commentary on the radius of the sun: optical illusion or manifestation of a real surface?
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Abstract
In modern solar theory, the photospheric surface merely act
s as an optical illusion.
Gases cannot support the existence of such a boundary. Conve
rsely, the liquid metallic
hydrogen model supports the idea that the Sun has a distinct s
urface. Observational as-
tronomy continues to report increasingly precise measures
of solar radius and diameter.
Even the smallest temporal variations in these parameters w
ould have profound impli-
cations relative to modeling the Sun and understanding clim
ate fluctuations on Earth. A
review of the literature convincingly demonstrates that th
e solar body does indeed pos-
sess a measurable radius which provides, along with previou
s discussions (Robitaille
P.M. On the Presence of a Distinct Solar Surface: A Reply to He
rv ́e Faye.
Progr.
Phys.
, 2011, v. 3, 75–78.), the twenty-first line of evidence that t
he Sun is comprised of
condensed-matter.
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