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Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by theAymen
Heaps more mistakes here.
1. Jupiter did not lose a ring. A cloud band disappeared. It's happened before. It will happen again.
2. The red spot of Jupiter is not gone. In fact there is a new one forming.
3. Isotope half lifes are not changing
4. Solar maximums occur every 11 years
5. The difference of 1 year in an 11 year cycle is important. It goes to the understanding of the sun.
6. There is no evidence that a change in the sun's magnetic field can be detected at the LHC
That is why I called this pseudoscience - it is.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by theAymen
Frankly, I haven't got a clue what you are attempting to convey in that post.
Mohapatra agrees that the effect looks genuine. But, he warns, genuine-looking effects are often later revealed as statistical flukes or the result of subtle defects in measuring technique. Still, he adds, “it’s interesting enough that people in the nuclear field should go back and look at old data.”
look a theory is a theory
The view through a telescope is excellent. Because Jupiter is so close, the planet's disk can be seen in rare detail--and there is a lot to see. For instance, the Great Red Spot, a cyclone twice as wide as Earth, is bumping up against another storm called "Red Spot Jr." The apparition of two planet-sized tempests grinding against one another must be seen to be believed.
Also, Jupiter's trademark South Equatorial Belt (SEB) recently vanished, possibly submerging itself beneath high clouds. Researchers say it could reappear at any moment.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by theAymen
You have no clue what you are talking about.
1. The cloud band may not be gone. It may simply be covered by higher clouds.
2. No the red spot is not gone. You obviously have no clue here.
Jupiter's New Red Spot
3. I've read the article before. It states that the output of the sun may cause interactions with material so that the decay rate appears to be increased. I suggest you actually read the article.
Mohapatra agrees that the effect looks genuine. But, he warns, genuine-looking effects are often later revealed as statistical flukes or the result of subtle defects in measuring technique. Still, he adds, “it’s interesting enough that people in the nuclear field should go back and look at old data.”
4&5. I live at 37N and I have seen the northern lights in my area in the last decade. The historic maximum was not 1958. Again you seem to be making things up. It's getting to be an obvious pattern that others have pointed out.
6. That's a strawman argument. Failure of communication equipment has nothing to do with the LHC detecting a change in the sun's magnetic field.
tut tut..that comment was copy & pasted from wikipedia..there was no need to make anything up
I live at 37N and I have seen the northern lights in my area in the last decade. The historic maximum was not 1958. Again you seem to be making things up. It's getting to be an obvious pattern that others have pointed out.
tut tut..that comment was copy & pasted from wikipedia..there was no need to make anything up.
firstly...stop calling me a liar..i never claimed its 100% fact.
WHY WOULD YOU WANT ME BANNED....AND HOW OFTEN DO YOU DO THIS TO PEOPLE.