Note that the magnetic field of the sun is coupled to that of each of the planets. However, evanescent magnetic field intensity falls as the cube of the distance from the center, so the inner planets are coupled a lot less than the outer planets. As I mentioned before, the magnetic field of the sun can affect that of the Earth and hence protect the Earth more or less from cosmic ray flux; and the cosmic ray flux nucleates lower atmosphere droplets to form clouds.
Interestingly the magnetic field polarity of the sun goes through massive reversal every 11 years. This would seem to heat the crap out of Mercury. Some cycles it would seem that the magnetic field of the sun would add to that of the Earth and the next cycle detract from the Earth's field. Certainly this magnetic field dither would cause heating to some extent in the Earth and could provide a stimulus for the "mixing up" and "re-formation" of the Earth in its own magnetic field reversal. It is not clear though how the magnetic field reversal of the sun every 11 years plays into the 10,000x longer period for the Earth's field reversal. If the sun's own complete field reversal every 11 years doesn't trip the Earth's field reversal, it is hard to see how a much smaller CME event would stimulate a reversal at the Earth. On Tue, Sep 12, 2017 at 8:54 AM, JonesBeene <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Mother Nature has positioned all of us within a gigantic solar/magnetic > experiment – a work in progress > > https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2017/active-region-on- > sun-continues-to-emit-solar-flares > > > > If there are recurring weather or earthquake anomalies today or tomorrow, > even though Irma has tapered off, some of the blame could point to the sun. > The next storm – Jose - is looking strangely erratic… But there is more. > Much more. > > > > Is it time for… ta da … a Magnetic Pole Reversal? > > > > And can any of the recent weather anomalies also fit into a picture of > magnetic instability in the core of earth, possibly locked into a long > range positive feedback arrangement with the sun? > > > > Magnetic Pole Reversals happen every few hundred thousand years. Earth has > settled into a pattern of a pole reversal about every 200,000 years for the > last 100 cycles. However, it has been almost 4 times that long since the > last reversal which was about 800,000 years ago. > > > > This phenomenon could happen soon, but I’m glad it did not happen on 911 > for a number of reasons.. We already tend to blow up every minor > coincidence to biblical proportions, so to speak. > > > > Anyway - get ready to replace all of your compasses, fellow travelers. > > > > You heard it first on vortex, which is strangely appropriate to hurricane > season, no? > > > > > > > > >
