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20% of the U.S. is covered in snow already
NoWorldSystem.com
October 14, 2009
At this time of year snowstorms aren’t uncommon, they tend to be quick affairs and melt away very quickly in about a day or two. However since last year, early autumn snowstorms in the northern Midwest and northern Rockies are only sticking around and not quickly dissipating, they are only expanding further south as the winter season begins.
According to NOAA’s NOHSRC National Snow Analysis of October 13, 2009, 19.9% of the country is covered in snow, in October 13, 2008 snow cover was 12.7% and from 2003-2007 early autumn there was very little snow activity at all. What is going on here? Certainly not Global Warming
THE SUN CONNECTION: Solar wind weakest since beginning of space age
Snow in Central Europe brings death, chaos and start to ski season
Filed under: Al Gore, Antarctic, Arctic, California, global cooling, Global Warming, Hoax, ice age, media bias, NASA, polar icecaps, radiation, Science and technology, solar science, south africa, sun, sunspots | Tags: earth, european space agency, heliosphere, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NAS, solar activity, solar winds, sun, sunspots, Ulysses spacecraft
Solar wind weakest since beginning of space age
Breitbart
September 24, 2008
The intensity of the sun’s million-mile-per-hour solar wind has dropped to its lowest levels since accurate records began half a century ago, scientists say.
Measurements of the cosmic blasts of radiation, ejected from the sun’s upper atmosphere, were made with the Ulysses spacecraft, a joint mission between NASA and the European Space Agency (ESA).
The solar wind “inflates a protective bubble, or heliosphere, around the solar system,” which protects the inner planets against the radiation from other stars, said Dave McComas, Ulysses’ solar wind principal investigator and senior executive director at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.
“With the solar wind at an all-time low, there is an excellent chance the heliosphere will diminish in size and strength,” said Ed Smith, NASA’s Ulysses project scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.
“If that occurs, more galactic cosmic rays will make it into the inner part of our solar system,” added Smith.
Scientists say the weakening of solar wind appears to be due to changes in the sun’s magnetic field, but the causes of these changes are unknown.
The weakened solar activity can be beneficial because it slows satellites around the Earth, allowing them to remain in orbit longer.
The sun normally experiences 11-year-cycles between periods of great activity and lesser activity.
But, Smith said, the Ulysses mission’s recent results, published in Geophysical Research Letters, show that “we are in a period of minimal activity that has stretched on longer than anyone anticipated.”
The Ulysses mission was the first project to survey the space environment over the sun’s poles. The data the spacecraft has collected has profoundly changed the way scientists view our nearest star and its effects on the Earth.
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http://www.reuters.com/article/environmentNews/idUSTRE48N7AA20080924
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http://wattsupwiththat.com/2008/09/25/nas-reports-50-million-year-cooling-trend/
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http://www.prisonplanet.com/heavy-snow-fall-in-south-africa-blamed-on-global-warming.html
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art..gramme-biased-sided-polemic.html
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http://noworldsystem.com/2008/09/21/polar-ice-increases-9-from-last-year/
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