Super-Flaring Active Region 12673 Has One of the Fastest Magnetic Flux Emergence Ever Observed
Xudong Sun, Aimee A. Norton
TL;DR
This paper reports on the exceptionally rapid magnetic flux emergence in active region 12673, surpassing previously recorded rates and providing new insights into solar magnetic activity.
Contribution
It presents the observation of the fastest magnetic flux emergence ever recorded in an active region, highlighting its significance in solar physics.
Findings
Flux emergence rate exceeds previous records
Active region 12673 exhibits unprecedented magnetic activity
Implications for understanding solar flare mechanisms
Abstract
The flux emergence rate of AR 12673 is greater than any values reported in the literature of which we are aware.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSolar and Space Plasma Dynamics · Astro and Planetary Science · Spacecraft and Cryogenic Technologies