What is Solar Wave ?

it incites a transition from subsonic to supersonic flow...................

There are so many different kinds of "solar waves," so one you would need to be specific on the sort of wave that one is looking for. Our Solar Oscillations Group have some technical Web pages that I will list here, but I will also try to give the general idea of those pages so you can browse the links at your leisure.

In January 1959, the Soviet spacecraft Luna 1 first directly observed the solar wind and measured its strength,......

Helioseismology is the science of oscillations or vibrations in the Sun, and those oscillations are caused by waves in the Sun (solar waves). We study waves in the Sun with similar techniques as those used by geologists who study waves in the Earth (earthquakes).

using hemispherical ion traps. The discovery, made by Konstantin Gringauz, was verified by Luna 2, Luna 3 and by the more distant measurements of Venera 1......

The waves described at the following Web page are the main type of waves of which heliosmologists are interested (although helioseismologists are interested in many other types of waves in the Sun, as well.).

. Three years later a similar measurement was performed by Neugebauer and collaborators using the Mariner 2 spacecraft................

Acoustic waves" are the sort of waves that humans' ears are sensitive to, and of which enable us to hear sounds. The Sun's acoustic waves, though, are at too low a frequency for us humans to be able to hear,

so we have to "speed up the waves" in order for us to hear solar waves. These acoustic waves generate standing wave patterns called "p-mode" oscillation patterns, of which we can detect with our MDI instrument on the SOHO spacecraft.

"Gravity waves" are the sort of waves in which gravity is the restoring force. There are actually two sorts of gravity waves.

The first type of gravity wave is the sort of wave that are like those waves on the surface of a lake: surface gravity waves. These "surface gravity waves" are detectable with our MDI instrument on the SOHO spacecraft (you can see the SOI page again.).

There are also deep Sun-penetrating gravity waves (with gravity as the restoring mechanism) that generate oscillation standing patterns called "g-modes" that have not been detected with confidence yet (they are hypothetical at this point, but we are looking hard for them).

SolarWave is a Swedish company producing solar powered water purification system

SolarWave was founded in 2009 by Bengt Skörelid and Thomas Larsson.

The company has its headquarters in Gävle and is represented internationally by its subsidiaries SolarWave Tanzania Limited in Tanzania and SolarWave Uganda Limited in Uganda, as well as by resellers in several African countries.[1]

The company's product portfolio comprises water purification systems, desalination systems and solar power sets

Based on ultraviolet and reverse osmosis technologies, SolarWave's systems are suitable for use in remote and rural areas because it integrates solar power supply and requires no previous infrastructure.

These systems also help serve private home owners needing small and reliable water treatment systems which are easy to operate and are environmentally friendly.

SolarWave is also a part of the United Nations approved Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project in Tanzania.[3] The project provides safe drinking water to 10 remote villages in Tanzania and reduces CO2 emissions by replacing traditional water purification; boiling of water using firewood, with SolarWave's environmentally friendly technology.

SolarWave is also a part of the United Nations approved Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) project in Tanzania.[3] The project provides safe drinking water to 10 remote villages in Tanzania and reduces CO2 emissions by replacing traditional water purification; boiling of water using firewood, with SolarWave's environmentally friendly technology.

SolarWave believes that everyone should have access to safe, affordable drinking water. We are devoted to developing the most cost-effective water treatment solutions to improve living conditions for the less privileged and support the sustainable development of distressed areas.

Where SolarWave and Charity meet. By sponsoring a Good Water project, you can supply clean water to a school, health clinic, or perhaps a whole village in a developing country. In addition to the health benefits, access to safe drinking water helps create sustainable local businesses, jobs, and income opportunities.

SolarWave has developed a generic product platform for solar power systems. We custom design solutions of virtually any size and for any application.