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Looks a lot at what the sun is doing and how it affects earth's weather and general state. For sure, some of it feels a little dramatic, but it's an interesting way of looking at weather beyond local daily temperature and prospects of rain or snow.
I'm familiar with that stuff; I'll take a look.
Interesting stuff Jay. I guess I've got something else to keep an eye on. I love geology, climatology and meteorology. They're all my hobbies. In addition to all the other things I've got my hands and toes and fingers and head into. He he
Some/most of the daily updates are a bit too technical for me, but I get the gist of what he's saying...some things more than others. Glad you like.
Interesting. I understand the majority of it, and the rest would be in reach if I had time/inclination to study it. It would be time consuming for me. I will say that what he seems to promote isn't the only conclusions you can reach with the data, but what he says is quite reasonable.
(03-16-2021, 07:07 PM)Ed Hurst Wrote: [ -> ]Interesting. I understand the majority of it, and the rest would be in reach if I had time/inclination to study it. It would be time consuming for me. I will say that what he seems to promote isn't the only conclusions you can reach with the data, but what he says is quite reasonable.
Some of his videos, the ones that aren't the daily updates, seem a bit sensationalist. But that might be because it's about pending earth-wide disasters that aren't necessarily commonly talked about. He could very well be right/accurate, though.
His position is very much anti-mainstream. That's in his favor, since the mainstream is notorious for lying outright. For the global disasters, it's just a matter of, "If something doesn't change this apparent stream of events, it will be a disaster."