http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/717559/Earth-ICE-AGE-sun-goes-blank-sunspot
We're Going to Need Bigger Coal Mines
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coaledsweat
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LOL, Just as we breach the abyss of global warming, now this?
http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/717559/Earth-ICE-AGE-sun-goes-blank-sunspot
http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/717559/Earth-ICE-AGE-sun-goes-blank-sunspot
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Hambden Bob
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Thank God,now I might just get some sleep tonight ! 
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KingCoal
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i've seen these reports before about the M.Minimum and a serious cooling cycle. it made me alter some of my plans for house projects.
2019 is the earliest date for an onset I've seen so far. guess i'll be ordering that second 20-22 tons of coal sooner than I thought.
2019 is the earliest date for an onset I've seen so far. guess i'll be ordering that second 20-22 tons of coal sooner than I thought.
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coalnewbie
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This is going to wreck Al Gores sex life and income.
No, the River Thames froze over in 1954.The last time there was such low solar activity was in the 15th century, when a mini Ice Age occurred, causing the Thames to freeze over in 1607.
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warminmn
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What I want to know, and I bet theres a way, but how do they know what the sun did in the 1500's? If its just guesswork it could all be bull. Its cold enough here without that crap.
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KingCoal
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what was the cause given for that ? I was born that yr. and my parents have never related any cold weather experiences for that yr.coalnewbie wrote:This is going to wreck Al Gores sex life and income.
No, the River Thames froze over in 1954.The last time there was such low solar activity was in the 15th century, when a mini Ice Age occurred, causing the Thames to freeze over in 1607.
thanks,
steve