80 to 90-year cycle and its relationship with climate
Solar variability is recorded in cores drilled from ice sheets. The flux of cosmic rays is modulated by the solar wind, the intensity of which is linked to solar eruptions. During periods of high eruptional activity, the cosmic ray flux into the atmosphere is reduced so that the production rate of radionuclides such as 14C and 10Be is diminished, and vice versa. Most radionuclides are removed from the atmosphere by wet precipitation and quasi-permanently stored in ice sheets, mainly in the Polar regions. Analysis of such ice core archives reveals extended periods of exceptionally high or low solar activity which coincide with phases of rapid climate change (Beer, 2000). The annual 10Be record โDye 3โ going back to 1423 is of special interest in this connection as it reflects the 80 to 90-year Gleissberg cycle and its relationship with climate (Beer et al., 1994).
Forecasts of natural phenomena are one of the most important aims of the natural sciences. As there are strong indications of a dependable connection between minima and maxima in the Gleissberg cycle and cool and warm periods in climate, we are confronted with the problem how to make long-range predictions of extrema in the Gleissberg cycle. Knowledge of its mean length is no real help in this respect as the cycle varies from 40 to 120 years. Fortunately, I have shown for decades that the sun's varying activity is linked to cycles in its irregular oscillation about the centre of mass of the solar system. As these cycles are connected with climate phenomena and can be computed for centuries, they offer a means to forecast consecutive minima and maxima in the Gleissberg cycle and covarying phases of cool and warm climate.
The solar dynamo theory developed by Babcock, the first still rudimentary theory of solar activity, starts from the premise that the dynamics of the magnetic sunspot cycle is driven by the sun's rotation. Yet this theory only takes into account the sun's spin momentum, related to its rotation on its axis, but not its orbital angular momentum linked to its very irregular oscillation about the centre of mass of the solar system (CM). This fundamental motion, described by Newton three centuries ago. It is regulated by the distribution of the masses of the giant planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in space.
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According to Gleissberg & Landscheidt cycles of gas giants alignment, full planet-wide cooling will begin in the winter of 2019 and 2020, coldest by 2024. Back in 1665, we see the same configuration that started last Mini Ice Age.
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โก Other factors to take in consideration are gas giants alignments in 2019-2024: http://bit.ly/2OhMZmM:โ Gas Giants lead pairs Alignment: 29 Oct 2024โฆ U-J lead: Uranus-Jupiterโฆ N-S lead: Neptune-Saturnโ10 years after: 13 Oct 2034โฆ U-S lead: Uranus-Saturnโฆ N-J follow: Neptune-JupiterThe truth is, according to Gleissberg & Landscheidt cycles of gas giants alignment and close encounters above, full planet-wide cooling will begin in the winter of 2019 and 2020, coldest by 2024. Back in 1665, we see the same configuration that started last Mini Ice Age:โ Gas Giants lead pairs Alignment: 21 Jul 1665โฆ U-J lead: Uranus-Jupiterโฆ N-S follow: Neptune-Saturnโ10 years after: 11 Feb 1675โฆ U-S lead: Uranus-Saturnโฆ N-J follow: Neptune-Jupiterโ Gas Giants lead pairs Alignment: 13 Oct 1845โฆ U-J lead: Uranus-Jupiterโฆ N-S follow: Neptune-Saturnโ10 years after: 13 Oct 1855โฆ U-S lead: Uranus-Saturnโฆ N-J follow: Neptune-JupiterThe cold period before Mini Ice-Age:โGas Giants lead pairs Alignment: 05 Oct -90โฆ N-S lead: Neptune-Saturnโฆ U-J follow: Uranus-JupiterโGas Giants lead pairs Alignment: 04 Aug -100โฆ N-J lead: Neptune-Jupiterโฆ U-S follow: Uranus-Saturnโก And their close encounters with Earth between 2019-2024 that will cancel out some solar activities and pulling Earth trajectory away from the sun, increasing Milankovitch cycle eccentricity, ellipticity: http://bit.ly/2MOBXAk, cooling the Earth further.โ Jupiter, with the mass of more than 300 times that of Earth, is passing closest to Earth on;โฆ 10 JUN 2019: http://bit.ly/2PtAEJwโฆ 14 JUL 2020: http://bit.ly/2EeNPgeโฆ 20 AUG 2021: http://bit.ly/2IP5JEVโ Saturn, about nine times Earth’s radius, onโฆ 09 JUL 2019: http://bit.ly/2OmbWOIโฆ 20 Jul 2020: http://bit.ly/2ybwRtGโฆ 02 Aug 2021: http://bit.ly/2NCqeFtSolar variability, including sunspots cycle, is regulated by the distribution of the masses of the giant planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune in space.For the case of super flare, much more energy is needed to create such massive eruption. That energy is from a huge interstellar cloud of dust, hydrogen, helium and other ionized gases when it enter the solar system heliosphere and attracted by the sun gravity. See: https://hydroloop.org/superflare/This is why the organized chaos planet-wide is in preparation for global food shortages by 2022. Governments of the world will try to control the collapse, through limiting your movements and currency availability.The above are very important data sets to compute the calculation of Milankovitch cycle eccentricity. Without them, the model is completely inaccurate. Information that the $millions IPCC models completely ignored.
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