Solar Physicist’s Research Discovers Second Solar Cycle – Sees Global Cooling Ahead
Recent research by Professor Valentina Zharkova (Northumbria University) and colleagues has shed new light on the inner workings of the Sun. If correct, this new discovery means that future solar cycles and variations in the Sun’s activity can be predicted more accurately. The research suggests that the next three solar cycles will see solar activity reduce significantly into the middle … Continue reading
1967 Solar Storm Nearly Led to Nuclear War
A powerful solar storm nearly heated the Cold War up catastrophically a half century ago, a new study suggests. The U.S. Air Force began preparing for war on May 23, 1967, thinking that the Soviet Union had jammed a set of American surveillance radars. But military space-weather forecasters intervened in time, telling top officials that a powerful sun eruption was … Continue reading
Jupiter So Massive, It Doesn’t Actually Orbit The Sun
Jupiter, the fifth planet from the Sun, gas giant, and subject of the Juno mission, is huge. Huge. It’s so huge, in fact, that it doesn’t actually orbit the Sun. Not exactly. With 2.5 times the mass of all the other planets in the Solar System combined, it’s big enough that the centre of gravity between Jupiter and the Sun … Continue reading
The Sun’s Dark Companion And The Physics of Equilibrium
by R.F. Astronomers have known about the perturbations in the orbits of Uranus and Neptune for two centuries now, but have yet to come up with a specific cause or explanation, at least officially. The first of these anomalies was observed soon after the discovery of Uranus in 1781, which many thought the later discovery of Neptune in 1846 would … Continue reading
Moon and Sun’s Gravity Causing Shifts in San Andreas Fault
The gravitational tug between the sun and moon is not just a dance of high and low tides: It can also trigger a special kind of earthquake on the San Andreas fault. This phenomenon has fascinated scientists for years. Like sea levels, the surface of the Earth also goes up and down with the tides, flexing the crust and stressing … Continue reading
NASA Discovers Giant Hole Growing on the Sun’s Surface (VIDEO)
A coronal hole appears on the sun’s corona, or atmosphere, when the sun’s magnetic field opens and allows heat from the corona to be expelled. The lower temperature of these areas causes them to appear darker than the rest of the sun’s surface. They also have lower energy and gas levels, adding to its dark appearance. While this sounds pretty … Continue reading
Ultra-Warmist German Solar Physicists Does A U-Turn, Now Warns Of A ‘Mini-Ice Age’
Headline Image Caption: Solar activity has been much lower than predicted earlier. Credit: D. Hathaway/NASA/MSFC The daily Berliner Kurier here writes today that solar physicists at the ultra-warmist Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) are warning that Europe may be facing “a mini ice age” due to a possible protracted solar minimum. The Berliner Kurier writes: “That’s the conclusion … Continue reading
The Deadly Threat Of A Solar Superstorm
A powerful electromagnetic pulse could knock out the power grid and the internet. How serious is the threat? Here’s everything you need to know: What is an electromagnetic pulse? It’s a powerful burst of electromagnetic energy with enormous destructive potential. An EMP can arise from natural phenomena, such as lightning strikes, or from human activity, such as a nuclear explosion. … Continue reading
The Variable Sun and Its Effects on Earth – Ben Davidson
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Nemesis The Suns Evil Twin Full Documentary
This is one of my favorite Nemesis videos. The reason being, it is backed by a lot of sensible thinking, sound scientific theories, logic and facts rather than hearsay and folklore. It also has an honest portrayal of a possibility instead of just trying to scare anyone, even though it is still a scary proposition. Unfortunately I don’t think this … Continue reading
