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| SFI: | 107 |
| A: | 12 |
| K: | 2 |
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What in the world is the sun up to now?Monday Mar 15, 2010
“I believe this could explain the unusually deep solar minimum we’ve been experiencing,” says Hathaway. “The high speed of the conveyor belt challenges existing models of the solar cycle and it has forced us back to the drawing board for new ideas.”
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