A Study on Solar Radio Burst Associated with Highest Solar Flare during Solar Cycle 24

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global journal al thaqafah Pub Date : 2022-06-30 DOI:10.7187/gjatsi062022-9

Nashwa, M.I., Hamidi, Z. S.

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In Chapter 3 of the Qur’an (surat Alī ‘Imrān), verse 190, God stated that the creation of the heavens and the Earth is a sign for people of understanding. Such creation includes solar activities such as solar radio bursts and solar flares. Solar flares are one of the most magnificent and powerful phenomena in our solar system. Magnetic pulses are defined as bursts of 1027 Joule released in a short period. In common with solar flares (SRBT-III), solar radio bursts of type III are observed. Solar flare data has been sourced from the space weather website, and SRBT-III data was obtained from e-CALLISTO. Due to the interruption caused by a solar flare, the analysis of solar radio bursts is crucial for future research into the role of space weather. This paper studies the most powerful solar flare from 2017 by analyzing its association with a solar radio burst. Solar radio burst type III was observed at Glasgow and Blein stations between (45-80) MHz and (1040-1400) MHz, respectively. From the frequency range, the solar radio burst can be classified under the group type burst.

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第24太阳活动周期与太阳耀斑最大值相关的太阳射电暴研究

在《古兰经》第三章(Imrān)第190节中，真主说，创造天地是人们明理的标志。这种创造包括太阳活动，如太阳射电暴和太阳耀斑。太阳耀斑是太阳系中最壮观、最强大的现象之一。磁脉冲被定义为在短时间内释放出1027焦耳的脉冲。与太阳耀斑(SRBT-III)一样，III型太阳射电爆发也被观测到。太阳耀斑数据来自空间气象网站，SRBT-III数据来自e-CALLISTO。由于太阳耀斑造成的中断，对太阳射电爆发的分析对于未来研究空间天气的作用至关重要。本文通过分析2017年最强大的太阳耀斑与太阳射电暴的关系，研究了它。第三型太阳射电暴分别在格拉斯哥和布莱恩站(45-80)兆赫和(1040-1400)兆赫之间观测到。从频率范围来看，太阳射电暴可分为群型射电暴。

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