Unexplained Solar Cycle Anomaly Found in Ancient Texts (Maunder Minimum)

Hello and welcome! My name is Anton and in this video, we will talk about interesting discoveries about the mysterious period our Sun went through known as Maunder minimum
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0:00 Mysteries of the Sun
0:50 What was Maunder minimum?
2:30 Confirmations by Cassini
2:50 Related to mini Ice Age?
3:20 18 Other periods were found already
4:00 Why it's important to understand
4:40 Korean observations from the royal court
5:30 Why aurora happen in Korea
6:50 Results show the sun had a different cycle!
8:10 New cycle is even stranger

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[ScientiaHistoria]

An unsung scientific hero in this story is the astronomer Jack Eddy. He rediscovered Maunder’s work, used historical records to corroborate the finding, and was dismissed by his colleagues for wasting his time on such a wrongheaded idea as a changing sun, even losing his job in budget cuts. Eventually his work was accepted and he is lauded as one of the most creative researchers in the field. (See his wiki page.)

[severalwolves]

I just finished listening to the podcast series _Hell On Earth, _ about the social and political upheaval of the 17th Century (Thirty Years War, English Civil War, etc). The show ties these conflicts back to the “Little Ice Age” that occurred, causing crop failures and precarious scarcity. It’s scope is limited primarily to Europe, but I def recommend for anyone interested in learning about history and the political landscape of this period. :)

[Dysputant]

Humanity: I hope 2024 will be less eventful
Sun: ....burp....
Humanity : Who turned off... everything ?

[alansnyder]

Regarding the Maunder Minimum and the Little Ice Ages... One idea that I heard is that during the time the sun's magnetic field was weak and as a result, cosmic ray activity was much higher. And those cosmic rays can actually seed cloud formation. So the idea is the during the Maunder Minimum the increased comic rays could have seeded many more white cloud tops cooling the Earth under those clouds.

[YayComity]

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I also admire that he doesn't aggressively self-promote or sell, so he needs our support.

[noahbrown]

I wish more people had an interest in learning things like this.

[ravendon]

1, 000 years of astronomical observations! Way to go, Korea!!!!

[rimurutempest]

We need to remember that Cassini was also influenced by Siamese Texts from India
It had lot of practical formulas to calculate Sun and Moon's Apsidial period and length of mean lunar month .
Also this text which Cassini read was not even a full fledged Siddhanta(More like applied Math) . There were others which he had not read .
But it helped Cassini to calculate accurately .

[Kayenne]

Thank you so much for your videos, information, research and hard work.

[dadsonworldwide]

If only we had older records like this . we truly have such small samples sizes of confidence to work with.

[andycordy]

I would certainly not question recent findings about cyclic solar activity and I love the idea of the records kept by Royal Astronomers in Korea but the Sun is 4 billion years old and probably has a pattern of fluctuations far more complex than human records of a thousand years can demonstrate.

[popcopone]

i m so happy we ve come to this point with civilisation that allowed me to see this man, anton petrov (which btw i find as the realest mdfk out there), daily, with the best updates on scinece from all the fields, not just space. bro anton petrov just the best in what he does. so informative, chill and entertaining.

[phishENchimps]

It has already been known that solar activity effects wind in the upper atmosphere. hopefully they don't forget it.

[thehdgaming]

As a ham radio operator and shortwave listener, I'm glad that period of extreme solar minimum happened back in the 1600's... Radio propagation would have been absolutely terrible... 😂😂

[recursr]

Anton, would be great if you could deepen the topic of earthquakes/solar activity.
Ben Davidson see‘s a correlation, but hus data goes only back a 50years or so. I found other studies, with similar time range, but outcomes aren‘t clear.
The corean aurora data would help greatly to find longterm correlations.

[tatersquad]

Anton getting those context warnings like a champ. Keep it going my man 💪

[natashasmyk]

Since the solar activity is so variable, why not imagine that the heating effect of the solar radiance is also variable and sometimes more than expected, even though the radiance is assumed to be boringly constant in character.

[hl]

Hi Anton, have you, in the past, ever thought about adding your bloopers ad the end of your videos?

[lar]

Perfect as always Anton😊, American Universities, as well as high schools, would benefit from the style in which u explain 👍👍👍👍💓

[jrgaskin]

we need more sacrifices to keep the sun happy.