In 1979 (or 78), there was the famous Leonard Nimoy narrated video, the Impending Ice Age.
Then it became Global Warming, then Climate Change and who knows what else.
Now...we are back to...cooling.
Ya can't make this **** up people.
#HappyNotToBeALemming
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Willie Wei-Hock Soon is a Malaysian astrophysicist and aerospace engineer employed as a part-time externally funded researcher at the Solar and Stellar Physics Division of the Harvard–Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
He has taken a look at that big yellow thing in the sky, and he does not like what he sees.
The light from the sun is dimmer today than it was 40 years ago. It is a cyclical thing. But that does not diminish the threat to the Earth.
Strange Sounds reported that Soon said,
"what we predict is that the next 20-30 years will be cold. It will be cold, so it will be a very interesting thing for the IPCC to confront."
Soon, of course, pointed out that global cooling is a far greater source of concern than global warming.
He said, "We will have a lot more problems were the planet to cool rather than warm."
He also said, "If you want to face a serious problem, worry about an ice age; never worry about global warming."
History shows this is true. Societies flourish in warm weather, in part because the good weather improves the crops.
Sunspot activity has fallen off from the hyperactivity of the 1990s and early 2000s. More sunspots, more sun, higher temperatures. Carbon dioxide has scant effect on this.
Forbes noticed the drop in sunspots last year, and reported, "While we on Earth suffer from coronavirus, our star—the Sun—is having a lockdown all of its own. Spaceweather.com reports that already there have been 100 days in 2020 when our Sun has displayed zero sunspots.
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