‘Mini Ice Age’ on the way in 15 years, say scientists

[mvcg66b3r]

A study by researchers at Great Britain’s Northumbria University say that competing physical cycles within our sun will cancel each other out in the next solar cycle, resulting in a “mini Ice Age” like one that gripped the Northern Hemisphere from 1645 to 1715.

According to the Telegraph, a team of solar researchers led by Professor Valentina Zharkova say that they have cracked a riddle that has long puzzled scientists and enabled them to predict solar activity with 97 percent accuracy.

In a meeting of the National Astronomy Meeting in Llandudno, Zharkova said two dynamic fluid plumes within the sun will be working in opposite hemispheres, effectively canceling each other out and bringing about a rare period of extremely low solar activity.

http://www.rawstory.com/2015/07/mini-ice-age-on-the-way-in-15-years-say-scientists/

 

[landtuna]

Great! The population of the deserts in Arizona will grow like there's no tomorrow. It's been too hot here lately anyway.

 

[umfan]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...nt-mini-ice-age-is-trending-but-its-not-true/

I figured that the 'climate change' pushers would have something to say on this and I was correct. However, I do hope the research is submitted to a journal for peer review and there is an honest consideration of how changing solar activity will impact Earth's climate. The out and out rejection that a change in solar activity will not impact the climate is as ridiculous as saying the climate isn't changing at all.

 

[landtuna]

I noted that there is already some disagreement with the above conclusion. Seems every scientific proclamation is now subject to immediate second-guessing.