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Daily Archives: October 11, 2008
Sun’s magnetic field still in a funk during September
While the sun puts out a new and significant cycle 24 spot, the real news is just how quiet the suns magnetic field has been in the past couple of years, and remained during September 2008. From the data provided … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
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Significant Cycle 24 sunspot group emerges
Click for large image This is the biggest Cycle 24 spot since the first one was seen on January 4th, 2008. This spot looks to have some staying power other than the “specks” we’ve seen winking on and off lately. … Continue reading
Posted in Science, solar
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Is Global Warming Starving Science?
Posted by Dee Norris This article concerning the Nobel Prize for Chemistry caught my attention this morning: Twenty years ago, Douglas Prasher was one of the driving forces behind research that earned a Nobel Prize in chemistry this week. But … Continue reading
Posted in climate_change, politics, Science
Tagged Al Gore, chemistry, climate change, global warming, nobel prize, politics, Science
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