SUNCE MEN OBLIK, WHO DOES NOT KNOW WHY: Scientists are tormented by a great mystery, and here's how it affects the climate on Earth | planet

However, it is an extremely exciting nuclear reactor that generates pseudo-tornadoes and solar flares and sends a jet of plasma far into the night.

The new study adds another fascinating fact. The sun spreads and gathers every 11 years for 1 to 2 kilometers. One could say that he is breathing, although very slowly.

This is a very slight change as these extra kilometers alter the reach of the Sun up to 0.00029%. Keeping this in mind, it is impossible for teams at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Cuban Univision to make these changes happen.

Scientists have focused on the plasma jets that are ejected and return to the sun's surface. It has been shown that the frequencies of these waves are not so different from the sound waves generated by a musical instrument. Say you have a saxophone. You hear a note, the sound is heard, and everything is fine. However, if the tubes of the saxophone suddenly expand, the height of the tons will fall. If it's tears, the tone will be higher.

In this sense, the sun is like a big saxophone. The wavelengths vary according to the width of the sun, which can be sufficiently precise.

Still, it is not easy. It took 21 years of observation on two NASA space telescopes to reach this discovery.

Only the "breathing" of the Sun is associated with solar cycles. Every 11 years The sun of a restless solar peak goes to a quieter solar minimum.

At the top of the pale and dark spots of the sun of intense magnetic activity, appear more frequently and gather above and below the equator. As the number of solar stakes increases, the risk of solar storms is high, the consequences ranging from an increase in polar light in the sky to the failure of the electrical infrastructure. During the solar minimum, the stakes of the sun become flat.

This activity is the result of a magnetic activity that takes place deep beneath the surface, at depths of several million meters. The sun spreads slightly during the solar minimum and is expensive during rush hours. Although scientists have stated that there is currently "no theory" that would associate the change in the size of the Sun and the internal magnetic processes of the Sun, this suggests that it is related to the change orientation of the magnetic field occurring during the cycle.

If you have been questioned, these small changes in the dimensions of the sun do not affect the climate on Earth.

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