File:Sunspot butterfly diagram black.svg
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[edit]DescriptionSunspot butterfly diagram black.svg |
English: Variation of the position and the area of sunspots. Small spots = yellow, medium size = red, large spots = black.
Deutsch: Änderung der Lage und Größe der Sonnenflecken. Kleine Flecken = gelb, mittlere Größe = rot, große Flecken = schwarz. |
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Diagrams with contrary colors, black = small, yellow = big area: |
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... 1995 10.06 1996 11.75 1997 12.45 ... |
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[edit]- Basis is the corrected real area of a whole sunspot. E.g. this on the 1960-01-01 a value of 350 millionths of the visible Sun's hemisphere.
- The position is also corrected for a better illustration. The displayed 50% latitude is not 45 but 30. The equation is
0.00456273 * (2191.67 - (90 - Abs(lat))^1.7095) * IIf(lat < 0, -1, 1)
- After that the coordinates are rounded to 0.5 units.
- The named unit ppm means the size of millionths of half Sun's hemisphere.
- Areas lower than 2 millionths after the year 1976 are hidden. Because relevant sizes are e. g. 1000 millionths.
- Every year is shown a group of values for each month, that means 12 groups per year. On an Latitude the size of of available spots in a month will be averaged.
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Short title | Position and area of sunspots |
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Image title | This svg graphic is to edit with an text editor.
Please do not overwrite this file by saving with an image editor. ---------------- Greenwich solar observations,data prepared on: http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/greenwch |
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Height | 510 |