Australia’s Southeast Hit By Early Cold And Snow; Prairie Spring Stays Wintry; Long-Duration M-Flare, More To Come; + They Blamed A Rat Virus On Climate Change
Official data show Greenland’s losses have been trending lower for years — the exact opposite of the one-way acceleration script still sold by the Climate Establishment.
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Is there a new link to the electroverse.space page that I used to enjoy? Thanks.
Hi Peter,
I’m working on a new space dashboard now.
It should be ready in a week or two.
Best,
Cap
Peter, the .space page was lost in the hack.
Shakespeare said, “First, kill all the
lawyershackers.”ARTICLE
At least 3 stranded hikers killed by volcano eruption on remote Indonesian island
https://nypost.com/2026/05/08/world-news/at-least-3-hikers-killed-by-volcano-eruption-on-indonesian-island/
May 8, 2026
“JAKARTA, Indonesia — An explosive eruption of Mount Dukono on a remote Indonesian island killed three hikers, authorities said Friday.
“About 20 climbers set out Thursday to ascend the nearly 1,355-meter (4,445-foot) volcano on the island of Halmahera, in defiance of safety restrictions, said North Halmahera police chief Erlichson Pasaribu.
“They became stranded when Dukono erupted at 7:41 a.m. local time, spewing a thick ash column that rose about 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) above the summit. The eruption was recorded on seismographs for more than 16 minutes, Indonesia’s Geological Agency said.”
Sorry, but there is no hantavirus. It’s a 100% made up story. People got sick with non-specific symptoms, which could be anything and everything. For some reason some “experts” decided it was a hantavirus. And from there tons of assumptions and beliefs are thrown in till you have a story that still way too many people take seriously.
No, thank you, Cap, for *your* continued support.
We appreciate it.
Thanks for the fine work you do, Cap. Please, please include credits on your graphs/maps/data. Otherwise, I cannot post them and give you credit.
A Model of Solar Activity Driven by Polar Plasma Currents Modulated by Planetary Configurations
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Certain Researcher
Abstract
We present a model in which solar magnetic activity is modulated by external polar plasma currents influenced by planetary orbital configurations, particularly Jupiter, with contributions from Venus–Earth alignments and outer planets.
A simple yet effective simulation using planetary ephemerides and an explicit polar plasma current term reproduces the ~11-year solar cycle, amplitude variations, and longer-term modulations. The model shows good qualitative and quantitative agreement with historical sunspot records and provides testable forecasts for Solar Cycle 26. This framework offers a complementary approach for long-range space weather prediction relevant to satellite operations and crewed missions.
The model shows good qualitative and quantitative agreement with historical sunspot records and provides testable forecasts for Solar Cycle 26.
CR, did they include a listing of their forecasts?
Cycle 26: Minimum ~2030–2031, peak expected 2035–2037 (moderate intensity, smoothed max ~110–140)
“we propose that external plasma currents entering the Sun’s polar regions (inspired by Ulysses mission observations) are modulated by planetary magnetospheres and alignments.”
The ongoing cooling makes this site precious for its warnings, that few dare, certainly not the officials who have data long ago.
Forgive me Cap, but from the tenor of your comments and from the focus on Greenland’s SMB over the few years that I have subscribed here, I really thought that Greenland’s icecap was growing; not that it wasn’t shrinking as fast. Perhaps some balance might be in order in your output. I don’t really find the daily low temperature in some remote Indian village to be that significant. I want big picture stuff on trends and real time data on global climate.
Alby, cataloging regions’ lower-than-normal temps is a part of the big picture, I think. Winter was severe and doesn’t want to give up in a lot of areas. I live in a temperate area; this springs reminds me of ~1998 spring, where it was unusually cool.