NASA NTRS · 20140003231
The Solar Cycle and, How Do We Know What We Know?
Abstract
Through the use of observations, mathematics, mathematical tools (such as graphs), inference, testing, and prediction we have gathered evidence that there are sunspots, a solar cycle, and have begun to understand more about our star, the Sun. We are making progress in understanding the cause of the solar cycle. We expect solar cycle 24 to peak soon. Cycle 24 will be the smallest cycle in 100 years.
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Adams, Mitzi. 2013-09-20. The Solar Cycle and, How Do We Know What We Know?. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20140003231
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