New Little ICE Age Instead of Global Warming?

Abstract

Abstract:Analysis of the sun's varying activity in the last two millennia indicates that contrary to the IPCC's speculation about man-made global warming as high as 5.8° C within the next hundred years, a long period of cool climate with its coldest phase around 2030 is to be expected. It is shown that minima in the 80 to 90-year Gleissberg cycle of solar activity, coinciding with periods of cool climate on Earth, are consistently linked to an 83-year cycle in the change of the rotary force driving the sun's oscillatory motion about the centre of mass of the solar system. As the future course of this cycle and its amplitudes can be computed, it can be seen that the Gleissberg minimum around 2030 and another one around 2200 will be of the Maunder minimum type accompanied by severe cooling on Earth. This forecast should prove skillful as other long-range forecasts of climate phenomena, based on cycles in the sun's orbital motion, have turned out correct as for instance the prediction of the last three El Niños years before the respective event.

To Be or Not to Be…? Part I: Is Global Climate Change a Future Reality?

“…There will also be periods of low activity on the Sun, which will result in low temperatures on the Earth and possible glaciation of parts or the total surface of the Earth. on his research data and conclusions [14]. He makes a realistic prediction based on real scientific facts.…”

The Approaching New Grand Solar Minimum and Little Ice Age Climate Conditions

“…With respect to all the authors having claimed that we are approaching a solar minimum and/or a new Little Ice Age [1] [2] [5]- [31], there is hard, even meaningless, to try to identify a paper of priority (maybe [8]). Apparently, several authors had the same idea based on a verity of different data; heliomagnetic cyclicity, atmospheric production of radionuclides, planetary beat, history and cyclicity of various terrestrial variables.…”

Short and Longer-Term Planetary Effects on Sun and Earth

“…But inside the heliosphere, there are complex inertial and electro-magnetic relationships which affect the Sun and all the planets. Already in this Journal (Landscheidt 2003), an important element of the planetary connection with Earth and Sun has been elucidated.…”