no longer in the night need hide:
“Climate models – there aren’t any”, I lamented in http://tinyurl.com/n7kvbff , asking “Where are the Real-Climate-Modellers? Certainly not here: http://tinyurl.com/q4rtmvf “.
But then, I
read this:
Trafford Publishing
© 2011 SPACE AND SCIENCE RESEARCH CORPORATION
Printed by Amazon.co.uk Ltd, Marston Gate, UK [no date given]
I let the
back cover speak for itself:
To quote the author with a few excerpts:
“First and foremost, what you are about to read in this book
regarding climate change is unvarnished, with no punches pulled…. This book
will, however, be what every American and citizen of the world needs to know
most about our climate. It will be something you have not been allowed to hear
for almost twenty years. It will be –
the truth.”
“Within a few weeks after this most important Bi-Centennial
Cycle discovery, I had formulated the Theory of Relational Cycles of Solar
Activity, or the RC theory, to account for its effects and those of other
similar cycles. Here then is that theory and its seven main elements that came
from my independent research. It is my fondest hope that with the growing
support the theory is receiving from top researchers and scientists from around
the world, the next global climate change, which will be a return to a deep and
prolonged cold period, will nonetheless be met by a people well prepared to
endure it.
The Theory of
Relational Cycles of Solar Activity
(The RC Theory)
- There exists a family of solar activity cycles that has a profound and direct influence on Earth’s climate.
- These cycles are called “relational cycles,” since their effects can be experienced or related to during one or two human lifetimes.
- There is a “Centennial Cycle” of ninety to one hundred years’ duration, which manifests itself with solar activity minimums and associated low temperatures, with episodes lasting a few years to one to two decades.
- There is a “Bi-Centennial Cycle” of about 206 years that is the most powerful of the relational cycles and has significant effects on the climate of the Earth, lasting several decades and resulting in the most extreme variations in solar activity and in Earth’s temperatures.
- These cycles are correlated strongly to all past major temperature lows.
- There is remarkable regularity within and hence predictability from these oscillations, such that the theory may be a powerful tool in forecasting major temperature and climate cycles on Earth, many decades in advance.
- There may be other relational cycles of shorter duration accounting for lesser solar and climate events, which may be revealed in subsequent research.”
ooo000ooo
A Real-Climate-Modeller at last!
http://www.spaceandscience.net/index.html
ADDENDUM 17 NOV 2014 10:29 GMT
A BBC NEWS video has been published with comment on Robert Felix's web site:
and a second link to the video only
COMMENTS received:
ReplyDeleteMike,
Good evening.
Please accept my sincere thanks for your posting of my book "Cold Sun" at your web site Clean Energy Pundit.
So far so good with the RC Theory as an accurate model for climate variation on the scale of about two centuries.
However, I look forward to the day when someone comes along with a better theory and model for climate variation as it should be if science is to advance.
Thanks again for your support to my efforts.
Best Regards,
John Casey
Sun 16/11/2014 02:16
Thanks, Mike.
That's a really interesting report, which I have sent on to others.
Bob
Professor Robert (Bob) M. Carter
Mon 17/11/2014 00:58
The discovery of Earths climate being affected by the large gas giants led to long range weather forecaster Inigo Owen Jones (1 December 1872 – 14 November 1954) predicting droughts and rains using these. Laughed out of a weather convention, it seems forecasters used his forecasts at times.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.landscheidt.info/ cast an amazing picture of how Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter and Uranus are influential with gravity affecting the surface with angular momentum causing some interesting effects on solar activity. Much like the tides on this planet affected by the moon. But this is affecting the huge convection zone of 200,000 km plus other elements on the suns plasma.
The "science" is not in but as the graphs on the website will correlate with variations of solar output and weather on Earth. It appears to fit....