Tag Archives: sun

Solar Cycle Oh Dear…

Posted on 31 May 2017 by

Does the present state of the Sun imply even more slowdown of the solar output ahead? And does that imply a cold snowy Europe with a warmer Florida? Continue reading →

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Tangled Web Of FOSS – Google vs Oracle

Posted on 27 May 2016 by

Untangling the web of FOSS entangling Java, Oracle, and Google. Continue reading →

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The Iron Sun, Pro Link and Anti Density

Posted on 22 July 2015 by

Some links on the Iron Sun theory, along with a question of some density… Continue reading →

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Summer Solstice is Here

Posted on 21 June 2015 by

It’s the Summer Solstice in the N.H. and Winter Solstice in the S.H. Time for the true driver of weather and climate change, the sun, to start the process of nullification of the forces acting to push into one extreme season and start drifting us toward the other. Continue reading →

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Send In The Clouds…

Posted on 13 March 2015 by

Clouds and albedo change limit imblanaces in energy flow into the planet to a remarkable degree and balance the differences between hemispheres. Continue reading →

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Tides, Vectors, Scalars, Arctic Flushing, and Resonance

Posted on 16 February 2014 by

A brief look at why ignoring the direction of lunar tide forces is a bad idea, and why just looking at the size of the scalar portion is not the path to understanding. Continue reading →

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Does Anybody Really Know What TSI It Is?

Posted on 15 December 2013 by

Turns out TSI is a mess an one of the best solar researchers on the planet (IMHO) thinks were up for a Grand Minimum and lower TSI leading to a little ice age. Continue reading →

Posted in AGW Climate Perspective, AGW Science and Background, Earth Sciences, Science Bits | Tagged , , , | 66 Comments