A century of sun records reveals clues to its 11-year rhythm
Researchers at the Kodaikanal Solar Observatory have analyzed over a century of solar images to better understand the Sun's 11-year activity cycle. The study links changes in solar surface features, such as supergranules, to magnetic field fluctuations, which could improve space weather prediction.
Why it matters
Understanding solar cycles is critical for protecting satellite infrastructure and power grids from space weather events that can disrupt global communications.
A century of sun records reveals clues to its 11-year rhythm - The Times of India
The report is a factual summary of scientific research findings provided by a government department.
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