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Listen to part of a lecture in an Astronomy class.

We are going to start study of sunspot today.And I think you will find it rather interesting.Now I am going to assume that you know that sunspots, in the most basic terms, are the dark spots on Sun's surface. That'll do for now.The ancient Chinese were the first to record observations of sunspots as the early as the year 165.When later European astronomers wrote about sunspots, they didn't believe that the spots were actually on the Sun.That's because of their belief at the time that the heavenly bodies, the Sun, Moon, Stars and Planets were perfect, without any flaws or blemishes.So the opinion was the spots were actually something else, like shadows of planets crossing the Sun's face.And this was thinking of European astronomers until the introduction of the telescope which brings us to our old friend, Galileo.In the early 1600s, based on his observations of sunspots, Galileo proposed a new hypotheses.He pointed out that the shape of sunspots, well, the sunspots weren't circular.If they were the shadows of the planets, they would be circular, right? So that was a problem for the prevailing view.And he also noticed that the shape of the sunspots changed as they seemed to move across the Sun's surface.Maybe a particular sunspot was sort of square, then later it would become more lopsided, then later something else.So there's another problem with the shadow hypothesis.Because the shape of a planet doesn't change.What Galileo proposed was that sunspots were indeed a feature of the Sun, but he didn't know what kind of feature.He proposed that they might be clouds in the atmosphere, the solar atmosphere.Especially because they seemed to change shape, and there was no predicting the changes.At least nothing Galileo could figure out, that random shape changing would be consistence with the spots being clouds.Over the next couple hundreds years, a lot of hypotheses were tossed around, the spots were mountains or holes in the solar atmosphere through which the dark surface of the Sun could be seen.Then in 1843, an astronomer named Heinrich Schwabe made an interesting claim.Schwabe had been watching the Sun everyday that it was visible for 17 years, looking for evidence of a new planet.And he started to keeping tracks of sunspots, mapping them, so he wouldn't confuse them with any potential new planet.In the end, there was no planet.But there was an evidence that the number of sunspots increased and decreased in a pattern. A pattern that began repeating after 10 years, and that was a huge breakthrough.Another astronomer named Wolf kept track of the Sun for an even longer period, 40 years actually.So Wolf did 40 years of research, and Schwabe did 17 years of research, I think there is a lesson here.Anyway, Wolf went through all records from various observatories in Europe, and put together a history of sunspot observations going back about 100 years.From this information, he was able to confirm the existence of a pattern, are repeating cycle.But Wolf detected an 11 years cycle not a 10 years cycle.11 years cycles? Does that sound familiar to anyone? No?Well, geomagnetic activity, the nature variations in Earth's magnetic field, it fluctuates in a 11 year cycles.Well, we'll cover this later in this semester.But for now, well, scientists in the late 19th century were aware of geomagnetic cycles.So when they heard that the sunspots' cycle was also 11 years, well, they just had to find out what was going on. Suddenly, everyone was doing studies of the possible relationship between the Sun and the Earth.Did the sunspots cause geomagnetic fields or did the geomagnetic fields cause the sunspot? Or is there some other thing that caused both?And astronomers did eventually figure out what sunspots had to do with the geomagnetic fields. Actually, they are magnetic fields.And the fact that sunspots are megnetic fields accounts for their dark appearance.That's because megnetic fields reduce the pressure exerted on the gases inside of them, making the spots cooler than the rest of the Sun's surface.And since they are cooler, they are darker.


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正确答案:C 定位原文: Professor: We are going to start a study of sunspots today, and I think you’ll find it rather interesting… The ancient Chinese were the first to record observations of sunspots… When later European astronomers wrote about sunspots, they didn’t believe that… Galileo proposed a new hypothesis… Then in 1843, astronomer named Heinrich Schwa be made an interesting claim… Another astronomer named Wolf kept track of the Sun for an even longer period… 解析:教授开头就说讲座是关于太阳黑子的研究,并阐述了随着时间的推移,这个研究不断进步。古代中国人最先观察到黑子,欧洲人根据自己的信仰主观臆断黑子并非在太阳上,再到伽利略通过望远镜观察提出了质疑, 然后到两位学者长年的研究发现太阳黑子数量变化和地磁周期,这些都可以看出讲座的主旨是在说人类对于太阳黑子的科学认知的不断演变的过程。因此答案选 C。

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Listen to part of a lecture in an Astronomy class.

We are going to start study of sunspot today.And I think you will find it rather interesting.Now I am going to assume that you know that sunspots, in the most basic terms, are the dark spots on Sun's surface. That'll do for now.The ancient Chinese were the first to record observations of sunspots as the early as the year 165.When later European astronomers wrote about sunspots, they didn't believe that the spots were actually on the Sun.That's because of their belief at the time that the heavenly bodies, the Sun, Moon, Stars and Planets were perfect, without any flaws or blemishes.So the opinion was the spots were actually something else, like shadows of planets crossing the Sun's face.And this was thinking of European astronomers until the introduction of the telescope which brings us to our old friend, Galileo.In the early 1600s, based on his observations of sunspots, Galileo proposed a new hypotheses.He pointed out that the shape of sunspots, well, the sunspots weren't circular.If they were the shadows of the planets, they would be circular, right? So that was a problem for the prevailing view.And he also noticed that the shape of the sunspots changed as they seemed to move across the Sun's surface.Maybe a particular sunspot was sort of square, then later it would become more lopsided, then later something else.So there's another problem with the shadow hypothesis.Because the shape of a planet doesn't change.What Galileo proposed was that sunspots were indeed a feature of the Sun, but he didn't know what kind of feature.He proposed that they might be clouds in the atmosphere, the solar atmosphere.Especially because they seemed to change shape, and there was no predicting the changes.At least nothing Galileo could figure out, that random shape changing would be consistence with the spots being clouds.Over the next couple hundreds years, a lot of hypotheses were tossed around, the spots were mountains or holes in the solar atmosphere through which the dark surface of the Sun could be seen.Then in 1843, an astronomer named Heinrich Schwabe made an interesting claim.Schwabe had been watching the Sun everyday that it was visible for 17 years, looking for evidence of a new planet.And he started to keeping tracks of sunspots, mapping them, so he wouldn't confuse them with any potential new planet.In the end, there was no planet.But there was an evidence that the number of sunspots increased and decreased in a pattern. A pattern that began repeating after 10 years, and that was a huge breakthrough.Another astronomer named Wolf kept track of the Sun for an even longer period, 40 years actually.So Wolf did 40 years of research, and Schwabe did 17 years of research, I think there is a lesson here.Anyway, Wolf went through all records from various observatories in Europe, and put together a history of sunspot observations going back about 100 years.From this information, he was able to confirm the existence of a pattern, are repeating cycle.But Wolf detected an 11 years cycle not a 10 years cycle.11 years cycles? Does that sound familiar to anyone? No?Well, geomagnetic activity, the nature variations in Earth's magnetic field, it fluctuates in a 11 year cycles.Well, we'll cover this later in this semester.But for now, well, scientists in the late 19th century were aware of geomagnetic cycles.So when they heard that the sunspots' cycle was also 11 years, well, they just had to find out what was going on. Suddenly, everyone was doing studies of the possible relationship between the Sun and the Earth.Did the sunspots cause geomagnetic fields or did the geomagnetic fields cause the sunspot? Or is there some other thing that caused both?And astronomers did eventually figure out what sunspots had to do with the geomagnetic fields. Actually, they are magnetic fields.And the fact that sunspots are megnetic fields accounts for their dark appearance.That's because megnetic fields reduce the pressure exerted on the gases inside of them, making the spots cooler than the rest of the Sun's surface.And since they are cooler, they are darker.


What is the lecture mainly about?

正确答案: C

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正确答案:C 定位原文: Professor: We are going to start a study of sunspots today, and I think you’ll find it rather interesting… The ancient Chinese were the first to record observations of sunspots… When later European astronomers wrote about sunspots, they didn’t believe that… Galileo proposed a new hypothesis… Then in 1843, astronomer named Heinrich Schwa be made an interesting claim… Another astronomer named Wolf kept track of the Sun for an even longer period… 解析:教授开头就说讲座是关于太阳黑子的研究,并阐述了随着时间的推移,这个研究不断进步。古代中国人最先观察到黑子,欧洲人根据自己的信仰主观臆断黑子并非在太阳上,再到伽利略通过望远镜观察提出了质疑, 然后到两位学者长年的研究发现太阳黑子数量变化和地磁周期,这些都可以看出讲座的主旨是在说人类对于太阳黑子的科学认知的不断演变的过程。因此答案选 C。

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