Oops it seems the hot spots[I mean"Derived Positions") are almost gone for now

reply to post by AthlonSavage

The sun is really not as hot as it appears and this indicating the Hydrogen/Helium plasma model of the sun is incorrect.

You would then have to explain why the spectrum shows that it is that hot if it isn't.

reply to post by Phage


Spectrum analysis relies on correlating emitted wavelength as a function of the surface temperature. Not my area of science so i dont know how bullet proof this method of detection is.

There is a third possibility that there is an unknown metal in the sun not iron, but something else that has a curie temperature above that of surface temperature of sun.

reply to post by AthlonSavage

Or....the Sun is a ball of plasma powered by a thermonuclear furnace and held together by gravity.

I Thank to both posters in this thread.

now...

again few hot spots left on the Map

this time 3.4

I guess the countdown is continuing.

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On 02.15-2013 only two spots remain on the Surface '1670 and 1671'.

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It seems that 1683 is coming together with 1685.

And it could unite.

Very interesting to be watched,

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Sorry...no coincidence!

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