• Join sunspot surface/ number calculation project

    From a a@21:1/5 to All on Thu Sep 29 05:06:33 2022
    Join a team to develop smart AI based technology to calculate real number of sunspots

    https://www.codeproject.com/articles/812896/sunspot-surface-calculation-case-study-on-solving

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  • From a a@21:1/5 to a a on Sat Oct 1 10:13:05 2022
    On Thursday, 29 September 2022 at 14:06:35 UTC+2, a a wrote:
    Join a team to develop smart AI based technology to calculate real number of sunspots

    https://www.codeproject.com/articles/812896/sunspot-surface-calculation-case-study-on-solving
    Wolf's sunspot number is low science, old science fake and should replaced
    by measure of volcanic activity on the Sun, measure of volcanic energy ejected by the Sun.

    Just look at formula used to calculated number of sunspots.

    For the same telescope "K" is contant, less than 1.

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    Case 1

    Number of sunspots groups = 1
    Number of sunspots = 10

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    R = (10*G + S)*K

    10*1 + 10 = 20*K

    Case 2

    Number of sunspots groups = 2
    Number of sunspots in each group = 5

    10*2 + 10 = 30*K

    But actually, number of sunspots in Case 1 and Case 2 is the same

    So I opt for the topological definition of sunspots index, as the sum of the volcanic activity on the Sun, calculating total volcanic energy ejected by every sunspot in total towards the Earth,
    since what matters is mass and energy of coronal/coronary plasma ejected toward the Earth ,
    since CMEs exactly fluctuate solar activity,
    resulting in Short Term Climate Changes
    one-month/year Climate Changes

    Since pictuire of the Sun is no more 2D
    and we can study solar surface activity in 3D
    there is no need to calculate number of sunspots, which is fake index, as explained above.


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    The sunspot number is calculated using the simple equation: R = (10*G + S)*K. Where: R = the sunspot number. G = the number of sunspot groups observed.
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    The sunspot number is calculated using the simple equation: R = (10*G + S)*K

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