Review advocating solar observations as benchmarks for stellar activity and space weather, with SKA enabling detailed coronal studies and stellar detections.
Observations of a Radio-quiet Solar Preflare
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The preflare phase of the flare SOL2011-08-09T03:52 is unique in its long duration, its coverage by the Reuven Ramaty High Energy Solar Spectroscopic Imager (RHESSI) and the Nobeyama Radioheliograph, and the presence of three well-developed soft X-ray (SXR) peaks. No hard X-rays (HXR) are observed in the preflare phase. Here we report that also no associated radio emission at 17 GHz was found despite the higher sensitivity of the radio instrument. The ratio between the SXR peaks and the upper limit of the radio peaks is larger by more than one order of magnitude compared to regular flares. The result suggests that the ratio between acceleration and heating in the preflare phase was different than in regular flares. Acceleration to relativistic energies, if any, occurred with lower efficiency.
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Exploring Activity Across the Stellar Main Sequence with the Sun as a Benchmark
Review advocating solar observations as benchmarks for stellar activity and space weather, with SKA enabling detailed coronal studies and stellar detections.