INFLUENCE OF THE POSITION OF THE LUNAR-TERRESTRIAL AXIS IN THE GALAXY ON THE ANOMALOUS "BEHAVIOR" OF SOLAR FLARES
This paper presents a study of event processes associated with the occurrence of solar flares. The influence of our Galaxy on the distribution of solar flares in time is determined, mediated through the positions of the axis of the lunar-terrestrial system relative to the center of our Galaxy, and its plane. The relationship between a certain orientation of the lunar-terrestrial system relative to the center (plane) of the Galaxy and the emerging flare anomalies on the Sun has been clarified. The radiation of electromagnetic waves in the X-ray range is considered. The distribution of solar flares is described, according to the groups. The conclusion is made about the sources of deformation of the event space of the Solar system.