TITLE:
Study Chromaticity of Solar Spectrum
AUTHORS:
Nagendra Nath Mondal
KEYWORDS:
Astronomy, Atmosphere, Chromaticity, Disaster, Irradiation, Spectroscopy
JOURNAL NAME:
International Journal of Astronomy and Astrophysics,
Vol.4 No.3,
September
5,
2014
ABSTRACT: The chromaticity of solar
spectrum is studied with the help of a Solar Spectrum Monitor system that can
detect individual color in the spectrum. Recent observations done by the
detector on the Solar Radiation and the Erath Milieu Experiment suggest that
the sun’s visible spectral irradiance changes from May 2009 to September 2012.
The data of Earth’s coordinates and environment have been taken since April
2005 after the devastating Tsunami (December, 2004) of India. The bizarre data
ofzenith angle,azimuth angle, andtemperatureof the Earth’s atmosphere show
their changes of maxima and minima epoch to epoch. The data of solar spectrum
monitor have been taking since 2009 and significant transformations of colored
ratiosΔRB/WandΔRR/Wper hour are observed among the
regions of each solstice between 2009 and 2012. The author advocates that the
abrupt vagaries of the Earth’s movements may cause devastating tsunamis,
earthquake, volcanic eruption, cyclones and tornadoes in addition of anomalous
changes of solar spectral irradiation, humidity, temperature and pressure;
those effects may spoil ecological balance and extinct some living species from
the soil of the earth.