Sentence examples for solar intense from inspiring English sources

The greatest challenge arctic communities experience when using passive wastewater treatment technologies is the constraints imposed by the extreme climate, which is characterized as having long cold winters with short cool summers that can be solar intense.

When the Sun is near the height of its solar activity, intense magnetic fields erupt out of its surface that heat gases in the Sun's atmosphere to millions of degrees.

Two-thousand-degree temperatures, supersonic solar particles, intense radiation all of these await NASA's Solar Probe Plus during an unprecedented close-up study of the sun.

According to Young, these images taken by spacecraft during the "All Quiet Event" reveal the sun has continued firing off solar flares (intense bursts of light) and coronal mass ejections (blasts of solar material).

For example, for very intense solar cycles, such as solar cycle 19, a saturation effect appears and the linearity breaks down for F10.7 greater than 200 sfu (Liu et al. 2011).

Dr. Knappenburger of the Adler Planetarium says southern Africa's historically dry June weather augurs exceptional visibility, and this year's intense solar activity "may provide some spectacular solar streamers".

The initiation of the CMEs was accompanied by type IV radio bursts and intense solar flares (SFs) on the west solar limb (AR 786); this group of energetic phenomena appears under the label of Solar Extreme Events of July 2005.

The discoveries of "superflares" in solar-type stars posed the question whether such extremely intense solar flares and space weather events can occur in our Sun (e.g. Shibata et al. 2013; Aulanier et al. 2013).

A gigantic sunspot unleashed an intense solar flare early Thursday (July 19), though the solar storm shouldn't pose any serious problems to us here on Earth, scientists say.

Planetary magnetic fields, like the earth's own, protect the planet from the intense solar wind and high-energy particles emitted during solar storms.

Data from geostationary operational environmental satellite (GOES) series were used to identify intense solar energetic particle (SEP) events occurred during the solar activity cycle no.