Lack of sunspots to bring record cold, warns NASA scientist

www.iceagenow.info ^ | 11/12/2018 | Staff

[righttackle44]

Well, I want to see the brain-dead Democrats in the U.S. Congress try to tax the sun for its behavior. Or I want to see them try to tax us for the behavior of the sun.

Wait for it.

[Red Badger]

[HombreSecreto]

You know what frosts me about those liberals and media clowns?

They’re all such Global Cooling Science deniers!

[Don Corleone]

I want to see them try to tax us for the behavior of the sun.

This they do already

[lurk]

A new agency called the Solar Control Advisory Board.

[SomeCallMeTim]

I’ve been worried about this from the first time I saw such a chart... which, I think was about 40-50 years ago. A blink on a geologic scale. But, even as a teenager, I was able to quickly understand that: We’re NOT in control of our climate, and.... eventually, it’s going to get ICY again.

[Red Badger]

A new agency called the Solar Control Advisory Mob.............SCAM...............

[so_real]

You mean that big yellow thing in the sky influences the earth’s temperature? Wow....who’d thunk it?

Couldn't be! Why the global alarmist debunked that science with their feelings a decade ago!

[I want the USA back]

When there are few sunspots, the Sun emits less energy.

Regardless, the leftist establishment will pay no attention to this, and say that global warming is causing the snowstorms and blizzards.

[Hojczyk]

In the 1960s it was global cooling the coming ice age

[Openurmind]

And while we go back and forth on the short term trends, This clearly shows the decline of solar absorption over the last 8,000 years.

This cooling didn’t just start yesterday... It started 8k ago and we are just now starting to feel this change. In the bigger timeline there is a slight delay of several thousand years.

So your gut instincts were right on track. Like you say, even this 8k is just a blink on the geologic scale and timeline.

[redhead]

Prayers for all living things in high latitudes—Alaska, Canada,Siberia etc, Iceland, Greenland, et al. Hope the humans can get prepared. Long-term challenges will test human adaptability. Some animal species lacking the body mass to endure will die off, migrate southward, or be decimated. I lived in Alaska for a cumulative total of 45 years. Experienced 65 below zero F. Predators lose their fear of humans and seek food in populated areas. Commonplace temps for locations around the Arctic Circle. Gonna be some scary times...

[redhead]

"It’s going to be down to 31 tonight in Houston."

Denver had a 14-degree F overnight temp in October. Killed every leaf that was still green. I brought all my houseplants in when the overnight lows were still in the 40s. Current morning temp in the shade: 29.

[Red Badger]

All things old are new again................

[shelterguy]

Record cold in Minneapolis the past week. Feels more like late December.

[al_c]

So now the evil SUVs are affecting the sun?!

[spokeshave2]

The mini ice age 1650 to 1750

Abraham Hondius, “The Frozen Thames, 1677,” (© Museum of London)

Detail of Abraham Hondius, “The Frozen Thames, 1677,” (© Museum of London), showing snowball fights and treacherous crossings.

At the tail end of the cooling in 1776:

Lot of ice in that river.

[zeugma]

Re: http://www.solarham.net/

That is a really cool site. Hams are screwed for skip during solar minimums.

[zeugma]

Graphic not quite to scale. (evil grin)

[dennisw]

I bet these guys are right about colder climate coming due lack of sunspots. They work at NASA...call this the Trump effect. With a President Hillary they would not have spoken up. It could kill their careers.