一个能解释多个太阳难题的太阳运动模型
A Solar Motion Model Able to Associate with and Explain Several Solar Problems
摘要: 为了解释太阳风起源,太阳耀斑成因,太阳黑子周期成因等几个基本太阳问题,本文提出了一种太阳运动模型。认为太阳内部有一个巨型分形球形碳集合,该碳集合中最大的球形碳构成一个球形壳,球壳外部是由散粒和岩浆形成的流动的物质层。耀斑是流动物质层表面上的重核裂变链式反应的巨大爆炸,由耀斑散发出的中子进入太阳内核,中子衰变成质子并参与内部核反应。在太阳核心,分形球形碳集合中包含有无数的最小球形碳C60,每一个C60都是一个单独的燃烧器,氢核聚变反应在C60内完成,从一个C60里核反应爆发射出的粒子可以进入另一个C60并继续参与核反应。如果一个粒子完全没有机会进入C60,它将被挤出核心区域并成为太阳风粒子。太阳的核心是无数的燃烧器在不同的时间发生核聚变反应的集合。
Abstract: In order to explain several basic solar problems, such as the origin of solar wind, the causes of solar flares, and causes of the sunspot cycle, etc., this paper presents a new solar motion model that believes the solar interior has a giant fractal spherical carbon set. The biggest spherical carbon in this carbon set constitutes a spherical shell, outside which is the flowing material layer formed by scattered grains and magma. Flare is a tremendous explosion of the nuclear fission chain reaction of heavy nuclei on the surface of the flowing material layer. The neutrons produced by and emitted from flares get into solar core and neutrons decayed into proton and participate in the interior nuclear reaction. In the solar core, there contains numerous smallest spherical carbons C60 in the fractal spherical carbon set, each of which is a separate burner where the nuclear burning com-pletes; the particles emitted from one C60 in which the nuclear burning takes place can also enter another C60 and continue to take part in the nuclear reaction. If a particle has totally no chance to enter C60, it will be squeezed out of the core area and become a solar wind particle. The solar core is just a set of countless burners in which nuclear burnings take place instantaneously at different time.
文章引用:罗克非. 一个能解释多个太阳难题的太阳运动模型[J]. 天文与天体物理, 2018, 6(4): 75-87. https://doi.org/10.12677/AAS.2018.64006

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