Killer Flare predicted for December
20, 2012 |
The low sunspot activity from this sunspot cycle
has baffled solar physicists. However, a switch in the
magnetic field of the sun is inducing this. A ‘Killer
Flare’ will be the result.
The Sun rotates more rapidly at its equator than near
its poles. The magnetic fields near sunspots reverse
polarity from one eleven-year sunspot cycle to the next.
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Positive and Negative Sunspots |
In the beginning of a new cycle, the polarity of
the sunspot changes from north into south. If the plusses
are first in one cycle then the minusses are first in
the next cycle and vice versa.
Furthermore, if above the equator the plusses appear
first on the right side of the spots, then the minuses
appear on the right side under the equator. The sunspot
theory explains the plusses and minuses through the
different speeds of the polar fields. If Sunspots ABOVE
the equator appear with the PLUS first… then they
appear UNDER the equator with the MINUS first. The speeds
from the polar fields must change in the OPPOSITE with
a new cycle, because sunspots have then the OPPOSITE
value from the previous one.
Magnet Orb
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Changing Speed Polar Fields |
In this model, electric current passes through both
poles of the star. It then flows in long tubes emanating
from the star. A secondary leakage current that flows
on or just below the Sun’s surface, back toward
the equator from each of the poles.
It is highly likely that such a current system has already
been discovered. Stanford University recently announced:
“Scientists using the joint European Space Agency
(ESA)/NASA Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO)
spacecraft have discovered ‘jet streams’
or ‘rivers’ of hot, electrically charged
gas (plasma) flowing beneath the surface of the Sun.
They also found features similar to ‘trade winds’
that transport gas beneath the Sun’s fiery surface.”
Rivers of plasma are electric currents. Currents cause
magnetic fields.
A diagram of the Electric Sun.
Illustration from Don Scott’s book, The
Electric Sky.
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Regardless of the direction of the main driving current
coming into the Sun, the eleven-year reversal of the
magnetic loops can be explained by the change of the
speeds of the polar fields. If the main magnetic field
starts to weaken in speed, the secondary (surface) current
will reverse direction. Consequently the magnetic polarity
of the loops will also reverse.
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Low Sunspot Activity During Reversal |
If a filament is flowing southward from near the
Sun’s north pole and it is on or just beneath
the Sun’s surface, a looping magnetic field will
emerge to the east of the current creating a north magnetic
pole there. In the Sun’s southern hemisphere,
the secondary surface current is flowing northward toward
the solar equator. The resulting magnetic field will
emerge (north magnetic pole) to the west of the current
and return down to the surface (forming a south magnetic
pole) to the east of the current.
The change of sunspot’s polarity implies changes
in the speeds of the polar magnetic fields of the Sun.
We observe such change relative to a fixed value of
equatorial speed of 25.75 days. We obtain N-S and S-N
polarized sunspots on different hemispheres of the Sun,
by calculated polar field speeds of 37.176 and 37.4075
days respectively.
To conserve the natural law of changing polarity of
sunspots at each new cycle, we conclude that the polar
speeds must also undergo change. If we assume that the
average equatorial speed of the next is also 25.75 days,
then the polar speed of 37.176 days of the previous
cycle will have to decrease to 37.4075 an vice versa…
then the plus changes into minus with a speed of 37.2915
days. The sunspot activity is then almost zero. This
normally happens at the end of a cycle.
I expect the magnetic fields are slowly going over in
each other at this moment. In other words in 2012 this
phenomenon will happen not at the end of a cycle, but
right in the middle.
A dramatic switch in the magnetic field of the sun…
The result is a ‘Killer Flare’. It is this
Flare that will destroy our civilisation in 2012. Watch
this video:
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Lowest Sunspot Activity Since Beginning of Measurements! |
The counting of the 11-year sunspot cycle was started
in 1755 and the 23rd solar cycle has been completed.
Recently the 24th solar cycle has started. Patrick
Geryl has been predicting very low sunspot activity
since August 2010 after cracking a further part of the
Maya sunspot code. An update gives us the recent values:
The current solar cycle (solar cycle 24) has confounded
many observers, perhaps even the NOAA Solar Cycle Prediction
Panel who had come to a consensus that the solar cycle
presently underway would peak sometime during early
2013.
In fact, the current prediction model for this month
of January, 2011, has it’s value way down...!
During early 2010 and again during mid 2010, it appeared
as though the sunspot activity was rapidly increasing,
even to the point of catching up with the current NOAA
prediction model. During the last 4 months however,
the sunspot activity has dramatically diminished.
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Sunspot Index Graphics |
The monthly (blue) and monthly smoothed (red) sunspot
numbers for the latest five cycles:
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The Ten Centimetre Solar Radio
Flux |
Radioflux very low!
The radio emission from the sun at a wavelength of 10.7
centimetres (often called "the 10 cm flux")
has been found to correlate well with the sunspot number.
Sunspot number is defined from counts of the number
of individual sunspots as well as the number of sunspot
groups and must be reduced to a standard scale taking
into account the differences in equipment and techniques
between observatories. On the other hand, the radio
flux at 10.7 centimetres can be measured relatively
easily and quickly and has replaced the sunspot number
as an index of solar activity for many purposes.
Sunspot activity lower then the low one from 1798! This
was untill now the lowest since the beginning of measurements:
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