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Weakest Solar Cycle in 100 Years

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http://www.designntrend.com/articles/6033/20130712/something-wrong-sun-scientists-discover-weakest-solar-cycle-100-years.htm

Theories as to why the solar maximum has been so weak are that it is part of a 100-year solar cycle,and that the power of the sunspots on the solar maximums has been steadily decreasing since the earlier half of the century.

Perhaps the most extreme suspicion is that the Sun is about to experience a Maunder Minimum,where the sun has almost no sunspots at all.

The last time this event occurred was in 1645.

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Settled science... lol. Ever wondered why it's hotter during the day? No... I didn't think so.

http://guardianlv.com/2013/07/sun-researchers-may-crack-70-year-old-mystery/

The research hasn’t been completed yet. The researchers haven’t been able to totally crack the 70 year old mystery into why the Sun’s corona is hotter than the core temperature. It is said that the Sun’s core is some 15,000,000C, but the Sun’s surface is below 6,000C. Meanwhile the corona is known to be at a temperature in excess of 1,000,000C. Which is very odd indeed. It does seem that they are on the right track and that we will soon be able to report that indeed the Sun tsunami are responsible for changing the temperature of the Sun’s corona.

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