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zorrostrikes
26 Nov 16 06:02
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the sun is in the billiard ball phase... no sunspots. It is featureless in normal camera view. If you look at it in UV light, it looks weird, gigantic black areas were the sun has ejected it's atmosphere into space. Only recently it flipped it's poles from a solar maximum to a minimum. They Believe using computer models that it might be returning to the 17th century output levels, we had a mini ice age, with the Thames being frozen over. they expect it to get bad around 2022 to 2035.  i say wait and see. many a slip between cup and lip.

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Make my hay
When: 26 Nov 16 07:06
Nothing will hold nothing will fit, into the cold it's not an eclipse.
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breadnbutter
When: 26 Nov 16 08:14
Only recently it flipped it's poles from a solar maximum to a minimum.

LaughLaughLaugh

its no larfin matter sonny boy Grin
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Dr Crippen
When: 26 Nov 16 10:47
So where will we have to go for our holidays to get a bit of sun?

I don't fancy two weeks of winter sports three times a year.
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