Further to my post on the wasted money of Australia Taxpayers,two researchers at ANU (Australian national University) have confirmed my views. ANU researchers Andrew Macintosh and Deb Wilkinson from the ANU Centre for Law and Climate Policy found that even though the Australian Government had spent $1.1 billion dollars on taxpayer subsidies on Solar Panels,all these panels were contributing 0.1% of Australian electricity needs. Most of these solar panels had been installed in medium to high social economic areas,so the residents can feel both “green”and trendy with solar panels on their roof [...]
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Maunder minimum . When we are at a high of sunspots,the solar flares (which are a quick release of energy from the sun) and the coronal mass ejections which are plasma shooting out from the Sun are at an high. The bigger the sunspot the …[...] But now this is so much in the news lately about how the next solar cycle ,which is Cycle 24,is not showing any signs of starting,that the sunspots which you said are the sign of the solar activity have been the fewest in the past …[...] the little ice age,which followed the medevil warm period,was caused my the maunder minimum in which the solar activity was greatly reduced. the warm period was warm enough that it raised temperatures and life flourished and temperate …[...] Earth’s response to the solar cycle continues for a year or two following peak sunspot activity. The La Nina-like pattern triggered by the solar maximum tends to evolve into a pattern similar to El Nino as slow-moving currents replace …[...] It goes on and on and on and on –still not a sunspot in sight and if anything the solar flux is dribbling downwards. See http://www.solen.info/solar/ from where the attached image is extracted (slightly edited). [...] Sunspot ”Maunder Minimum ”continues. It goes on and on and on and on –still not a sunspot in sight and if anything the solar flux is dribbling downwards. See http://www.solen.info/solar/ from where the attached image is extracted …[...] The current solar cycle is the longest in over 100 years,an unmistakable sign of a cooling sun that historical patterns suggest will stay so for decades. 10 The multidecadal cycles in the ocean correlate extremely well with the solar …[...] 3 riders. 12000 miles. 1 cause. Starting on EU Solar Day,15 May 2009,Susie Wheeldon,Jamie Vining and Iain Henderson will cycle 12000 miles around the world to demonstrate the potential for solar energy to provide a sustainable …[...] They propose handling all the problems from global warming by spending $9 billion on ships that would spray seawater into the air. This would thicken clouds,which would – like the soot from Pinatubo — reflect a bit of the solar …[...] | |||||