Solar 24 hours "clock"

[Michele]

Do you know why The Sun seems to have a 24 hours clock registered by goes 16?

If it is not generated by technical issues there is only one way to analyze this data. In this deep minimum the Surface of Sun is not emitting radio data  and what we see is amazing. I think that this clock could be generated in the Hearth of the Sun and this is amazing because it is long like an earth day.

Astronomy is becoming really interesting during this Sun minimum!

We need a Pink Floyd Song to celebrate...set the control of the Hearth of the Sun.

Anyone knows?

https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/it/attivita-solare/flares-solari

[Vancanneyt Sander]

There seems to be a dip in the solar x-rays every 24 hours which is something new when we compare it with the previous GOES X-ray sensors. The new GOES-16 sensor is way more sensitive especially in the lower X-ray classes. But mostly in these quiet days every 24h there is a small decrease that normally, when solar activity is higher, you won't see happening. It can be triggered by small magnetic variation in the geosynchronous orbit just like the GOES magnetometer that has similar variations.

[Ron NL]

I dont see that 24 hr "dip"  (or peak)

Can you show me lets say a full week  ...were we can clearly see a 24 hr rhythm ?  

For me it is not important if its "Peaks" or "'Dips" ...  as long as it shows such 24 hr rhythm (repeated/cadence)

It's a known fact that we humans and most other life have "clocks" such as the "Circadian Clock" 

 

Im researching which phenomena (radiation/magnetics ...etc)  in the Sun could possibly be involved in 

the synchronizing of our human-clocks (circadian)

 

[Marcel de Bont]

I just picked a random day from our archive but if you start here (https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/archive/2020/03/03/xray) and just flick trough the days you will see a dip every 24 hours in the morning hours. This is because the Earth gets in the way of GOES around the equinoxes. GOES cant see the Sun basically for a few minutes to over an hour each day for a couple of weeks. Check also question 4 in our FAQ which covers a similar topic. https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/faq