I agree with you.
The movie making has already started and it's only going to get worse
www.vidics.com...
www.imdb.com...
[edit on 19-9-2008 by blupblup]
Originally posted by BenariusWell, it's nothing they have achknowledged in the past 'few' years if that's what you mean. Sure, the sun probably did act like this before in a certain period, and we probably weren't around to observe it, so it's new to us now. But they don't predict anything drastic. Here's an interesting thing about the sun..
The sun has been acting weird lately ???
A very broad statement. No matter how old you are, 15 or 50...you're age in 4 Billion years...lets say 30/4'000'000'000...it's like a drop in the ocean. How would you know how the sun acted in 3'999'999'970 out of 4'000'000'000 years. No offence intended. Just like to point out what you said you seem to know.
Good luck to you.
The last cycle reached its peak in 2001 and is believed to be just ending now, Longcope said. The next cycle is just beginning and is expected to reach its peak sometime around 2012. Today's sun, however, is as inactive as it was two years ago, and scientists aren't sure why.