Everyone needs to enjoy the so-called “Global Warming” while they can because many scientists believe that the Earth is now entering a phase of Global Cooling, which may last hundreds of years.
The Earth is on a very long natural cycle of heating and cooling, which is hard to see because the entire cycle can last hundreds to thousands of years to complete, and we don’t have scientific data to look back that far.
One thing is for sure though, which is that the Earth has gone through multiple ice ages, and the Earth has warmed back up naturally, without any help from industrialized Humans.
Solar and Earth cycles impact our climate and control the heating and cooling of the Earth far more than Humans ever could.
Or maybe the “Global Warming” nut-jobs will try and have you believe that camp fires and Moose farts raised the Earth’s temperatures enough to pull the Earth out of the last ice ages? Not likely!
A new model that predicts the solar cycles more accurately than ever before has suggested that solar magnetic activity will drop by 60 percent between 2030 and 2040, which means in just 15 years’ time, Earth could sink into what researchers are calling a mini ice age.
Such low solar activity has not been seen since the last mini ice age, called the Maunder Minimum, which plunged the northern hemisphere in particular into a series of bitterly cold winters between 1645 and 1715.
The prediction is based on what’s known as the Sun’s ’11-year heartbeat’. The Sun’s magnetic activity is not the same year in year out, it fluctuates over a cycle that lasts between 10 and 12 years. Ever since this was discovered 172 years ago, scientists have struggled to predict what each cycle will look like.
But just last week at the National Astronomy Meeting in Wales, mathematics professor Valentina Zharkova from Northumbria University in the UK has presented a new model that can forecast what these solar cycles will look like based on the dynamo effects at play in two layers of the Sun. Zharkova says she can predict their influence with an accuracy of 97 percent.
What exactly are these so-called dynamo effects? They’re part of a geophysical theory that explains how the motion of Earth’s outer core moves conducting material, such as liquid iron, across a weak magnetic field to create an electric current. This electric current also interacts with the fluid motion below the surface of Earth to create two magnetic fields along the axis of its rotation.
When Zharkova’s model applied this theory to the Sun, it drew its predictions assuming that there are dynamo effects in two subterranean layers – one deep down in the convection zone, and another up near the surface, each fluctuating between the northern and southern hemispheres.
Read more: http://www.sciencealert.com/a-mini-ice-age-is-coming-in-the-next-15-years
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