The Solar Cycle

[@DoronTirkel]

Thank you! This presentation is excellent. Another 11 years have passed and we are in the midst of the 25th cycle, which has significantly improved radio wave propagation across HF bands, resulting in excellent global radio contacts but also causing flares, CMEs, and blackouts. Doron, 4X4XM

[@rajivshelake1065]

It's 2020 and new cycle has begun

[@alinaqirizvi587]

No I would say that it's more probably for the low to be 2022

[@jov6372]

Earthquake activity the earth is affected by the sun's activities

[@iknowyourerightbut6246]

Could we get an updated version of this video, as this is 6-years old. I wanted to plan for Alaska for northern lights when the activity is high and due to solar particles, the Aurora would be stronger. Thank You

[@AmazingVideos-qf5ed]

Don't go to Alaska, visit Shashamane

[@denononohardcore2]

spaceweathernews.com/ Also: www.spaceweatherwoman.com

[@heavyglassglass]

If you want current sun news and forecasts check out Suspicious0bservers on youtube

[@namiesnaturals3557]

Google valentina zharkova

[@GoldenGoddessAlchemy]

Wow, what a time to be a live! 💫

[@TheScmtnrider]

1:30 in. Magnetic fields power solar flares... That's not entirely accurate. Sunspots are magnetic regions. Penumbra. Those are either positive or negative. Their magnetism reflects the nature of the plasma. Proton rich plasma, positive ions and protons. Or. Electron rich plasma, negative ions and electrons. Attracted to opposite charges because their behavior manifests in the magnetic fields. But the power of the magnetic fields of sunspot umbra is a byproduct of the flows of energetic particles that also generates the x-ray light we see, looking at umbras. Flares occur when the magnetic fields created by the charged particles flowing within those bidirectional umbral flows become imbalanced and attraction overcomes repulsion which, either causes the umbra to pinch and discharge to itself? Or contacts an adjacent umbral flow and they both discharge. Like a fork in an electrical socket. The magnetic fields don't flash and shock you. The electrons do! That's important as it relates to cosmology, and what stars actually are. Plasma Physics! Let's continue. ✌

[@TheScmtnrider]

2:50 in. Next cycle. 25 That one's gonna be very similar to this one. 24. The sun's combined polar magnetic field strength determine that. Stanford's Solar Polar Observatory publishes that data publicly. Historically, odd numbered sunspot cycles are just a bit more energetic than the previous even numbered cycle. Today, May 2020, as we enter this next sunspot max, those fields are as almost as powerful as the beginning of sunspot cycle 24. Therefore, this sunspot cycle will probably be almost indiscernible from the last, in numbers of spots and flares. Again with *most* but not all flares occurring outside the 1/3 of the sun we have a direct line of sight to. Often right before they crest into view and/or after they crest the western limb. Now cycle 26? That one's the charm. Let's hope it's not a dud because if it is? Well... You'll figure it out...;)

[@TheScmtnrider]

And when they say "don't worry!"? That's when you do your homework...if you're smart anyways. And don't stare at it!

[@bingosunnoon9341]

It's time to buy a gun and move to Idaho.

[@TheScmtnrider]

@@bingosunnoon9341 If you aren't already a gun owner? Moving to Idaho is probably not a good idea. Colorado might be a better choice.

[@ComputerLearning0]

The current cycle peak, which happened in 2012, was rather weak this time around. From a ham radio operator's perspective I can say it has resulted in a lower instance of radio wave propagation across the RF spectrum. This year in particular hasn't been so great in terms of producing reliable radio contacts. The beginning of this year (2015) started off fantastic but the mid part of the year waned considerably but fortunately has increased towards the end of 2015. Unfortunately we're headed towards the low end of the cycle, which means radio propagation (contacts) will only worsen until the current cycle bottoms out and begins to come back up again. It's a bummer when you have to wait for the next cycle to return :>\

[@iknowyourerightbut6246]

Mike Hawk Hello Mike, how is it now. Any predictions for next couple of years?

[@hmpz36911]

So it's gonna peak come next presidential election? This is when Trump will reveal that he is Ra.

[@ComputerLearning0]

@@hmpz36911 Well if that brings some level or normalcy back to the country again then I don't care who Trump reveals himself to be. The current "administration" has been a joke and a disaster from day-one. It's been less than a year and the country is going down faster than the Titanic. And to think Trump was the one they called a fascist... lol

[@thesovietflaganthemguy2344]

I was told the 2012 Solar Cycle almost killed us

[@felixdavinci]

Im here just to understand when I can buy stock when it crash, haha!

[@mr.speyside5240]

Could this have a more direct correlation to what some consider "climate change" versus the greenhouse effect? Or is this contributing to the perceived greenhouse effect?

[@denononohardcore2]

Bingo. From what I understand "climate change" is very real and happening, it just is not brought on by human C02 emissions. The IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) is FINALLY going to add some updates to the 2022 report that includes Sun activity and its affects on the weather, particularly the affects of "solar forcing". The Suns activity is not going to be the only factor in "climate change". Our magnetosphere is reducing in strength at a increasing rate, this is potentially disastrous. This has not happened for 12,000 or so years and adds a factor we humans have no data on. We can make well educated guesses though, it is not good news. Solar forcing information can be found here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHa6oIOwlqmghaM&feature=emb_title

[@kennethmadsen3420]

Will are Sun go micro nova in less then 20 to 30 years?

[@peripateticguy55]

Who knows.

[@denononohardcore2]

I doubt a single person on Earth could give you that answer, let alone someone in the KZbin comments. I will tell you this though, there is evidence on Earth, the moon, Mars, and other stars that would suggest this is possible.

[@bingosunnoon9341]

No

[@sethjones9480]

No.

[@emilybuckner9111]

I can't with the beginning scene and music xD

[@DividedByAlgorithms]

"Micro Nova" 12,000 years? .... NASA...

[@shashikanthprabhu5848]

Pro Human so glad people know whatsup

[@Lisa-pe6dl]

Thank you

[@melissacagle3707]

its not 2:43 the sun spots are at a all time high i've read

[@b_l_e]

Thanks

[@AWESOMEPDK12]

What was he talking about again?

[@hmpz36911]

Fisting.

[@adastraperaspera7098]

People complain, but its not like we were not aware or warned that this happens. Cycle like a Bicycle goes around.

[@olorinmithrandir8536]

the sun is making earth tooo hot.

[@Lohkate02]

Over the course of a solar cycle.The sun well transition from an calm to an intense and active period.During the peak of activity Called solar maximum the sun is magnetic poles flip the sun well grown quiet again during a solar minimum initally peak activity is forecast july 2025.

[@AWESOMEPDK12]

Cool!

[@texasflashcoveinstaller4317]

Actually it means the northern vortex on earth will dive and freeze everything all the way down to Mexico .. and for the first time ever the IPCC is including solar weather , solar forcing in its yearly reports . This means those television weather guys are gonna have to learn about electric and magnetic currents , the galactic current sheet , solar forcing , energy in , energy out low and high pressure systems , Blot echos and probably have to sign up and subscribe to “ Suspicious0bservers “ 😁✌🏻

[@denononohardcore2]

HaHa, I just made a post much like this...

[@AWESOMEPDK12]

Yea, me too.

[@arob0380]

Wowww

[@henameah7316]

I like is video

[@mathieucroteau5084]

0:38

[@feelingfeni4798]

We may be going into a grand solar minimal, but dont worry nothing SHOULD change.. Lol SURE

[@chidede]

Yes it's lies. It's 2020 and it's far from minimal activity

[@TheScmtnrider]

@@chidede What? Are you talking filaments? Then...ok, yeah. We're seeing them whip up a bit. That's it! Only 2 active regions so far, without opposite polarity penumbra. We may see a Delta spot in June, maybe not but any ramp up won't be till fall. ✌

[@jessjitsu86]

@@TheScmtnrider do you even volcano watch, bro?

[@TheScmtnrider]

@@jessjitsu86 Not religiously... But I saw Mt Shasta in person yesterday? Awesome it was. ;) And a Delta spot around a week ago... ✌💨

[@jessjitsu86]

@@TheScmtnrider that's cool, but not really pertaining to what I was talking about. We have 25 volcanoes going off across the globe, and many more active

[@AWESOMEPDK12]

Hey wassup buddy?

[@hmpz36911]

What hamster?

[@mattyounger9907]

NASA I got your message do you do anything but mess with probes. Have you forgotten “Von Braun” and the Maned space program. You have lost your purpose. Space force has a purpose at least.

[@SmokeBurp]

Everyone else says cycle 25 is gonna be bad expect NASA I wonder why?

[@mattyounger9907]

#man #moon

[@AWESOMEPDK12]

WHAT?

[@neohandle1141]

the number 33

[@jenanxmehdieh2693]

Dayum

[@AWESOMEPDK12]

Nothin much just watchin this video by NASA.

[@eleonorailieva6144]

What3 that, Kids NASA?

[@namiesnaturals3557]

Google valentina zharkova,

[@gregniel]

m i c r o n o v a

[@SmokeBurp]

yeah dont worry about that but buy a coal burning EV quick!!!!

[@mahokhan9122]

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