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12-May-2006, 03:07 AM
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Long Range Solar Forcast
Just read this at science@nasa.
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2...htm?list144237 I've always been interested in the Maunder Minimum, or the little Ice Age, of the 1600's. I remember that during that time there were almost no sunspots visible on the sun. I've also read that some solar physicists think there may be a longer sunspot cycle of about 300 years or so. So, what are your thoughts, could this be the beginning of another cycle of low sunspot numbers or just a temporary slow down? 
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