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    Our sun is normally getting hotter (Score: 1)
    by bodebliss on Thursday, June 17, 2004 @ 01:07:53 UTC
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    Joe,
    Your thoughts are a hodgepodge of list info. Let's say, very unscientific. "ever-increasing trends", You want to back that up w/ some sound science. When your talking about my sun, please talk in 100,000 yr. cycles. 100 yrs. sounds like talking about the future of mankind based on the last 2 seconds.

    " This is said to culminate in a density shift in 2012", been listening to Nory and Bell late at night again ,huh!

    "Don't be put off by the apparent "religious" or cultist overtones of the above book", no I'm gonna run from that.

    All this phenomena that you say points to one thing could very well point to other unrelated things which you have blotted out of your mind.

    During 1997 the sun was headed for a double solar maximum. This and this alone could have caused 4/5ths of the phenomena on your list.

    Mars is finishing Northern Summer this could account for the change in ice redistribution.

    Saturn's brightness changes according to where the Earth is in the solar system.

    This is just a few possible discrepancies.

    Bode Bliss



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