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- How we know that the sun changes the Climate. Part I: The past Sun, 21 Apr 24, 11:00pmThis tells us that the worst climate changes in the past have been caused by changes in solar activity. It also tells us that what is bad for humanity is cooling, not warming.
- Deep solar minimum on the verge of an historic milestone Fri, 13 Dec 19, 5:00pmGuest post by Paul Dorian Daily observations of the number of sunspots since 1 January 1900 according to Solar Influences Data Analysis Center (SIDC). The thin blue line indicates the daily sunspot number, while the dark...
- Sun spotless for 33 days straight – airline travelers getting dosed with up to 70 times more radiation [than at sea level] Fri, 21 Jun 19, 11:14pmAre we in a solar grand minimum? We’ve seen this before, but now predictions are for an extremely weak solar cycle ahead. Today is the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. The sun has been without a single observable...
- Sun spotless for 33 days straight – airline travelers getting dosed with up to 70 times more radiation Fri, 21 Jun 19, 11:14pmAre we in a solar grand minimum? We’ve seen this before, but now predictions are for an extremely weak solar cycle ahead. Today is the summer solstice in the northern hemisphere. The sun has been without a single observable...
- Study: A Solar Signature in Many Climate Indices Sun, 24 Feb 19, 11:00amAbstract Jean‐Louis Le MouëlFernand LopesVincent Courtillot We first apply singular spectrum analysis (SSA) to the international sunspot number (ISSN; 1849‐2015) and the count of polar faculae (PF; 1906‐2006)...
- Solar grand minima linked to cooling period in Europe Tue, 8 May 12, 12:49amThis is interesting. A quick cooling in Europe together with an increase in humidity and particularly in windiness was found to coincide with a long-term reduction in solar activity 2800 years ago during something called...
- The World won’t stop having climate cycles just because they are inconvenient. Sun, 19 Feb 12, 7:00amGuest post by David Archibald The most skillful climatologist the World has seen was Hubert Lamb (1913 – 1997). He can be credited with making the first prediction of the current solar minimum. This was in 1970 in a report...
- Do Latest Solar Studies Confirm Upcoming Global Cooling? Mon, 13 Feb 12, 7:01pmGuest post by Matti Vooro I fully support the findings of Jan –Erik Soldheim , Kjell Stordahl and Ole Humlum and their very recent paper called The long sunspot cycle 23 predicts a significant temperature decrease in...
- Nils-Axel Mörner: Arctic Environment by the Middle of this Century Wed, 6 Jul 11, 2:34pmGuest Post by Ric Werme Nils-Axel Mörner, best known for his research on sea level and sea level records, reported in the April 2011 issue of the journal Energy & Environment that: At around 2040-2050 we will be in a...
- 10 reasons to be cheerful about the coming new Ice Age Wed, 15 Jun 11, 9:10pmIt’s official: a new Ice Age is on its way. In what has been described as “the science story of the century”, heavyweight US solar physicists have announced that the sun is heading for a prolonged period...
- Missing sunspots solved by NASA? Fri, 4 Mar 11, 6:41amNews from NASA that they believe they have solved the mystery of the missing sunspots and why the solar minimum was so prolonged: Researchers Crack the Mystery of the Missing Sunspots March 2, 2011: In 2008-2009, sunspots...
- The sun is still in a slump – still not conforming to NOAA “consensus” forecasts Thu, 6 Jan 11, 6:25amNOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) produced their monthly solar cycle progression update yesterday. The news is not encouraging. We’ve had a drop in solar activity again in December, The sunspot count...