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the sun's output is increasing in an ever upward slope. it is not a constant. it is rising ever so slightly every 22 year cycles
Nice one Zorro - could be a Nobel prize geading your way. Who would have thought it all those scientists studying the Sun & nobody spotted this before you. I trust you have already published your paper with your empirical evidence otherwise you may be dismissed as a mad guy on a Betting website just spouting carp. Those picky guys who study the sun may also want a more exact definition for how much extra energy is being radiated from the sun. Those boffin types may dismiss the term "it is rising ever so slightly every 22 year cycles" as a bit carp & the sort of phrase a mad guy on a betting forum may use. Good luck with your paper Zorro - it sounds interesting. Could you provide a link to it so we can all see the evidence you have gathered. Merci Mex |
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How dare you !
When Zorro is on his medication he is only slightly mad ! |
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even if the extra energy is miniscule it is also cumulative like a snowball rolling down a hill. eventually it's gonna crisp us up. the madness lies in ignoring the evidence of a century of sun watching. the charts and figures are out there. horizon in 1977 recognized that the sun was not static but was on an upward spiral. very slow. very very slow. 1 degree every fifty years.
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i'll adjust my thermostat, ta.
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