the refugium

NASA held a live Q&A this afternoon. I asked some Qs. I like to start simple and work my way up: "What are the "wild particles" trapped by the magnetic fields of that region? Where do they come from? Does the region become overcharged at times? If so, how does the system handle it? How would it be h...

To me it makes sense that the events observed on the Sun that are concurrent with the regularly occurring 11 year cyclic polarity flip should also be the same type of events we would see on Earth for its own polarity flip. The variable spin rate from equator to pole on the Sun's surface is well know...

Differential rotational speed of the Sun surface = 11 yr. mag pole reversal & heliosphere weakens. The effects are seen in the sunspot cycle. Sunspots begin a cycle at higher latitudes and move equator-ward. As the cycle progresses, magnetic activity weakens as magnetic field lines go from north/sou...

At 10:05 into today's video, Maverickstar proposes a very intriguing offer/opportunity:

Andy, The battle against the CAGW brigade on twitter is quite a furious one. A new tactic has appeared with promulgators of the scam closing off their accounts from scrutiny by those who expose the faulty science they use to brainwash the unsuspecting masses. Roger Pielke Jr. ‏Verified account @Roge...

As noted in Christian's most recent video, the drought condition brought on in parts of Australia as we enter the Eddy Minimum is taking a large toll on farming. Efforts to try and mitigate the toll include ecologically destructive methods of lake and river water re-allocation in an effort to preven...

To continue with the greater/lesser likelihood list. Another for the lesser likelihood side of the ledger: A paper from Paul LaViolette with some data found in the Greenland Ice Sheet and lunar samples that falls in line BOTH WITH a solar event linked to the Younger Dryas mass extinction AND the con...

https://www.zeromasswater.com/ Cody Friesen, a materials scientist and associate professor at Arizona State University, spent nearly seven years developing the Source Hydropanel. Using solar power, a single system can produce enough drinking water for two to three people each day--even in desert co...

Thanks Andy, My "back" problem, being the cervical vertabrae was all in my neck. It's just as bad as the back but you can't even turn your head. You can't walk or really move at all. I've had more painful things in my life. A kidney problem that went on for years leading to sepsis before emergency e...

More thoughts on that enormous CME thing: https://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=31979671 So, in beginning to independently investigate the enormous CME thing. The simple route would be to create two columns of likelihood. One greater and one lesser. On the greater likelihood side there'...