High energetic solar proton flares on the declining phase of solar cycle 22.

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Solar Activity Cycles: Solar Flares

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The year 1991 was part of the declining phase of solar cycle 22, during which high energetic flares were produced by active region NOAA/USAF 6659 in June. The associated solar proton events affected the Earth environment and their proton fluxes were measured by GOES. The evaluation of solar activity during the first half of June 1991, has been carried out by applying a method for high energetic solar flares prediction on the flares of June 1991. The method depends on cumulative summation curves according to observed H-alpha flares, X-ray bursts, in the active region 6659 during one rotation when the energetic solar flares of June 1991 have occurred. It has been found that the steep trend of increased activity sets on several tens of hours prior to the occurrence of the energetic flare, which can be used, together with other methods, for forecasts of major flares. All the used data at the present work are received from NOAA, Boulder, Colorado, USA.

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