Sunspots, should we be worried?

In the 17th century, for a 70 year period, called the Maunder Minimum, Earth experienced very low temperatures. We now know that during this period the Sun had less sunspots than usual.

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[quinndeluna]

The 11 yr switches don't explain the 70 yr drop in temperature. I Wish they'd elaborate here

[ericanshutz]

Must of been global warming form all the cars back then. 🤣

[theBoss]

Also no chemtrails . And the sky was a lot darker blue than it is today

[rapturebound]

And here I thought those environmental geniuses said cow farts were causing global warming. Must be cows on the Sun.

[billunderwood]

This is year four of the current Grand Solar Minimum.
Although we are coming into the most active part of the eleven year cycle, and we should be seeing a very active sun, along with high temperatures, we are actually experiencing cooler than normal temps, and the earth has actually cooled 0.71° C over the last four years.
The planting season has shortened drastically, and this is the third year in a row with little or no Champagne or Wine coming from France ... Hail, destroyed the vineyards yet again this year. Just like during the Maunder Minimum, when people ate their dead neighbors ... It's well documented.
There was nothing else to eat. Even horses and cows starved as even grass wouldn't grow ... It's here again, and your government is hiding it from you.
Why?
Because the wealthy people who truly control everything ...? They want us to die.
It really is that simple, and the elite have written several books describing exactly that, and how they intend to do it.

[patrickkavanagh]

Been saying this for years and it also gives us warm years and cold years.

[rchurch]

I know there was a short time when places like Maine never exceeded frost temperatures but i read it was caused by a large volcanic eruption. Where do you find daily weather logs from the seventeenth century?

[danielponiatowski]

i know the sunspot cycles had an effect on radio signals. back in the 1970s we all had 2way radios in our cars, CBs, and there was alot of skip. i could get a stronger signal from thousands of miles away than from the guy down the rd. the lower bandwidths meant the signal could bounce off the ionosphere, or one of those layers, and come down hundreds or thousands of miles away and recieve in the same way. its what we did before WE invented PCs and chatrooms etc.

[jamestuccillo]

My girlfriend has a very bad "solar cycle" 😧

[mackjones]

Lol look up the Carrington event (i think that's correct) back in the late 1800's. Much scarier. Especially if it happened now.

[badburrito-tiwr]

There is another cycle of time that most people are not familiar with, it is called the "Great Year". It is a 24, 000 year cycle that is tracked by using the 12 zodiac signs. Our solar system is in a binary relationship with another solar system called Sirius. This cycle has 4 " Ages" that start with the Iron Age, Bronze Age, Silver Age and the Golden Age. It is important to know where you are in this cycle as it affects everyone and everything on the planet. We have recently left the "Iron Age or Dark Ages. We are currently in the "Bronze Age" or Information Age. This change happened on December 21st, 2012. To find out more about the Great Year, please read Walter Crutenden's book "Lost Star of Myth and Time". Another excellent book is called "The Holy Science" by Sri Yukteswar.

[bodichair]

Norm Macdonald:
Of course I knew that !

[terryhollands]

This guy should read a book. The sunspot cycle has no connection to the magnetic polarity reversal.

[newfreenayshaun]

Just wait til Al Gore finds out about this! Lmao.

[charlesbates]

During sunspot cycles, there is a tremendous input of energy into the Earth's climate cycle, including protons & cosmic energy. During sunspot minimum, this energy input drops off tremendously. This energy controls climate on Earth, not CO2.

[MultiverseMediaSpace]

The polarity of the Sun does not shift every 11 years! The cycle is much longer than that.

[michaelkelley]

That would have been before the industrial revolution so it couldn't possibly have happened.

[saucywench]

Why shouldn't we be concerned? It's a cycle that will always repeat until the sun dies. This is why global warming is not a concern.

[lcarter]

The sun spots were putting out a lot of heat and the heat is what effects and Earth right now but back in those days the sun spots were minimum and was not warning the Earth like it is today

[deborahbriscoe-graves]

FEWER sunspots, NOT "LESS' sunspots