How sunspots affect precipitation on Earth

The surface of the sun's photosphere sometimes appears in dark areas, which are where the magnetic field gathers, known as sunspots. And how do sunspots affect the Earth's climate? While the scientific community is still inconclusive about this, there are some theories.

The main thing is the frequency of sunspot activity, when the sunspot activity is more active, then the temperature will be higher, if the sunspot does not move one day, then there will be no temperature.

Sunspots in the sun are the ones that produce tremendous energy and heat. Each of his eruptions will have a different impact on the planet, resulting in a different climate.

On the other side of sunspots is the Sun, and when the sun's heat erupts, it makes the earth's temperature very hot.

Sunspots are a phenomenon of solar activity, which mainly interferes with signals on Earth and affects the flight of airplanes. It is mainly the Earth's ionosphere that intervenes.

When sunspots are active, they have an effect on the Earth's magnetic field, which brings a series of fluctuations to the Earth's climate.

When sunspots are active, they will cause the atmospheric circulation of the earth's north and south poles and the equator to flow meridiously, resulting in bad weather, cooling the climate, and in severe cases, causing damage to various electronic products and electrical appliances.

When there is a large group of sunspots on the sun, the compass on the earth will shake and cannot indicate the correct direction. Carrier pigeons, which are usually very good at recognizing directions, will get lost, and radio communication will be seriously hindered, or even suddenly interrupted for a period of time, and these anomalies will pose a great threat to the safe navigation of aircraft, ships, satellites, television faxes, and so on.

Sunspot introduced

There are often some black spots on both sides of the equator on the surface of the sun, which are sunspots. The size of sunspots varies from thousands of kilometers in diameter to hundreds of kilometers in diameter. The lifespan of sunspots also varies, ranging from a few months to a few days.

There are tens of thousands of sunspots in groups when there are many sunspots, and there are a few or even none at all, and the number of sunspots varies periodically for about 11 years.

Sunspots are the object of observation that astronomical enthusiasts attach great importance to, use an astronomical telescope during observation, put the prepared sunspot recording paper on the projection board, install the projection board behind the telescope eyepiece, adjust the distance between the program mirror and the objective lens, make the sun image clearly present on the projection board, and use the recording paper to trace the sunspots.