Scientists Admit They Were Wrong About Sun Cycle Predictions

by | Nov 1, 2023 | Headline News

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    The scientists who were forecasting the sun’s weather have finally acknowledged that their prediction for the current solar cycle was off. And the predictions were not off by just a little. They were far from accurate.

    The researchers now say that we are fast approaching an explosive peak in solar activity. Earlier this year, Live Science reported that solar maximum will likely hit harder and sooner than predicted.

    The sun is constantly in flux, much like the Earth. Roughly every 11 years, our home star cycles from a period of tranquility, known as solar minimum, to a peak of solar activity known as solar maximum. This is when dark sunspots cover the sun and frequently spit out powerful solar storms. The star then switches back again to a solar minimum.

    The sun’s current cycle, Solar Cycle 25, officially began in early 2019. At the time, the National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration’s (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) — an expert panel made up of NOAA and NASA scientists — predicted that Solar Cycle 25 would most likely peak at some point in 2025 and be underwhelming compared with average cycles, much like its predecessor, Solar Cycle 24. -Live Science

    However, other solar scientists realized that the sun was not following the SWPC’s predictions. In June this year, Live Science revealed that solar activity had been ramping up quicker than expected. Several experts who forecast that the solar maximum would likely arrive before the end of 2024 spoke of the error made by the ruling class’s “official scientists.”

    Several signs this year revealed that the solar maximum is going to arrive sooner and be more active than expected, including a 20-year sunspot peakmassive X-class solar flaresextensive aurora displays at lower latitudes, and rising temperatures in the upper atmosphere, as well as the appearance of streaks of light, known as airglow, and the disappearance of noctilucent, or night-shining, clouds, according to Live Science.

    Mainstream media still cannot figure out how ruling class-funded scientists could possibly be this wrong and why it took them so long to admit it. We all know why. The scientists have one job and that’s to push the rulers’ official narrative on the public.

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    “We expect that our new experimental forecast will be much more accurate than the 2019 panel prediction and, unlike previous solar cycle predictions, it will be continuously updated on a monthly basis as new sunspot observations become available,” Mark Miesch, a solar physicist at the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder and lead researcher at SWPC, said in the statement. “It’s a pretty significant change.”

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