Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
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Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
"Our Sun's Mysterious 11-Year Cycle Appears to Be Driven by Alignment of The Planets"
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-sun-s- ... he-planets
Hmm!
:Think:
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https://www.sciencealert.com/the-sun-s- ... he-planets
Hmm!
:Think:
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Re: Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
No need for apologies. I posted an article on this idea mid June on Astrophysics board: viewtopic.php?p=155979#p155979AntennaGuy wrote: ↑Wed Jul 07, 2021 12:38 am "Our Sun's Mysterious 11-Year Cycle Appears to Be Driven by Alignment of The Planets"
https://www.sciencealert.com/the-sun-s- ... he-planets
Hmm!
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FWIW I think it highly plausible.
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Re: Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
I found that the additional cycles added a layer of plausibility, it also gave me pause to wonder just how sensitive this cycle is to outside interference.
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Since we are talking about plasma turbulence at the base of it all, I'd say pretty sensitive!
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Re: Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
It seems to me that we come back to the question of what affects our sun.
This is galactic pull and outside influences of a massive nature that may be unseen. It is really difficult to pull information on anything that isn't internal physics.
I really appreciate your insight.
This is galactic pull and outside influences of a massive nature that may be unseen. It is really difficult to pull information on anything that isn't internal physics.
I really appreciate your insight.
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Re: Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
You're welcome. In any case, gravitational influences are unlikely from outside the solar system.FRAZ wrote: ↑Thu Jul 22, 2021 10:15 pm It seems to me that we come back to the question of what affects our sun.
This is galactic pull and outside influences of a massive nature that may be unseen. It is really difficult to pull information on anything that isn't internal physics.
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Re: Is the Sun's 11-year cycle driven by the planets' orbits?
Good news then it should be fairly predictable in the respect of external influences. That just leaves the big engine.
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