I guess my car has ruined the sun.

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ThomasSoerensen replied

2 September 2008, 13:23
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

sasguru has a graph showing CO2 output and sunspot correlation. It's obvious innit?

I told you: my car has ruined the sun. I'm sorry.
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DimPrawn replied

2 September 2008, 13:16
sasguru has a graph showing CO2 output and sunspot correlation. It's obvious innit?
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EqualOpportunities replied

1 September 2008, 15:32
Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post

Of course unless observations are done over the course of 12 months this means little, as sunspot activity may be taking place in parts of the sun that we can't see.....or they may even take place at night......

What absolute pish. How can it possibly flare up when it has gone out?
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ThomasSoerensen replied

1 September 2008, 15:30
Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post

or they may even take place at night......

Right after the guy with the big binoculars have gone to sleep?
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Advocate replied

1 September 2008, 15:30
Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View Post

Of course unless observations are done over the course of 12 months this means little, as sunspot activity may be taking place in parts of the sun that we can't see.....or they may even take place at night......

...these are small, those are far away...
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KathyWoolfe replied

1 September 2008, 15:22
Of course unless observations are done over the course of 12 months this means little, as sunspot activity may be taking place in parts of the sun that we can't see.....or they may even take place at night......
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ThomasSoerensen replied

1 September 2008, 15:10
was it not our favourite fictional friend Wilmslow that was querying about how to best cool down his house?

That is enough for me to believe the planet is going cooler - just to annoy him
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Moose423956 replied

1 September 2008, 15:08
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Maybe its going to blow up - imaging the price of oil and gas in those circumstances

We won't need any heating, not for a short time. And then after a while our fridges and freezers will be obsolete too. As for air con....
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AtW replied

1 September 2008, 15:06
Maybe its going to blow up - imaging the price of oil and gas in those circumstances
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Moose423956 replied

1 September 2008, 15:03
How can you trust an article that says the following:

When the sun is active, it' p begins.< cycle new a as quickly, very return sunspots Normally near-zero. to drop briefly numbers and slows, activity years, 11 Every month. single in more or 100 of sunspot see uncommon not s>
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ThomasSoerensen started a topic I guess my car has ruined the sun.

1 September 2008, 14:57
I guess my car has ruined the sun.

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=12823

Now tell me that earths climate is ruined because my wife wants a 4x4!
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