Chapter 17 Solar Wind

Style: Science Author: Wang YixianWords: 2970Update Time: 24/01/18 05:04:17
April 2027, Liangguo Rocket City

No one can tell that David Halsey is 50 years old this year. The former quarterback of the Jinsheng State University football team likes a variety of sports and insists on running and fitness all year round.

He has a strong body, but his facial features are a bit delicate, and according to rumors from his chatty female colleague, he has a pair of glasses that are only for decorative purposes.

David looked handsome like a movie star, but at the same time, he clearly showed that he was a gentleman with good education.

In addition to being in front of great figures like Professor Braun, David is confident and decisive, and is a natural leader.

"The scope of these Jade Khanate briefings is not enough. We need to expand the scope of collection and strengthen the analysis to reasonably and boldly connect events that you think are unrelated."

At the joint investigation team meeting, David laid out the work in a calm and unquestionable tone. He turned his head and said to Jason from the Overseas Intelligence Service:

"Please contact Shamron II of the Dingtian organization and ask him or his assistant Loew to come to Rocket City."

"Ah? You know, when we need help from the people in Chicago, we always go to Port Ravi, but they may not be willing to come. The people in Chicago always have a strong sense of self-esteem when dealing with us." Jason replied road.

"I really can't leave here, so you tell them that I have some information that I can only tell them face to face in Liang Kingdom. Shamron II is an old agent, he will definitely understand."

"Understand what?" Jason asked without responding for a moment.

"There's a mole among their top brass!" David explained.

After lunch time, Professor Braun took David into the observation room and said with a smile:

"You just had a meeting, why are you so worried? Did you come to me for inspiration?"

"Well, there are too few valuable clues. I have a hunch that even if the Luzhi people help us, we may not be able to solve the Yuhan people's mystery." David frowned and continued:

"So, professor, I still want to know more about the impact that the so-called Jupiter conjunct Regulus will have on the sun and the earth? At least I can have as much information as the Yuhan people."

Professor Braun nodded in agreement, walked to the electronic screen, and began to explain.

Tesla believed that our universe seemed to be "soaked" in a powerful energy field.

At any point in the universe, such as the sun as the center, "dynamic ether", that is, super light waves, will be emitted uniformly and in all directions.

The super-light waves pass through distant galaxies and are blocked by hundreds of billions of stars in the Milky Way. On the surface of the sun, light and dark areas with different temperatures are formed, forming a "rice grain" shape.

The angle between the galactic plane and the ecliptic plane is about 60 degrees, even taking into account the 7.25 degrees angle between the solar equator and the ecliptic plane.

In the high latitudes of the sun and in the polar regions, there are almost no sunspots because there are no obstructions.

Among the hundreds of billions of stars, it is obvious that the bigger and brighter they are, the closer they are to the sun, and the closer they are to the ecliptic plane, the easier it is for them to be superimposed and blocked by fast-moving planets, satellites, and asteroids on the ecliptic plane, causing the The corresponding surface temperature of the sun further decreases, thus forming sunspots.

Regulus is so close and bright that it almost touches the ecliptic plane. It is the star that is most likely to form an blocking relationship with planets and other stars.

Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system. Therefore, when Jupiter is in conjunction with Regulus, the sunspots are the most numerous.

Actual observations are in line with the above predictions. From the relatively reliable sunspot data in 1849 to the present, Jupiter has orbited the sun about 15 times.

Using the sunspot data of more than 170 years and nearly 70,000 days, according to the average number of sunspots corresponding to multiple days corresponding to each longitude in Jupiter's orbit of 360 degrees of heliocentric longitude, a total of 360 daily average sunspots were obtained number.

The average value is 84, the minimum value is 32, and the maximum daily sunspot number of 136 corresponds to the heliocentric longitude of 149 degrees.

As predicted, the heliocentric longitude of Regulus was exactly 149 degrees.

In other words, Jupiter is moving in an orbit, and when Regulus is connected to the sun, the sunspots will be the most.

When Jupiter crosses Regulus, it causes larger sunspots and stronger flares, prominences, coronal hole ejections and solar winds.

At the same time, as solar activity intensifies, natural disasters such as earthquakes and typhoons (hurricanes) will become more intense on the earth. Communications will be disrupted and power grids will be damaged to a greater extent.

For example, on February 23, 1956, in the same year, a strong solar flare interfered with the earth's communications, and a country B submarine lost contact in the Greenland Sea.

For the first time, scientists are aware of the impact of solar flares on the Earth and humans.

In the same year, Super Typhoon Wendai was the fourth most powerful supertyphoon on record. It is also one of the most destructive typhoons.

For example, on September 7, 1979, the conjunction year, the solar flare lasted for a full four hours, and ground shortwave communications were interrupted for more than 30 minutes.

In October, Typhoon Taipei was the tropical cyclone with the lowest central pressure since meteorological records began. This record has not yet been broken. This typhoon is truly the "Typhoon of the Century".

For example, on November 4, 2003, the conjunction year, the largest solar flare in recorded history erupted, with peak values ​​off the charts.

Forcing scientists to only estimate the size of the flare, the initial estimate was a huge X28 magnitude, which was later revised to an astonishing X45 magnitude. This record has not yet been broken.

For example, in the conjunction year 2015, after the X2.2 solar flare broke out on March 12, coronal holes frequently appeared and solar storms occurred frequently even on days when there were not many sunspots. It can be said to be a veritable solar wind year.

On April 22, the Calbuco volcano in southern Chile erupted violently again after 42 years. On April 25, an 8.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in Nepal, and on September 17, an 8.3-magnitude earthquake occurred on the western coast of Chile.

Not only that, nearly every 12 years, the years 1956, 1968, 1979, 1991, 2003, and 2015, when Jupiter and Regulus are conjunct, are without exception the most active sunspot cycles in their respective 11-year periods. A maximum year or a year adjacent to a maximum year.

This is also true in 2027, which we are experiencing now!

David thought, marveled, and asked Professor Braun as if he had some realization:

"The experimental condition of Transcendence is that there must be sunspots on that day?"

Professor Braun smiled and replied: "You are too smart. Fortunately, you are in the same camp as me. To be precise, we need a solar wind of sufficient strength on the day Transcendence reaches Pluto."

"On July 14, when Jupiter conjuncts Regulus, is the solar wind really coming?" David asked curiously.

"On July 9, 2015, the sunspot AR2381 appeared on the surface of the sun. It was composed of two spots side by side. We believe that it was the projection of Jupiter and Regulus. At the same time, a coronal hole began to form. July 10 On the same day, AR2381 was facing the Earth and began to blow solar wind towards the Earth."

"The solar wind reached the Earth on the 12th, and the faster high-speed charged particle flow in it reached Pluto and Transcendence behind the Earth on July 14th!" the professor said with a little pride.

David exclaimed as if listening to a story:

"So, when Transcendence was launched in January 2006, you were sure that there would be solar wind near Pluto on July 14, 2015? Tesla's theory is too amazing, right?"

"Yes, we choose to believe in Tesla's theory, but we are scientists after all, and we believe in repeatable experiments and evidence." The professor continued.

Although, it has been verified many times that Jupiter conjunct Regulus will have strong solar activity, and there will be solar wind brought by sunspots and coronal holes.

However, the research and monitoring of the impact of solar flares and solar wind on the earth has only taken a few decades.

Jupiter has only made a few revolutions. Although it can be verified every time, what if it is a coincidence?

In order to increase the number of verifications and the repeatability of predictions, in addition to Jupiter, we have also begun to study the Earth.

The earth will also move between the line connecting Regulus and the sun!

We are accustomed to express the conjunction day of Jupiter in terms of Earth years, not Jupiter years, so the conjunction day of Jupiter is not a fixed date.

The Earth's conjunction day is fixed, because the ecliptic plane is the Earth's orbital plane. Every year on February 19, the Earth will coincide with Regulus on time.

According to Tesla's super-light wave theory, a prediction can be deduced:

Every year on February 19th, when the earth aligns with Regulus and the sun, no matter whether there are sunspots or not (the earth is relatively small, the blocking effect may not be enough).

There must be sunspots, flares or coronal holes in the three days from February 17th to February 19th.

If the coronal hole happens to be aimed at the Earth, the three days from February 19th to February 21st will cause an increase in geomagnetic intensity, a magnetic storm or the occurrence of low-latitude auroras.

"We have been observing from 2001 to 2006. After the launch of Beyond Horizon, we continued to observe. Except for 2007, every year until 2027 is correct," the professor said.

"So around February 19, 2007, there were no coronal holes or solar winds?" David asked.

The professor made a face like a child and whispered mysteriously:

"It's not that the prediction is invalid, it's that we don't have reliable data because during that time, the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory detector was shut down for maintenance!"