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Solar Cosmic Cycle

Artwork: #18 of 145 by Deborah Juodaitis

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Tags: solar cycle digital art, digital art, our sun's cycle alactic cosmic radiation rsunspot or solar cycle is a rhythmic waxing and waning of the number of dark sunspots on the visible disk of the sun. it comes from the winding-up of the solar magnetic field during which the magnetic field gradually decays and then finally undergoes a total magnetic reversal digital art, which is when the magnetic poles flip. as the magnetic field becomes gradually more entwined towards solar maximum the surface fields of the sun becomes more and more wrapped up. this increases the activity on the surface of the sun digital art, seen as sunspots (regions of highly complex and intense magnetic fields) and the more frequent occurrence of solar flares and coronal mass ejections. digital art

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Jk Images 23 Days Ago

Lawrenceburg, TN - United States

Very cool!!! v/f

Thank you JK!

Kim Sy Ok 23 Days Ago

Voorhees, NJ - United States

Wonderful design and colors-love it, Deborah :)!! v/f -Kim

Thank you Kim!

Cabasse - France

Really cOOOOOOOOOOOOOOl, Love it

Thank you Mateo!

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Title:

Solar Cosmic Cycle

Artist:

Deborah Juodaitis

Medium:

Digital Art - Print Canvas

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Solar Cycle: Modern Geometric Math Art

Our Sun's 11-year cycle of activity varies the amount of incoming Galactic Cosmic Radiation received here on Earth.
The 11-year sunspot or solar cycle is a rhythmic waxing and waning of the number of dark sunspots on the visible disk of the Sun. It comes from the "winding-up" of the solar magnetic field during which the magnetic field gradually decays and then finally undergoes a total magnetic reversal, which is when the magnetic poles flip. As the magnetic field becomes gradually more entwined towards solar maximum the surface fields of the Sun becomes more and more wrapped up. This increases the activity on the surface of the Sun, seen as sunspots (regions of highly complex and intense magnetic fields) and the more frequent occurrence of solar flares and coronal mass ejections.

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April 25th, 2012

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