April 02, 2021
That Lazy Old Sun
Timothy Birdnow
The Maunder Minimum ended in 1715, but was followed by the Dalton Minimum which ended in 1830. Between the two we had the Little Ice Age. In 1859 we saw the Carrington Event, which would have ended civilization if it were to have happened today. One must wonder if we aren't heading into another Maunder Minimum, or at least a Dalton, and if the Sun won't get much more active after. Maybe we should start putting everything in faraday cages.
Frank Lasee forwards this:
Interesting we are in a period of low sun spots. Why it matters is that less sun spots equals a little less warmth from sun.
From Electroverse:
Today, the Sun (once again) looks like an orange billiard ball--featurele
The Maunder Minimum ended in 1715, but was followed by the Dalton Minimum which ended in 1830. Between the two we had the Little Ice Age. In 1859 we saw the Carrington Event, which would have ended civilization if it were to have happened today. One must wonder if we aren't heading into another Maunder Minimum, or at least a Dalton, and if the Sun won't get much more active after. Maybe we should start putting everything in faraday cages.
Frank Lasee forwards this:
Interesting we are in a period of low sun spots. Why it matters is that less sun spots equals a little less warmth from sun.
From Electroverse:
Today, the Sun (once again) looks like an orange billiard ball--featurele
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