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Here is a chronological list of discoveries in the physics of the Sun :
- 350 BC - The first reference to a sunspot ( Theophrastus of Athens ).
- 28 AD - Chinese chronicles mention the existence of sunspots
- 807 - Eihnard mentions the existence of sunspots in the Life of Charlemagne .
- 840 - The philosopher al-Kindi mentions the existence of sunspots
- 1200 - Observations on a sunspot ( Ibn Rushd ).
- 1365 , 1371 - Russian chronicles describe sunspots on the Sun's disk.
- 1450 - Italian Guildo Carrara and his son notice sunspots.
- 1607 - Johannes Kepler sees a spot on the Sun, but considers it due to the passage of the planet Mercury in front of the solar disk.
Age telescope
De Maculis in sole observatis et apparente earum cum Sole conversione - The work of Johann Fabricius in which he announces the existence of sunspots
Age solar photo
Age Hale-Mont Wilson
- 1946 - The existence of the solar cosmic radiation component is demonstrated.
- 1946 - Obtaining the first ultraviolet spectacle of the Sun through rockets outside the Earth's atmosphere.
- 1948 - Photography of the solar image in X-rays.
- 1953 - The first solar magnetograph is built ( Horace W. Babcock )
- 1957 - Registration of the largest solar maximum and organization of collaboration in the International Geophysical Year
- 1958 - Parker theoretically predicts the existence of the solar wind that was discovered in 1962 by rockets and natural satellites
- 1964 - 65 - International Years of the Calm Sun.
- 1969 - Commissioning of the largest vertical solar telescope at Sacramento Peak ( United States )
- 1976 - Andrei Severnii discovers the oscillation of the Sun with a period of 2 hours and 40 minutes [2] .
- 1981 - NASA processes data from 1978 and discovers a comet crashing into the Sun.
- 2004 - The largest solar flare ever recorded