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14/2/2011
Japanese satellite Hinode discovers two huge holes in sun's magnetic field
..............But don't worry, experts say the holes don't pose a threat to the Earth.
Associate Professor Mike Wheatland from the University of Sydney said effects we see back on Earth are caused more by other solar activity.
"While these are quite beautiful pictures we are unlikely to see any effects from the holes back on Earth," Dr Wheatland said.
"That sort of thing is caused more by solar flares."
The solar storm of 1859 was triggered by a large solar flare and created auroras which were seen around the world, it also played havoc with communications with telegraph systems failing and reports of some operators being shocked. ..............
http://www.news.com.au/technology/japan ... 600565178801.11.11Holes in the Sun's Corona
This Solar Dynamics Observatory image of the Sun taken on January 10 in extreme ultraviolet light captures a dark coronal hole just about at sun center. Coronal holes are areas of the Sun's surface that are the source of open magnetic field lines that head way out into space. They are also the source regions of the fast solar wind, which is characterized by a relatively steady speed of approximately 800 km/s (about 1.8 million mph). As the sun continues to rotate, the high speed solar wind particles blowing from this hole will likely reach Earth in a few days and may spark some auroral activity.http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sdo/n ... -hole.htmlJanuary 13, 2011Holes in the Sun's Corona
The corona has been observed in these wavelengths by, among others, the space station Skylab in 1973-4 and more recently by the Japanese spacecraft Yohkoh, which provided the picture shown below. The corona in such pictures appears quite uneven. It is brightest near sunspots, whose arched field lines apparently hamper the outflow of solar wind which carries away energy and helps cool the corona. It is darker in "coronal holes" in between, where field lines apparently extend out to distant space, making it easier for the solar wind to escape. http://save0earth.blogspot.gr/2011/01/h ... orona.html
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