Ice Age of the dimming Sun in 30 years
The "Primer Fields" illustrated by plasma physicist David LaPoint
unfold as an integral element of the electric Sun, a Sun made of plasma,
powered not from within, but powered externally by an electric process of
The video presented here, deals with the effects of interstellar plasma being focused onto the Sun, which renders our Sun responsive to interstellar conditions. It renders it variable in its activity. The variations have corresponding variable effects on the climate on Earth via varying solar cosmic-ray flux that affects cloudiness in a big way and thereby the global climate.
With the discovery in the 1940s that solar cosmic-ray flux transmutes atmospheric nitrogen into trace amounts of Carbon-14, historic C-14 measurements enable the correlation of historic solar activity with variations in the historic global climate, including the modern Great Global Warming between the end of the Little Ice Age and the year 2000, after which solar activity began to reverse again. (See: What is Carbon-14 and the CLOUD experiment. )
With the Sun being responsive to interstellar variations, it is also subject to threshold conditions below which the Primer Fields collapse that maintain its active state. With this phase shift, a big Ice Age begins.
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