Comments on: Sunspot update: The deep minimum deepens

By: JDubya_MesaAZ

JDubya_MesaAZ — Thu, 18 Jun 2020 18:24:54 +0000

My prof at U of A was a solar physicist. This was in 1992-1994. His comments were always that a molecule, important to the ecosystem has less effect than the incoming flux from the sun. Most people do not understand the amount of energy imparted onto the Earth’s atmosphere. The Earth receives almost 10,000 years of energy imparted onto the planet than all of mankind creates in one year. So a 1% change in solar influx has more effects than a 0.01% change in that molecular contribution to the atmosphere. So that 10,000 years of energy influx (2015 numbers), integrated over the course of all of mankind’s energy growth (wood, dung, wind, hydro, coal, oil, nuclear, solar) practically goes back to when we were learning fire.

His ashes were buried in space on one of the shuttle missions.

By: Star Bird

Star Bird — Tue, 09 Jun 2020 20:51:23 +0000

How much more do Sunspots effect our weather then to Backyard BBQ’s lets see that fool Bill Nye answer this $64000 Question

By: LocalFluff

LocalFluff — Tue, 09 Jun 2020 01:04:49 +0000

@Phill O
Recycling CO2 from the dead underground to the life giving atmosphere is the best human kind has ever done to the wild nature! The whole planet is greening as it hasn’t in millions of years. Arctic and desert regions are shrinking and giving way to wild life. And a small part of what we give to the atmosphere we get back in the shape of skyrocketing crop yields. So that even though more people eat more and better than ever before, the amount of agricultured land is shrinking, we are giving it back to wild life. Thanks to the oil industry!

Even if we could not get any energy out of fossil fuels, we should still drill, pump and dig up gas, oil and coal to recycle it to the atmosphere, because of the huge benefits of CO2 emissions to ourselves and all of the biosphere.

Is anyone surprised that the mass murdering violent hating ape crazy leftists (and the uneducated idiots they manage to fool) are dedicated to total propaganda against the creation of life out of death?

By: Phill O

Phill O — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 23:47:29 +0000

The best areas to look for climate changes are those where farming is marginal. Alberta has such an area just a bit east of the Rocky Mountains in a belt which runs SE to NW some 30 miles (50km) to 70 miles east of the front ranges.

This belt has seen progressively later harvests with the 2019 harvest being completed in My 2020. There are other members of the Madden Ag Society who can verify this hrvest completion time.

Other areas could be identified for further data collection. However, LocalFluff has stated that Europe has seen the coldest spring for some time. I am sure that there are similar areas in Russia.

By: Ray Van Dune

Ray Van Dune — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 23:15:49 +0000

Imagine if Trump nominated Christine Maya-Yolanda Kunstler to replace her? How could anyone object?

By: sippin_bourbon

sippin_bourbon — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 22:46:24 +0000

If tomorrow’s headline is “RGB dies”, all heck will break loose.

By: LocalFluff

LocalFluff — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 21:19:45 +0000

@Ray Van Dune
Trying to predict the leftists’ next madness is a funny game!

I predict that they will (try to) force everyone to jump around on one leg, with the excuse that it lessens the burden on Mother Earth. And prevents the gravity catastrophe that otherwise would kill all living things in ten years (it’s always ten years, because that’s long enough to scare the children and then they keep the trauma for the rest of their lives).

By: Ray Van Dune

Ray Van Dune — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 20:54:16 +0000

This bad news for Democrats: they need at least two more crises beyond Covid-19 and George Floyd to fill up the time between now and October, and they have to be capable of being blamed on Trump. I say now and “October” because of course “The October Surprise” will take us across the line to November! What could the two crises be?
Deforestation?
UFOs?
City / State Bankruptcies?
Floods?
Tornados?
Supreme Court vacancy / vacancies? Could be a twofer.
NFL / MLB strike / boycott?

Any others?

By: LocalFluff

LocalFluff — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 20:10:43 +0000

This spring (in the northern hemisphere) has been unusually cold in Europe. Also, it seems, in Australia and South Africa. The climate doomsday preacher teologist Al Gore’s Nobel peace prize and Oscar winning movie “An Inconvenient Truth” is getting even more humiliated year by year. Everyone who has preached climate doomsday must be publicly confronted and humiliated, so that the general public learns about who is to be trusted and not. The fraudsters always have to be exposed. so they better hide and shut up and get a real job.

The red forecast curve is just a mathematical extrapolation of earlier cycles, not something that heliophysicists really expect to happen. It’s kind of a norm, something to compare anomalies with.

Just from watching the curve of the sunspots, I would suspect that the widening double top of the peaks in the last cycles, have something to do with this long low. Looks like interfering waves.

Since this inference, i.e. the different lengths of the curves added from some unknown processes in the Sun or its magnetic field, seems to widen by a couple of years per cycle, lately, I predict that this period of low solar spot activity will last for 11*11/2 years, that is, for half a century with the “big bottom” in the 2040s.

The super noisy “climate models” will not beat my prognosis for the nest 30 years, no more than they have during the last 30 years. There is no “climate science”, that whole concept is a tax parasiting fraud. It is exactly like Roman priests trying to interpret omens out of the intestines of slaughtered goats. in fact it is as simple as just having a look at the obvious, and you know much more than anyone of them knows!

By: Steve Golson

Steve Golson — Mon, 08 Jun 2020 19:35:43 +0000

Bob, I always appreciate your sunspot analysis. Thanks.