Sol activo

Sol activo

El Sol durante su ciclo de 11 años de actividad cuando las manchas, erupciones, protuberancias, y las variaciones en la radiación de radiofrecuencia están en un máximo.

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Nozare/domēns: Astronomy
Category: General astronomy
Company: Caltech
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sol activo

Astronomy; Galaxy

The Sun during its 11-year cycle of activity when spots, flares, prominences, and variations in radiofrequency radiation are at a maximum.

activo

Software; Operating systems

An entity that can be added to your project, such as an image file, sound file, movie file, markup file, code file, font file, 3D object, control, style resource, template ...

activo

Consumer electronics; Television

Un dispositivo de alimentación electrónico que altera de alguna manera, la señal que se le presenta.

activo

Software; Computer; Operating systems

In iPhone OS, used to describe an audio session state in which playback or recording can proceed. Compare inactive.

activo

Accounting; General accounting

Algo valioso que pertenece a una persona u organización que se puede usar para pago de deudas.

Sistema de Procesado de imágenes astronómicas

Astronomy; General astronomy

Developed by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.

órbita

Astronomy; General astronomy

The path of one object about another (used here for an object orbiting the sun).

meteoros

Astronomy; General astronomy

Small rocky and/or icy particles that are swept up by the earth in its orbit about the sun. Also called "shooting stars", they travel across the sky in a very short time, from ...

equinoccio

Astronomy; General astronomy

Either of the two points (vernal, autumnal) on the celestial sphere where the ecliptic (which is the apparent path of the sun on the sky) intersects the celestial equator. Due to ...

cometa

Astronomy; General astronomy

A celestial body orbiting the sun (though some may be ejected from the solar system by planetary perturbations) that displays (at least during a portion of its orbit) some ...