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You may be familiar with the solar cycle that follows a 22 year process shifting from solar minimum to maximum and back again.  It’s a cycle that has been observed for centuries yet predicting its peak has been somewhat challenging.  The Sun’s current cycle is approaching maximum activity which brings with it higher numbers of sunspots on its surface‚ more flares and more coronal mass ejections. A team from India now believe they have discovered a new element of the Sun’s magnetic field allowing them to predict the peak will occur early in 2024. The Sun is a gigantic sphere of plasma or electrically charged gas. One of the features of plasma is that if a magnetic field passes through it‚ the plasma moves with it. Conversely if the plasma moves‚ the magnetic field moves too. This magnetic field is just like Earth and is known as a dipole magnetic field. You can visualise it if you can remember your school science days with a bar magnet and iron filings.  A dipole magnetic field has two opposite but equal charges and at the start of the Sun’s cycle the field lines effectively run from the north pole to the south. As the Sun rotates‚ with the equator rotating faster than the polar regions‚ then the plasma drags the magnetic field lines with it‚ winding them tighter and tighter.  The field lines become stretched causing the magnetic field to loop up and through the visible surface of the Sun. This localised event prevents the convection of super heated gas from underneath and appears as a cooler area of the surface which appears dark. As the solar cycle starts‚ these sunspots appear around the polar regions and slowly migrate toward the equator as it progresses with peak activity occurring when the sunspots fade away as we head toward the start of another cycle.  Image of sunspots (Credit : NASA Goddard Space Flight Center // SDO) On occasions the magnetic field of sunspots are disrupted and we can experience flares or coronal mass ejections hurling vast amounts of charged particles out into space. If they reach us here on Earth they give rise to the beautiful aurora displays but they do also have a rather negative impact to satellites‚ power grids and telecommunications systems.   Deep inside the Sun‚ a dynamo mechanism is driving all this. It is created by the energy from the movement of plasma and it is this that is responsible for the flipping of the Sun’s magnetic poles where the north pole becomes south and the south pole becomes north which happens every 11 years or so. It’s another aspect of the solar cycle. It’s been known since the 1930’s that the rate of rise the sunspot cycle relates to its strength with stronger cycles taking less time to reach peak. In the paper published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Letters; Priyansh Jaswal‚ Chitradeep Saha and Dibyendu Nandy from the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research announced their findings. They discovered that the rate of decrease in the Sun’s dipole magnetic field also seems to relate to the rise of the present cycle.  The team have looked back through archives and have shown how the observation of the dipole decrease rate along with observations of sunspots can predict the peak of activity with better accuracy than before. They conclude the current cycle is expected to peak somewhere between early 2024 and September next year.  Being able to better predict the peak of activity will help understand the likely intensity of space weather events here on Earth providing us more warning to be able to prepare. Source : Solar activity likely to peak next year‚ new study suggests The post We Should Hit Peak Solar Activity Next Year appeared first on Universe Today.

Chances are that you’ve seen images of Earth from space‚ thanks to the astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS)‚ who regularly share stunning photos of our planet. These images provide us regularly with breathtaking views of cities‚ oceans‚ storms‚ eruptions‚ clouds‚ the curvature of the planet‚ and the way the atmosphere glows against the horizon. Thanks to NASA’s Mars Odyssey Orbiter‚ which has been in orbit for over 22 years‚ we now have an equally breathtaking view of Mars from orbit that captured what its curvature and atmosphere look like from space. The images were taken back in May when the orbiter was at an altitude of 400 km (250 mi) above the surface‚ the same altitude that the ISS orbits Earth. The spacecraft took ten pictures in total‚ which were stitched together to create a panoramic image showing the curving Martian landscape below a hazy layer of dust and clouds‚ as well as Mars’ smaller satellite Phobos. The THEMIS camera is ideally suited to capturing what’s happening in Mars’ atmosphere‚ as its sensitivity to infrared (heat) enables it to map ice‚ rock‚ sand‚ dust‚ and temperature changes on the planet’s surface. Because THEMIS is fixed to the bottom of the orbiter‚ adjusting the camera’s angle requires that the entire spacecraft be reoriented. In this case‚ the team needed to rotate the orbiter about 90 degrees while making sure the solar panels were still pointed at the right angle so they could continue to draw power from the Sun. At the same time‚ they had to ensure that the orbiter’s sensitive instruments would not overheat. This included the THEMIS camera itself since external heat would cause extreme interference with its readings. This required that the orbiter’s antenna be pointed away from Earth‚ which meant that the mission team could not communicate with Earth until the operation was complete. Preparing for this maneuver took three months and involved engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Lockheed Martin Space‚ which together manage the mission and lead its day-to-day operations. Jonathon Hill‚ Arizona State University‚ is the operations lead for Odyssey’s camera‚ the Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS). As he explained in a NASA press release‚ the image is reminiscent of what astronauts may see someday: “If there were astronauts in orbit over Mars‚ this is the perspective they would have. No Mars spacecraft has ever had this kind of view before. We got a different angle and lighting conditions of Phobos than we’re used to. That makes it a unique part of our Phobos dataset‚” he said. “I think of it as viewing a cross-section‚ a slice through the atmosphere‚” added Jeffrey Plaut‚ Odyssey’s project scientist at JPL. “There’s a lot of detail you can’t see from above‚ which is how THEMIS normally makes these measurements.” The resulting panorama is not only impressive to look at but will provide scientists with new insights into the composition and dynamics of the Martian atmosphere. Seeing where layers of water-ice clouds and dust are (and how they are stacked) in relation to each other is essential to improving models of Mars’ atmosphere. The mission team hopes to take similar images in the future that capture seasonal changes in the Martian atmosphere. The spacecraft also captured images of Phobos‚ which is the seventh time the mission has pointed THEMIS towards Phobos in the 22 years it has been orbiting Mars. The latest imagery shows temperature variations across the moon’s surface and provides insight into the composition and physical properties of the moon. These images will also be helpful to the Odyssey scientists who are also working on the joint NASA-JAXA sample-return mission to Phobos and Deimos – the Mars Moon eXplorer (MMX). It is hoped this mission will finally settle the long-standing debate about whether Phobos is a captured asteroid or a chunk of Mars that was blasted into orbit by a past impact. Further Reading: NASA The post Odyssey Gives Us a Cool New View of Mars appeared first on Universe Today.

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