Abstract. Solar activity (SA) oscillations over the past millennia are analyzed and extrapolated based on reconstructed solar-related records. Here, simple recurrent models of SA signal are applied and tested. The consequent results strongly suggest: (a) the existence of multi-millennial (~ 9500 years) scale solar oscillations, and (b) their persistence, over at least the last glacial–interglacial cycle. This empirical modelling of solar recurrent oscillations has also provided a consequent multi-millennial-scale experimental forecast, suggesting a solar decreasing trend toward Grand (Super) Minimum conditions for the upcoming period, AD 2050–2250 (AD 3750–4450). Also, a recurrent linear influence of solar variation on continental tropical climate (CTC) has been assessed for the last 20 kyr, and extrapolated for the next centuries. Taking into account the importance of these estimated SA scenarios a comparison is made with other SA forecasts, and their possible associated astronomical forcing and influences on past and future CTC discussed.
The reason is that you are mindlessly parroting the delusions of Thunderbolts (the electric universe) idiots, Haig, such as Ben Davidson.This is also very relevant to this topic ... perhaps you can see why?
The link is delusional thinking, Haig!A reminder to help you see the link ...
The usual delusion, HaigThis is how the Sun may trigger earthquakes and the rest![]()
At last - some science instead of 5th August 2015 Haig: 12 delusions about the Sun and earthquakes.
!Think again Trackar,
The short term variability of the Sun in terms of Earth facing/affecting events such as: flares, coronal holes, filaments, solar wind etc ARE some of the features being suggested as triggers for earthquakes, volcanoes, major weather events ... the evidence mounts ...
Also other things too
"A recent simulation of climate and atmospheric responses to solar spectrum changes using the SIM measurements reported that "the effects of solar variability on temperature throughout the atmosphere may be contrary to current expectations" (Haigh et al. 2010)"
How Does the Sun's Spectrum Vary? PDF
http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/full/10.1175/JCLI-D-11-00571.1...Analysis of the SIM spectral irradiance observations during the solar minimum epoch of 2008, when solar activity was essentially invariant, exposes trends in the SIM observations relative to both total solar irradiance and solar activity that are unlikely solar in origin. We suggest that the SIM's radically different solar variability characterization is a consequence of undetected instrument sensitivity drifts, not true solar spectrum changes...
conclusion
SIM's solar spectral irradiance measurements from April 2004 to December 2008 and inferences of their climatic implications are incompatible with the historical solar UV irradiance database, coincident solar proxy data, current understanding of the sources of solar spectral and total irradiance changes, and climate change attribution, but are consistent with known effects of instrument sensitivity drifts, demonstrated to be present in SIM observations during the recent solar minimum period.
In the absence of solar activity in 2008, SIM's ultraviolet irradiance at 240 to 400 nm continued to change and the integrated spectral energy decreased in conflict with the negligible trend in total solar irradiance measured independently by TIM over the same period. The anomalously large decrease in UV energy is likely a result of uncorrected instrumental changes compensating an anomalously large energy increase in the visible and infrared spectrum, also of instrumental origin. Both the UV and visible anomalies are consistent with know changes in instrument sensitivities. There trends in SIM observations independent of solar activity (in 2008) suggest UV measurements uncertainties larger by a factor of 2 to 5 than Harder et al. (2009) report.
Rather than revising current understanding of solar physics and solar variability effects on climate, improved characterization of the SIM observations themselves is needed. Work is in progress to reassess the spectral irradiance variations measured by SORCE SIM and a new, advanced SIM has been designed and is under construction for flight on the Joint Polar Satellite System (P. Pilewskie, private communication, 2011). To prevent future research following a path of unrealistic solar-terrestrial behavior, the SORCE SIM observations should be used with extreme caution in studies of climate and atmospheric change until additional validation and uncertainty estimates of these observations are available.
I've not looks into this thread for a few months. Has haig ever presented a coupling mechanism of any kind? A way in which measurable solar output of any form can affect fault lines anywhere from a few meters to a few hundred kilometers below the surface of the earth?
Yipe, scroll back to see the hypothesis story so far including some peer reviewed papers.
Here is a good starting point HERE
!that pdf is mot a peer reviewed paper, they are searching for for people to read it and comment on it. it is badly written and will most likely never be published in a respectable journal.
Why should anyone waste their time explaining this to someone who has held onto the delusion that comets are rocks for many years despite knowing the several ways that the density of comets has been measured to be less than that of water, Haig?What in the pdf is badly written? Examples please!
Latest delusions: 12 August 2015 Haig: 13 delusions about the Sun and earthquakes since 2 June 2015Latest update on our variable star and the earthquake watch.
A repeat of mindless parroting of Davidson's delusions : 12 August 2015 Haig: 13 delusions about the Sun and earthquakes since 2 June 2015The Sun seems to trigger earthquakes and sprites![]()
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