To: struggle
How did they determine the Sun’s magnetic poles in the 17th century?
11 posted on
04/20/2012 11:54:04 AM PDT by
DBrow
To: DBrow
"How did they determine the Suns magnetic poles in the 17th century?"Stop looking behind the curtain!
14 posted on
04/20/2012 12:10:25 PM PDT by
DannyTN
To: DBrow; MEGoody
>過去の太陽の観測結果を調べたところ、黒点の増減周期や磁場構造が、地球が寒冷期だった17〜18世紀と酷似していた。 In comparison to astrological observations done in the past, sunspot size observations and magnetic reorganizations indicate a status somewhat like the 17th and 18th centuries. That's the furthest the article goes in explanation of.
16 posted on
04/20/2012 12:17:48 PM PDT by
struggle
(http://killthegovernment.wordpress.com/)
To: DBrow
They did a lot of stuff in the Edo period.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edo_period
Times were odd then. If you examine the ink prints from that time, several oddities are noteworthy.
1) Lots o’ demons. Yep, up to their eyebrows in demons of all varieties. Often recognizable because they had their tongues sticking out.
2) Enormous genitalia. Both men and women had genitals about 10 times larger than modern men and women. It is not known why.
3) Tea ceremonies. Often lasting for years, this was preferential as something, anything other than just listening to the continual rain.
20 posted on
04/20/2012 12:27:24 PM PDT by
yefragetuwrabrumuy
("It is already like a government job," he said, "but with goats." -- Iranian goat smuggler)
To: DBrow
Shift in dominant sun spot activity to the equatorial regions.
22 posted on
04/20/2012 12:46:18 PM PDT by
2001convSVT
(Going Galt as fast as I can.)
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