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My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years

 
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My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
Most GLPers know that our Sun has a cycle known as "solar maximum" and "solar minimum" marking periods of high and low solar activity in cycles ranging from 10-13 years. However, based on my research, I have a hunch that there could be a longer solar cycle that spans for 13,000 years. So, every 13,000 years, our Sun could change in ways that we can't even imagine, for example, a brief solar outburst exceeding Carrington event flares, followed by dramatic and permanent changes on the Sun, like a 2% increase in its mass or size.

What do you guys think?
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Re: My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
13,000 years ago is 11,000 BC. Atlantis is believed to be sank completely within this time period of 11,000 to 10,500 BC. Also, 13,000 years multiplied by 2 would be 26,000 years---time of precession of equinoxes of our planet. More on the equinox thingy here >> [link to en.wikipedia.org]

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Re: My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
I think this long-term cycle of 13,000 years is related to our solar system going up and down the Galactic Plane, where Sun and the rest of or system will encounter more powerful electro-magnetic particles and energies coming from the Galactic Center. That'll make our Sun go ape-shit crazy.
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Re: My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
I agree. I also believe we have a second sun out there somewhere!
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Re: My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
I think TPTB might have known about this long-term solar cycle, so that is why China had built many ghost cities far inland, away from the coasts, and why Russia had built many underground shelters, as well as having the Svarbaldt(forgot the exact name) seed vault.
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Re: My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
I think TPTB might have known about this long-term solar cycle, so that is why China had built many ghost cities far inland, away from the coasts, and why Russia had built many underground shelters, as well as having the Svarbaldt(forgot the exact name) seed vault.
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Re: My hunch: Our Sun has a longer period of solar cycles of 13,000 years
Most GLPers know that our Sun has a cycle known as "solar maximum" and "solar minimum" marking periods of high and low solar activity in cycles ranging from 10-13 years. However, based on my research, I have a hunch that there could be a longer solar cycle that spans for 13,000 years. So, every 13,000 years, our Sun could change in ways that we can't even imagine, for example, a brief solar outburst exceeding Carrington event flares, followed by dramatic and permanent changes on the Sun, like a 2% increase in its mass or size.

What do you guys think?
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Why would the sun have a 2% increase in mass? Where does the extra come from?
I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you.



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