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Articles tagged: solar cycle

  • David Alexander, Rice Space Institute, solar storms, The Carrington Flare, The Great Storm of 1989 July 2014 In thrall to a star: understanding the Sun will help us understand our own climate and environment

    ... reasons that we still do not understand, the production of sunspots effectively stopped for almost 70 years (approximately seven solar cycles). This is known as the Maunder Minimum, after British astronomers Annie and Walter Maunder, who first noted...

    • David Alexander
    • Rice Space Institute
    • solar storms
    • The Carrington Flare
    • The Great Storm of 1989
    Authors: David Alexander    
  • solar storms, space insurance, space risk management June 2021 The next ‘unthinkable’ – global disruption from a solar storm

    ... days, can still thankfully be viewed as a rare event but nonetheless it could happen, especially during a solar cycle maximum. The 25th solar cycle is now underway and, although predicted to be weaker than normal, is expected to reach a peak in July...

    • solar storms
    • space insurance
    • space risk management
    Authors: Calogero Nicosia    
  • Coronal mass ejection, GONG network, solar storms, sunspots, US National Science Foundation’s National Solar Observatory 25 November 2020 Solar astronomers "listening" to the Sun can now predict future sunspots

    ... has been dubbed “the strongest far-side signal" yet to be encountered during this solar cycle, has now appeared near the eastern solar limb, and can be seen from Earth. “We measured a change in acoustic signals on the far...

    • Coronal mass ejection
    • GONG network
    • solar storms
    • sunspots
    • US National Science Foundation’s National Solar Observatory
  • colonizing space, mars, Mars exploration 20 September 2021 Best time for a human Mars mission? During a solar maximum, new study says

    ...elements from hydrogen to nickel propagate through a spacecraft shell during different phases of a solar cycle. Protons and nine ion species to model solar particle irradiation were also included in the models and varying thicknesses of shielded were...

    • colonizing space
    • mars
    • Mars exploration
  • HDC, Human Research Program, Human-centred design, NASA, space habitats, space human factors May 2019 Cold comfort for astronauts

    ...to create them through sense-giving and sense-making cycles allows them to curate a rich set of interactions...vary depending on the mood or if we want to replicate solar cycles. These types of environmental colour adjustments are already used on ...

    • HDC
    • Human Research Program
    • Human-centred design
    • NASA
    • space habitats
    • space human factors
    Authors: Tibor Balint    
  • Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope, Haleakalā summit, National Science Foundation (NSF) 31 January 2020 First images of new solar telescope produces most detailed images of the Sun

    ... first sunspots of the new solar cycle just now ramping up with this incredible telescope." Ushering in a new era of solar astronomy NSF's new ground-based Inouye Solar Telescope will work with space-based solar observation tools such as NASA...

    • Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope
    • Haleakalā summit
    • National Science Foundation (NSF)
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