Sun Spots Drive the ENSO

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  • Billy_Bob
    Systems Administrator
    • Sep 2022
    • 8196

    #1

    Sun Spots Drive the ENSO

    Was pursing the internet tonight and this one jumped out at me.

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    When you look into the cycles themselves, you will see that correlation continues to a lesser degree.

    Just thought I might post this one up for comments.

    The article at the link is rather questionable. But the graphing was spot on.

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  • GrumpyOldEngineer
    Patriot Hero
    • Nov 2024
    • 1521

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    I really haven't had a chance to read the linked article but I plan to do so.

    Sunspot tracking is also a ham radio thing. There are sites dedicated to tracking them and reporting on the impact to the various frequency bands. Radio signal propagation around the earth is very dependent upon the sunspot cycle. An increase in sunspot activity increases signal propagation. The popularity of the various radio hobbies also tends to increase and decrease with the sunspot cycles. It's fun to turn on your radio and communicate directly with someone on the opposite side of the globe.

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