Question

A solar flare is formed when magnetic field lines between sunspots reconnect and throw plasma outward from The Sun

Select one:

True

False

Answer 1

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

• A solar flare often occurs when the sun is active throughout the years around the solar maximum. Many may be caused in just one day or throughout the week. Also referred to as solar storms it is a flash of increased brightness in the sun, and this surface is in close distance to that of the solar spot.

• Flare is closely related to the ejection of plasma, and particles through the sun's corona. and producing radio waves that can influence the ionosphere and create aurora over the earth's sky.

• Flares have occurred when the charged particles like proteins interact with the plasma layers. On the sun magnetic reconnection may happen on solar arcades i.e a series of closely occurring loops.

• These flares are classified as A, B, C, M, and X, these can strongly influence the space weather. The sun flare was first observed on 1 Sept 1859 through a band filter.