Origin of the Sun’s Electromagnetic Fields and Solar Cycles, or Solar Cycles Hypothesis

Sun’s core dislocation happens due to effect of unbalanced gravitational fields of the planets to the Sun. In other words, dislocated Sun’s core rotates a round per 24-35 days in radiation zone around the Sun’s center inverse of the Sun’s rotation while it is rotating a round per 6 days around itself . Direction of the Sun’s magnetic field lines from South Pole to the sky is an observable factor. This variable forced convection system generates momentum of inertia as the main source of the Sun’s gravitational field, Sun’s deformation, and speed-up the fusion and hot gas “soup” motion with many free charged particles as a source of magnetic field. Also, this mechanism generates a thermo-magnetic shear zone between the core and radiation zone which rotates 3-4 times faster than tachocline and generates stronger magnetic field. This mechanism leads us that the Jupiter with 11,856 years orbit period may be the main cause of the 11-year solar cycles. When it is approaching to the Sun and getting away from it, gravitational field in perihelion becomes 2.71 times more. During this time (2-3 years), Earth passes 2-3 times through it, this dynamic system becomes more active inside the Sun, Jupiter and Earth. When they are in a line, the peak of solar cycles occur, which is predictable.