"Where are the sunspots"

Bericht van: Etienne (StOedenrodeNB) , 17-06-2008 20:01 

So what's up with our Sun? Is it going through a depression? It seems as if our closest star is experiencing a surprisingly uneventful couple of years. Solar minimum has supposedly passed and we should be seeing a lot more magnetic activity, and we certainly should be observing lots more sunspots. Space weather forecasts have been putting Solar Cycle 24 as a historically active cycle… but so far, nothing. So what's the problem? Is it a ticking bomb, waiting to shock us with a huge jump in solar activity, flares and CMEs over a few months? Or could this lack of activity a prelude to a very boring few years, possibly leading the Earth toward another Ice Age?

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http://www.universetoday.com/2008/06/12/where-are-the-sunspots-are-we-in-for-a-quiet-solar-cycle/

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