Examples of using Sunspots in English and their translations into German
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Let's blame it on sunspots.
The same magnetic activity that produces sunspots also produces bright regions known as plages and faculae.
The photo shows two such sunspots.
Even ancient Chinese chronicles had reported sunspots, which occasionally revealed themselves to the naked eye.
Switching to another channel. I have got sunspots.
If you like Books, we recommend Sunspots, Monkeys and Went Crazy.
These spread a perfect Mediterranean flair and create enough shade or sunspots.
Let us not blame sunspots alone.
Sunspots are thus areas on the Sun's surface where less radiation is emitted, which is why they appear darker.
Sir! The Astronomy Club has studied sunspots for 10 years.
Sunspots are caused by differences in temperature on the Sun's surface: cooler points appear as black spots.
And even ancient Chinese chronicles report on the sunspots, which are occasionally visible with the naked eye.
Sunspots are dark areas on the solar surface, which were created by the suns magnetic field.
It is alsopossible that the moon occasionally covers one or more sunspots as it travels across our daystar.
The correlation between sunspots and economic activity is subject to one of the oldest economic theories.
He says the disturbances are caused by subterranean waters... electric currents,atmospheric pressure, sunspots, earth tremors.
This can nicely be observed by tracing the positions of sunspots and has already been described in 1612 by Galileo Galilei.
Julia Heuritsch, who studies astronomy in Vienna andcurrently does an internship at the Space Forum, shows sunspots and protuberances.
It protects the skin from the appearance of sunspots, without darkening existing stains; ideal for skin prone to blemishes.
Sunspots are a yardstick for solar activity and correlate very high with solar eruptions(green) and solar radiation as the chart below suggests.
These cycles are driven by magnetic fields, which generate sunspots, flares, bright regions known as faculae, and other disturbances.
Only in the nineteenth century were mathematicians finally able to describe the behavior of the Earth's magnetic field andits dependence on cosmic factors such as sunspots.
Covington became convinced that the effect was due to sunspots, as the flux appeared to vary with the number of visible spots.
Through these he made the valuable discovery that sunspots generate large amounts of microwaves at the 10.7 cm wavelength, offering a simple all-weather method to measure and predict sunspot activity, and their associated effects on communications.
So-called IRIS bombs in active regions, transition region bright dots in sunspots, and network jets outside active regions.
Active solar observers observe the sun regulary, count sunspots carefully and send in the data at the beginning of the following month using postal mail, fax or E-mail.
The strength and complexity of the solar field governs a lot of the surface activity, including sunspots, solar flares, prominences, and coronal mass ejections.
The discovery of the phases of Venus, Jupiter's moons and sunspots provided support for heliocentrism as well as a sense of vindication for Galileo.
The telescope in the maindome enables us to observe the solar disk, with sunspots as well as solar flares, through a chromospheric telescope.
In their classical religious form, such beliefs rely on signs and omens,like earthquakes and sunspots, which can be interpreted, by reference to biblical passages, as portending a great cataclysm and cleansing.