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What modulates our Sun? The majority of science work on the principle that the Sun is self modulating and each solar cycle is a product of a random number generator. There are others that suspect the Sun is modulated by the planets with a special emphasis on Uranus & Neptune. Thanks to Carl Smith who has recently left us we have new knowledge that significantly adds to Jose, Landscheidt & Charvàtovà's work.

Geoff Sharp

Geoff Sharp

Posted Fri, 07/30/2010 - 14:39 by Achromat

Hello All:

I am a new kid here and this site was recommended by a friend who has the same thinking about the phony climate change hysteria I frequently experience in our "free" media. So far I enjoy the site and have had no small degree of interest drilling around and exploring the links.

A curious friend and I were exchanging emails and we realized neither of us had never heard of Geoff Sharp. I am unable to find a webpage describing who Mr. Sharp is and his credentials are curiously missing; so I was wondering if someone in this forum might be able to enlighten me.

Thank you.

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No one special, but I have

by Geoff Sharp - 02/12/2011 - 02:09

No one special, but I have now built an "about me" page.

Hi- I think you should let us

by Robin - 09/18/2011 - 09:49

Hi- I think you should let us decide about the 'no-one' special tag.

I have been watching this site for a year or two, and it is a breath of fresh air.

I am a formal, card-carrying layman, many rungs below your good self Mr Sharp. Nevertheless, I have made weather recordings since 1978, first in England, and for 20 years in Scotland. in 1981, I became interested in solar cycles, and recorded my thoughts. I still have the charts I made then, and the guesstimate at the bottom of the page, which says 'so the next really low low should be approximately 2010, which should result in a truly severe winter' Just a lucky guess for a young'un, no doubt. But if it's so clear to even the most uninitiated after just a little basic mathematics, why are we still trying to justify to the mainstream?

I work for the emergency services up here. Last year, I was able to persuade my people to buy more 4X4 vehicles and winter supplies, based on the effects of a true minimum. That lives have - and will continue to be saved is undoubted. That may sound dramatic, but it's the day-to-day job for us.

Your work is incredibly important to me, and I'm sure to many others. That makes you 'special'. Keep it going, and thankyou.

 

Robin

He who dies with the most toys, wins.

Thanks Robin for the kind

by Geoff Sharp - 09/18/2011 - 22:51

Thanks Robin for the kind words.

Many thanks go to Carl's brother Dave for providing the Domain, Server and Software.