Solar radiation and its cycle:Exploring New Dimensions in Cosmic and Terrestrial Phenomena

<p dir="ltr"><b>Abstract</b></p><p dir="ltr">This publication presents groundbreaking research on the interactions between cosmic and terrestrial phenomena, building on the pioneering work of <b>Louis-Claude Vincent</b> and <b>Jeanne Rousseau</b>. The study introduces a novel <b>electromagnetic model</b> of the universe that redefines our understanding of the Sun, sunspot formation, tides, and the intricate connections between cosmic cycles and life on Earth. With interdisciplinary applications spanning <b>biology</b>, <b>biochemistry</b>, <b>climatology</b>, <b>astrophysics</b>, <b>seismology</b>, <b>volcanism</b>, and more, this work provides critical insights into how cosmic forces shape natural and biological processes. Aimed at researchers in astrophysics, life, and environmental sciences, this document serves as both an introduction and a broadened exploration of a neglected field, seeking to make this knowledge more meaningful and accessible to a wider audience.</p>