No Sunspots - It May be Chilly...

[WiNaDeYo]

This is nothing new, although this article, NoCaste, does lump all the questions into one big pile...

I, being an environmental biologist and botanic, have never believed the "Global Warming" theory, personally.

I do believe that the warming/cooling is a natural phenomenon.

Here: http://www.globalweathercycles.com/manuscript.html
you can get a free e-book, for a limited time, entitled "Global Warming - Global Cooling
Natural Cause Found". It's very interesting!


Peace and Good Will!

[Orion11]

has anyone else noticed.. we missed spring!!!!!

straight from frost on the windows to 88 degrees.

dayummm!!!!!!

[burgundia]

Originally Posted by Orion11

has anyone else noticed.. we missed spring!!!!!

straight from frost on the windows to 88 degrees.

dayummm!!!!!!

Not everywhere. In Poland everything by the book... beautiful spring, sunny, but not hot, just warm.

[Orion11]

ohh niice.

yea, just another reason for me to leave amerika. lol

Originally Posted by WiNaDeYo

This is nothing new, although this article, NoCaste, does lump all the questions into one big pile...

I, being an environmental biologist and botanic, have never believed the "Global Warming" theory, personally.

I do believe that the warming/cooling is a natural phenomenon.

Here: http://www.globalweathercycles.com/manuscript.html
you can get a free e-book, for a limited time, entitled "Global Warming - Global Cooling
Natural Cause Found". It's very interesting!


Peace and Good Will!

Good to have you on board will be interested in you feelings on this subject asnd others relating to you subject. What is your impression on the warming or cooling process at the moment? Is there anything in your domain that points in a particular direction?

[alyscat]

Apparently sunspot activity is not really necessary for CMEs - there was a story I saw yesterday (or the day before) - caught it on the web. Now let me go see if I can find the site.

Here's a story from 2000
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2000/ast13sep_1.htm

alys

Originally Posted by alyscat

Apparently sunspot activity is not really necessary for CMEs - there was a story I saw yesterday (or the day before) - caught it on the web. Now let me go see if I can find the site.

Here's a story from 2000
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2000/ast13sep_1.htm

alys

The amazing thing about that stotry is in the first few lines I quote:

Sept. 13, 2000 -- On Monday, Sept. 11, the sunspot number dropped to its lowest value of the year. The face of the Sun looked remarkably blank with only a few tiny spots visible in telescopes.

That was is amazing for me don't know about you?The CME could be a result of the closing down as it were? Like a pressure cooker without the valve????