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Magnetic Polar Shifts Causing Massive Global Superstorms

Posted on 2011/02/11 by Leslie Carol Botha

Eclectic Thought Source: http://www.salem-news.com/articles/february042011/global-superstorms-ta.php Feb-04-2011 00:50 Terrence Aym Salem-News.com Superstorms can also cause certain societies, cultures or whole countries to collapse. Others may go to war with each other. Courtesy: Weather Snob (CHICAGO) – NASA has been warning about it…scientific papers … Continue reading →

Posted in Climate-General, climate-Solar, climate-Weather, Cycles-General, Economy-General | Tagged .solar, climate, Climate-General, cycle, cycles, Cycles-General, geomagnetic, monsoon, sunspot, temperature, warming | 1 Comment

Indian Monsoon Cycles Through The Last Twelve Million Years

Posted on 2010/11/20 by Ray Tomes

This article titled Indian Monsoon Cycles Through The Last Twelve Million Years written by Shyam Murti Gupta appears in Earth Science Dta eJournal for October 2010. He writes: Although Indian monsoon mostly sets on in early June, it often deceives … Continue reading →

Posted in astronomy-Planets, Climate-General | Tagged climate, cycles, indian, milankovitch, monsoon | 2 Comments

Indian Monsoon Rainfall Shows Short Solar Cycles?

Posted on 2010/06/24 by Ray Tomes

When the strong seasonal cycles of the Indian Monsoon rainfall are removed, it is found that the cycles then seen include 627, 303.5, 153.0 and 75.75 days. These periods are similar to a series of 1:2 harmonic periods found in a variety of solar measurements. Continue reading →