Stellar Activity and Brightness Variations: A Glimpse at the Sun's History

Radiometric measurements during the past decade from the Solar Maximum Mission and Nimbus 7 satellites have shown that the total solar irradiance varies in step with the sun's 11-year magnetic activity cycle. Stellar observations from the Lowell and Mount Wilson observatories now confirm and el...

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Published in:Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) 1990-01, Vol.247 (4938), p.39-44
Main Authors: Radick, Richard R., Lockwood, G. W., Baliunas, Sallie L.
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Solar activity
Star formation
Stars
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Stellar characteristics and properties
Stellar evolution
Stellar faculae
Stellar rotation
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Variable stars
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Dwarf stars
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Observatories
Solar activity
Star formation
Stars
Stars & galaxies
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Stellar faculae
Stellar rotation
Sun
Sunspots
Variable stars
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