Description:
This clear
map of the soft X ray telescope (Yohkoh SXT) also suggests the diametrical
opposite positions of the explosion-nests. These nests as yellow and red
areas show positive charges i.e. anodes which emit X ray. One rotation
of the Sun reveals the two largest nests (yellow) at about the Carrington
longitudes of 160º and 160º+180º = 340º. These main
nests exactly lie also on opposite latitudes. The corona is similar to
a 500 000 km high red fire above the disc-edge on the right and on the
left. It is more missing on the north (below the number 1855)
and shows the stronger southern activity. The two lowest corona lie also
diametrically in the range of the longitudes 135º and 135º+180º
= 315º. The coronal holes are black. A large one is seen mostly on
the north between 90º and 300º where the negative charge was
not overbalanced by ions. The electromagnetic model does not explain the
many other small active regions (yellow) at e.g. 5º. (via INTERNET;
NASA ISAS Japan)
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