Posted by GMB on March 1, 2007, 2:31 am But its somewhat illegitimate for while sunspots are correlated with solar activity they are not exactly the same thing. But back in early 2006 someone said the following: “Sunspot cycle 23 peaked in April 2000 with a smoothed sunspot number of 120.8 Well its March 2007 now. And while sunspot activity might not be quite the same thing as solar activity I don’t know how or where to find a prediction for minimum solar activity as such. But when there is minimal solar activity the deal is that the suns solar winds and magnetic fields no longer block as many of the “cosmic rays” (intergalactic sub-atomic detritus) coming from the rest of the galaxy. So what ought to happen under that situation is that there ought to be a greater tendency for cloud formation. Now I know in Sydney we are clouded over. But I need to ask people from all over…. “Is there more then the usual late-February.. early-March cloud cover WHERE YOU ARE? These things may be slight and in terms of single figure percentage points only. But it would be interesting to see how the cloud cover is all over the place.
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Listen up everyone because I want to conduct a quick survey of cloud cover.
The next minimum is predicted by IPS Radio and Space services, Australia to be in MARCH 2007…..”
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