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Magnetic waves originating in the Sun are known as Alfvénic waves. Image via Pixabay
Sun's magnetic waves are crucial for transportation of energy around the Sun, as well as the solar system
The Sun's magnetic waves behave in a different manner than believed and can be 'excited' by the sound waves leaking out from the Sun, claims a new study by researchers at Northumbria University, Newcastle....
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