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spacecase0 wrote:previously it was 2001, as a ham radio operator, I like the sun spot cycles.

We are entering a another active sunspot phase right now.

Forum Monk wrote:

spacecase0 wrote:previously it was 2001, as a ham radio operator, I like the sun spot cycles.

We are entering a another active sunspot phase right now.

did you see the new info on how the sun is linked to the earth with "magnetic ropes"
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news ... ights.html
it makes the sun cycles way more interesting.

the universe is usually more complex than it first seems, there are so many fun things to learn.

Monk:

Back to your “apparent” vs. “actual” event.
Is the 2012 apparent event the first in 5000 years?
In other words, has it been happening, but we just haven’t seen it?

kbs2244 wrote:Monk:

Back to your “apparent” vs. “actual” event.
Is the 2012 apparent event the first in 5000 years?
In other words, has it been happening, but we just haven’t seen it?

We've seen it, but its only recently that someone has tried to connected it to 2012 hysteria. The odd thing is, the proponents split hairs down to arcsecond accuracies and then claim the ancient possessed these remarkable skills for determining celestial mechanics and positions. And yet, the center of the galaxy is really an imaginary line of coordinates agreed by the International Astronomical Union during modern times.