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"Mini Ice Age"
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Baron Greenback
Is it anything like "global dimming"? If so, I am already worried.
Yes. It's a normal climate pattern that is the result of the cooling of the sun. by counting the number of sun spots, leading scientist from Russia, Mexico, USA, etc.. Have called Global man made climate change "bad science" The have been pleading with Governments to change their policies because the planet is in fact cooling. If you type in Mini Ice Age on yahoo you will see plenty of info I reccomend viewing the NASA scientists warnings first. It kinda like when Pardis Sebeti tried to warn our government about Ebola last March! Some suspect this is the reason Russia is moving on Crimea after all their top world renowned scientist has been screaming about it for quite a while now. Let's just hope it's only a Mini Ice Age not a full blown Ice age.
Also this could be the reason our government has been stocking our underground bunkers with supplies in VA Why our government has been conducting military exercises in Minneapolis & Ohio, supplying LA school district with grenade launchers etc... Who knows it could be the crashing world economy as well! It's crazy war,cold weather,pest & disease, terrible economy's, & failing Agriculture always seem to happen at the same time.
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Baron Greenback
Well that all sounds cheery. Better have a doobie and think happy thoughts.
wanna know where this is headed? lol
http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/
http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/
Space scientist fears return of 'mini ice age'
TNN | Jan 21, 2015, 12.56 AM IST
NASHIK: The fewer sunspot activities on the Sun witnessed since the last two solar cycles might lead to a "mini ice age-like situation" in coming years, Shrinivas Aundhkar, the director of Mahatma Gandhi Mission, Centre for Astronomy and Space Technology, Nanded, said here on Tuesday.
"The sunspots that can be seen on the Sun have comparatively less temperature compared to other surfaces on it (Sun)," he said while addressing a gathering for a lecture, Get Ready for Little Ice Age, held as part of the Narendra Dabholkar lecture series.
Aundhkar, who has worked with scientists across the world on Sun-Earth connection, said, "The Sun undergoes two cycles that are described as maximum and minimum. The activity alternates every 11 years, and the period is termed as one solar cycle. At present, the Sun is undergoing the minimum phase, reducing global temperatures."
He said winter temperatures have dropped in the northern polar cap and is leading to severe winters. "This has also triggered the jet stream, which is active in the northern parts of the globe to shift in inter tropical climate zone like India. As a result, cold wind conditions were witnessed during the last two years. The unseasonal hailstorms in November and December are a result of the influence of the jet stream. This has also led to steady weakening of magnetic energy of the Sun, leading to mini ice age like situation," he said.
"The Sun, our energy source, goes through phases of violent (maximum phase) and quiet (minimum phase) activity every 11 years, which is called one solar cycle. The effects of minimum activity of a solar cycle are seen for about a year. However, it has been revealed that the minimum activity was seen for more than four years in the recently concluded solar cycle. Thus, it was the longest and quietest minimum phase in the past 100 years," the scientist said.
"The Earth may be heading towards a mini-ice age period, which is similar to what was observed in the 17th century. During the time, the sunspots on the Sun were absent. This led to a drop in northern hemisphere temperature by 2-3 degrees. The current scenario is almost same. Such climatic conditions might affect the agricultural pattern and health and trigger disasters in the worst scenario," he added.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...turn-of-mini-ice-age/articleshow/45959671.cms
http://www.suspicious0bservers.org/
Space scientist fears return of 'mini ice age'
TNN | Jan 21, 2015, 12.56 AM IST
NASHIK: The fewer sunspot activities on the Sun witnessed since the last two solar cycles might lead to a "mini ice age-like situation" in coming years, Shrinivas Aundhkar, the director of Mahatma Gandhi Mission, Centre for Astronomy and Space Technology, Nanded, said here on Tuesday.
"The sunspots that can be seen on the Sun have comparatively less temperature compared to other surfaces on it (Sun)," he said while addressing a gathering for a lecture, Get Ready for Little Ice Age, held as part of the Narendra Dabholkar lecture series.
Aundhkar, who has worked with scientists across the world on Sun-Earth connection, said, "The Sun undergoes two cycles that are described as maximum and minimum. The activity alternates every 11 years, and the period is termed as one solar cycle. At present, the Sun is undergoing the minimum phase, reducing global temperatures."
He said winter temperatures have dropped in the northern polar cap and is leading to severe winters. "This has also triggered the jet stream, which is active in the northern parts of the globe to shift in inter tropical climate zone like India. As a result, cold wind conditions were witnessed during the last two years. The unseasonal hailstorms in November and December are a result of the influence of the jet stream. This has also led to steady weakening of magnetic energy of the Sun, leading to mini ice age like situation," he said.
"The Sun, our energy source, goes through phases of violent (maximum phase) and quiet (minimum phase) activity every 11 years, which is called one solar cycle. The effects of minimum activity of a solar cycle are seen for about a year. However, it has been revealed that the minimum activity was seen for more than four years in the recently concluded solar cycle. Thus, it was the longest and quietest minimum phase in the past 100 years," the scientist said.
"The Earth may be heading towards a mini-ice age period, which is similar to what was observed in the 17th century. During the time, the sunspots on the Sun were absent. This led to a drop in northern hemisphere temperature by 2-3 degrees. The current scenario is almost same. Such climatic conditions might affect the agricultural pattern and health and trigger disasters in the worst scenario," he added.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...turn-of-mini-ice-age/articleshow/45959671.cms
Trichrider thanks for the post, for some reason it's difficult for my computer to attach stuff. There are many articles hope guys will post more about wheat crop, record breaking low temps, snow in the Middle East, huge increase in volcanic activity, earth quakes etc.. What would really be good for discussion would be the counter arguments not finding much! They say it's gonna reach the high point in 2030. I Heard temps are going to "drop off a cliff in 2016"
