳活动极小期,太阳的磁场接近偶极子,有一个北极和一个南极,类似于地球的磁场)”可知,作者在第四段第一句提到地球...
A reversal of the sun's magnetic field is, literally, a big event. The domain of the sun's magnetic influence (also known as the "heliosphere") extends billions of kilometers beyond Pluto. Changes to the field's polarity ripple all the way out to the Voyager probes, on the doorstep of...
Although the sunspots migrate towards the equator, the large-scale weak diffuse magnetic fields of the Sun migrate poleward with the solar cycle, the polar field reversing at the time of the sunspot maxima. We apply the vector model of Dikpati and Choudhuri (1994, Paper I) to fit these ob...
The observed timing and strength of the polar-field reversal during cycle 21 can be accounted for by supergranular diffusion alone, for a diffusion coefficient of 800 km 2 s -1 . For an assumed 300 km 2 s -1 rate of diffusion, on the other hand, a poleward meridional flow with a ...
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"Solar max," as scientists call it, is an 11-year cycle where the sun's magnetic field reverses polarity, typically spawning sunspots, flares, auroras and geomagnetic storms that, if large enough, can disrupt satellites and fry power grids on Earth. ...
Toroidal fields are dragged up by vertical motions in the Rossby waves to form large-scale vertical fields, whose polarities alternate with longitude roughly like bipolar magnetic regions. Vertical fields of preferentially one polarity are carried toward the pole by the meridional motion in the wave...
The planet Venus revolves around the sun in the same direction as all the other planets, counterclockwise, as viewed from the direction of Earth's North. However, it is the only planet that rotates in the opposite direction (Uranus rotates on its side). This reversal...