Lets hope the good folks at NASA have it right this time!
http://tinyurl.com/y5kbyu
The most active sunspot cycle since records have been kept? Oh, please, let it be true!
But we all know predicitons about celestial events can tend to be tricky. Remember the claims about the comet Kohoutek in the 70s? That fizzled out big time. It was supposed to be the brightest comet of our time, visible even in the daylight hours! I seem to remember needing a telescope to see it at night.
Then Halley's comet in 1986 turned out to be another big bust.
I think I'll take the attitude of "wait and see". But no matter what happens on down the road, solar conditions HAVE to improve over what we have now!
73 de Larry W2LJ
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