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gbaikie — (archived)

I didn't read all it, but it's interesting. If a butterfly wings can affect distance events then certainly the biggest planet in our solar system could affect the Sun. The magnetic interaction between the Sun and Jupiter is something we can find more about.
I had thought that since you are usually focused on impactors that this was going to what you were going to linked to. And since this it was on my mind: I wouldn't be surprised if impactors hitting the Sun could have some affect on our climate. And as Jupiter is a dominate force in regards to influencing the orbits of asteriods, it could be related to this, though this is probably more of a chaotic and longer cycle than 11 years.

One thing seems almost a certainty and that is the complexity associated with Earth climate is not going to involve only a couple of simple factors.
And I think the idea of the complex interaction of earth's processes is going to further evolve into the complex interaction of the Sun with solar system and then to our solar system and our galaxy.

Of course, now is when Lindy or SDAI-Tech1 hops in a starts talking about the significant of the cosmic forces upon all our lives:).

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