Do sunspots effect earth's magnetic fields?

Question

I'm doing a research project to see if their's a direct correlation between sunspots, earthquakes and tropical cyclones and I have found one. I want to know if sunspots affect earth's magnetic fields. Which would trigger earthquakes and somehow trigger tropical cyclones.

Answer 1

Yes. Sunspots are magnetic loops. The loops mess with earths magnetic field. It sends solar wind gusts. The solar wind gusts are magnatized. I think if the sun would send a strong enough gust that it could change earths magnetic field.
Go to google and search this- southward Bz. That is when the IMF points south.

Answer 2

perhaps you should look at the terminology with the cause/effect

what is a sunspot?

also, the suns magnetic polarity is what effects the earths....

this is the more likely the issue

sunspots, or solar flares directly affect the earths temperature, this would be the cause for the climate issues, not the magnetic wander

Answer 3

The strong fluctuation in the earth's magnetic field is called magnetic storm.The overall level of the magnetic storm activity varies with the recurring 11-year solar activity cycle.

Answer 4

i do no longer relatively get that graph. How can there be 24 pink dots over one hundred twenty years if each physique is to symbolize a "length" of 11 or so years? The graph in basic terms is going from 1860 to 1980, if each and each element is meant to hint the size of an ~11 365 days cycle there could in basic terms be 12 documents factors, no longer 24...