The author equates this to a New Little Ice Age expected to begin around 2042

https://i.ibb.co/68mhxsH/sunspotactivity.jpg

http://thelongview.com.au/sunmoonclimate.html#sunspots-over-CO2

https://i.ibb.co/2cMPXMw/BOM01.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/HrCzN62/BOM02.jpg

http://thelongview.com.au/sunmoonclimate.html#sunspots-over-CO2

Hi Ajax - that's what I've been trying to tell people for ages.

Hardly anyone is listening.
Look forward to record cold this winter.

Ajax wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 1:49pm:

The author equates this to a New Little Ice Age expected to begin around 2042

Bobby. wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 3:48pm:

Hi Ajax - that's what I've been trying to tell people for ages. Hardly anyone is listening. Look forward to record cold this winter.

You do realise 2042 is still 23 years away.
And that is when it is supposed to BEGIN

The_Barnacle wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 4:35pm:

You do realise 2042 is still 23 years away. And that is when it is supposed to BEGIN

1. What are the error bars on that?
2. And we are gunna fry in the meantime. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

Aren't the alarmists saying we will die in the next 12 years anyway? So it will be too late to save us? ;)

Thanks, Ajax

The_Barnacle wrote on Apr 26^th, 2019 at 4:35pm:

Ajax wrote on Apr 26th, 2019 at 1:49pm: The author equates this to a New Little Ice Age expected to begin around 2042 Bobby. wrote on Apr 26th, 2019 at 3:48pm: Hi Ajax - that's what I've been trying to tell people for ages. Hardly anyone is listening. Look forward to record cold this winter. You do realise 2042 is still 23 years away. And that is when it is supposed to BEGIN

That is different to what I was lead to believe.
It already started in 2016.

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Despite significant scientific evidence , neither of the major climate-changing factors of SUNSPOT ACTIVITY or LUNAR CYCLES  appear to be considered by the Bureau of Meteorology in their short-term or long-term weather predictions for Australia!

If the sun was the only driver for climate you would expect Mercury to be hotter than Venus.
So why isn't it?  ;D ;)

The_Barnacle wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 10:29am:

Quote: Despite significant scientific evidence , neither of the major climate-changing factors of SUNSPOT ACTIVITY or LUNAR CYCLES  appear to be considered by the Bureau of Meteorology in their short-term or long-term weather predictions for Australia! If the sun was the only driver for climate you would expect Mercury to be hotter than Venus. So why isn't it?  ;D ;)

Dear Barny no one is denying that an atmosphere doesn’t play a vital role when it comes to heating the surface of its host planet.

What I would like to once again point out to you is that our sun supplies the energy to everything it shines on and therefore all the climatic processes taking place on all the planets in our solar system are dependent on the suns energy to exist.

Therefore my cheeky friend the sun drives climate no matter which world your feet are on.

If the sun just happened to turn off, the climate processes on every planet in our solar system would start to wind down and turn of themselves eventually ceasing to exist.

Therefore the sun drives climate and everything associated with it……………….!!!

You single out Venus with an atmosphere consisting of 96.5% CO2 at an average constant temperature of 462°C.

What about Mars with an atmosphere consisting of 95.32% CO2 its temperature is 20°C max -125°C min.

There are too many variables that drive temperature to go through them all but one thing is certain CO2 is but one.

My point is that Venus is hotter than Mercury despite being further from the sun.
The only reason for that is that Venus has an atmosphere (a very thick one) and Mercury has a negligible atmosphere.
So clearly the atmosphere is the overwhelming driver of climate.
As for the Sun, it's luminosity changes less than 0.1% over the course of the sunspot cycle. So for all intents and purposes it will have no impact on changing a climate

The_Barnacle wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 1:26pm:

My point is that Venus is hotter than Mercury despite being further from the sun. The only reason for that is that Venus has an atmosphere (a very thick one) and Mercury has a negligible atmosphere. So clearly the atmosphere is the overwhelming driver of climate. As for the Sun, it's luminosity changes less than 0.1% over the course of the sunspot cycle. So for all intents and purposes it will have no impact on changing a climate

Without the sun there would be no climate.......!!!!

And there's not much difference between the maximum average Mercury and Venus surface temperatures but I do agree the atmosphere of Venus is what makes it so uniformly hot.

The_Barnacle wrote on Apr 27^th, 2019 at 1:26pm:

The only reason for that is that Venus has an atmosphere (a very thick one) and Mercury has a negligible atmosphere. So clearly the atmosphere is the overwhelming driver of climate.

Atmospheric pressure affects temperature? Who knew?

https://i.ibb.co/0rvWKNd/sunspots02.jpg

Sun et al 2017

Nurtaev & Nurtaev 2017

Yndestad & Solheim 2017

Ludecke & Weiss 2017

Zharkova et al 2017

Stozhkov et al 2017

Page 2017

Torres & Guzman 2016

Sanchez-Sesma 2016

Evans 2016

Abdussamatov 2015

Morner 2015

Ludecke et al 2015


https://notrickszone.com/2017/12/28/7-new-2017-papers-forecast-global-cooling-another-little-ice-age-will-begin-soon/