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Nile Floods, Sunspots, Planets
An interesting paper that ties the history of Nile flood cycles to sunspot cycles and planetary alignments vs the sun and the galactic center. They postulate a theory of planets having differential effects on the solar magnetic field in the galactic wind shadow vs the ‘front’ side. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences
Tagged Alignments, climate, Floods, Nile, planet, sunspots, weather
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What Ice Caps?
Ice caps come and go, the Mediterranean comes and goes, human life goes on (as do polar bears, penguins, ducks, geese, elephants…) Continue reading
Hope for NASA Climatology – Joan Feynman
NASA discovers solar / weather cycle match and that maybe the sun has influence over climate. JPL has clue, even if GISS is a lost cause. Go JPL! And, of course, it had to come from a Feynman… Dr. Joan Feynman, and yes, it is the sister of Richard. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, History
Tagged Egypt, Global Warming, NASA, Nile, precipitation, Solar, sun, Water Levels
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