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On Friday, August 11, 2023 at 5:34:48 AM UTC+10, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
>
https://news.yahoo.com/sun-growing-more-active-could-175321383.html
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> An explosion from the sun blasted radiation into space, reaching the
> Earth, Mars, and the moon in 2021.
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> These particles cannot harm humans on Earth, but they may harm people in
> space, research shows.
means more radiation risk for astronauts.
Well I dont know about harm.
It`s starting to be well-understood even
by geologists that cosmic rays and
major earthquakes have some affinity.
But to expand on that, let`s look at some
simple data for solar flares and major quakes. Sitting down? Good.
Date(y.m) #protonevents #mag5+quakes Linear model
2006.96 16 142 140.442
2017.54 1 118.818 116.616
2015.46 5 122 122.97
2011.62 4 126 121.381*
2017.71 7 122 126.146*
2014.71 3 117.5 119.793
2015.46 5 122 122.97
I`ve binned all moths with the same number of proton storms together.
It seems there is a stat sig relationship.
On average more proton storms -> more major quakes.
beta = 1.58843 +- 0.552461
T-test: Pr (beta>0) = 99.8%
Spearman rank test: Pr (connected) = 95%+
R2 = 87%
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